
Apartments near Prospect Park (B,Q,S Line)-B in Brooklyn, NY (2,434 Rentals)


75 Prospect Park W

The Theodore Roosevelt

50 PPSW

502 Montgomery St

1516 Bedford Ave

595 New York Ave

394 Lincoln Pl

510 Ocean Ave

679 6th St

105 Prospect Park W

90 Prospect Park W

806 Classon Avenue

681 Lincoln Place

96 Martense St

162 Linden Blvd

166 Rogers Ave

1316 Nostrand Ave

1322 Nostrand Ave

584 Lincoln Pl

Museum Court

1 Saint Francis Pl

119 Prospect Park W

404-406 Midwood St

549 16th Street

2167 Bedford Ave

1512 Bedford Avenue

515 Ocean Ave

608 5th St

686 Saint Johns Pl

796 Classon Ave

2171 Bedford Ave

41 Prospect Park SW

530 16th St

St. John's Heights Condominium

543 16th St

465 Eastern Pky

44 Prospect Park W

102-104 Martense St

133 Prospect Park W

123 Prospect Park West

632 3Rd Street

167 Linden Blvd

2173 Bedford Ave

680 Saint Johns Pl

834 Nostrand Ave

760 Franklin Ave

338 Lincoln Pl

565 Saint Johns Pl

611 St Johns Pl
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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.