
Apartments near Parkside Avenue-Q in Brooklyn, NY (1,788 Rentals)


170 Hawthorne St

550 OCEAN AVE

The Lincoln at Prospect Park

60 E 17th St

100 Linden Blvd

181 Clarkson Ave

90 E 18th St

PLG 123 Linden Apartments

184 Clarkson Ave

175 Hawthorne St

75 Ocean Ave

532 Flatbush Ave

180 Lenox Rd

45 Tennis Ct

570 Ocean Ave

181 Hawthorne St

57 LINCOLN RD

206 Clarkson Ave

Pratt House

128 Linden Blvd

591 Ocean

Elevatored Apartment Building

143 Linden Blvd

Chatea Frgntenac

100 E 18th St

1694 Church Ave

130 Martense St

65 Ocean Avenue

The Sidney

Rogers Court

600 Rogers Ave

105 Lincoln Road

115 Lincoln Rd

The Lincoln Apartments

155 Linden Blvd

590 Ocean Ave

105 Lincoln Rd

49 E 19th St

601 Ocean Ave

620 Parkside Ave

55 Ocean Ave

131 Lincoln Rd

210 Clarkson Ave

65 East 19th St

50 E 19TH ST

137-153 Lincoln Rd

125 E 18th St

266 E 21st St

148 Linden Blvd
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Renting with Roommates: Realistic Expectations for Shared Lease
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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.