
Apartments near Parkside Avenue-Q in Brooklyn, NY (1,786 Rentals)


1700 Albemarle Rd

20 Westminster Rd

271 Hawthorne St

189 E 18th St

212 Linden Blvd

312 E 21st St

170 E 17th St

Martense Street Apartments

120 East 19th Street

1290 Nostrand Ave

Prospect Park South

659 Ocean Ave

119 E 19th St

271 Lenox Road

270 Lenox Rd

104-110 Empire Blvd

667 Ocean Ave

200 East 18th St

30 Westminster

The Regent

Pendant Hall

201 E 18th St

Common Lincoln

1767 Bedford Ave

2025 REGENT PL

137 Sterling St

233-239 Linden Blvd

191 E 17th St

226 Linden Blvd

250 Maple St

15 Stratford Rd

1283 Nostrand Ave

292 Hawthorne St

190 E 17th St

Paul Revere

115 Erasmus St

2322 Bedford Ave

Lincoln Terrace

141 E 19th St

35-49 Stratford Rd

10 Stratford Rd

829 greenwood ave

2605 Snyder Avenue

300 Lincoln Rd

50 Westminster Rd

2112 Regent Pl

865 Rogers

205 E 17th St

300 Lenox Rd
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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.