
Apartments near Park Place (S Line)-Franklin Avenue Shuttle in Brooklyn, NY (3,383 Rentals)


1140 President St

1331 Pacific St

130 New York Ave

1144 President St

1150 President St

310 Saint James Pl

34 Butler Pl

224 New York Ave

308 Saint James Pl

226 New York Avenue

1265 Fulton St

286 Saint Johns Pl

1333 Pacific St

82 Irving Pl

274 Prospect Pl

68 Putnam Avenue

1167 President St

60 Hancock St

236 New York Ave

1267 Fulton St

803 Nostrand Ave

1154 President St

9 Claver Pl

280 Saint Johns Pl

263 Prospect Pl

1304 Pacific St

242 New York Avenue

554 Eastern Pky

1163 President St

856 Nostrand Ave

302 Saint James Pl

466 Franklin Ave

10 Claver Pl

35 Halsey St

864 Nostrand Ave

1015 Fulton St

1281 Atlantic Ave

Cathedral Condominiums

14-20 Butler Pl

41 Jefferson Ave

The Bradshaw - 915-919 Saint Johns Place

1261-1263 Dean St

1160 President St

257 Prospect Pl

21 Butler Pl

127 Herkimer St

294 Saint James Pl

250 New York Avenue

11A Arlington Pl

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Given the high costs for housing, I have found that many people are looking for a roommate to share expenses. These arrangements can increase opportunities for more desirable and larger spaces.