
Apartments near Sterling Street-2 in Brooklyn, NY (2,462 Rentals)


92 Woodruff Ave

87 Woodruff Avenue

148 Parkside Avenue

1646 Union St

1617 PRESIDENT St

31 E 31st St

1495 Nostrand Ave

Jeanette Court

30 Martense St

1037-1039 Bergen St

410-412 Ocean Ave

Martinique

12-20 Martense St

441 Ocean Ave

136 Erasmus St

1259 Saint Johns Pl

550 Prospect Plz

41 E 31st St

110 New York Ave

80 Woodruff Avenue

89 Crooke Ave

5 Saint Pauls Pl

1622 President St

Palace Arms

115 E 21st St

159 Eastern Parkway

134 Erasmus St

781 Washington Ave

79 Woodruff Ave

947 Montgomery St

100 E 21st St

1625 President St

542 Saint Marks Ave

180 Erasmus St

877 Empire Blvd

1280-1288 Dean St

643 Franklin Ave

81-87 Crooke Ave

Crown Heights

1829 Caton Ave

249 E 37th St

545 Prospect Pl

865 Rogers

950-952 Bergen St

816 Washington Ave

950 Saint Marks Ave

115 Brooklyn Ave

519 Saint Marks Ave

1660 Union St
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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.