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Are there any other sites besides craigslists that have a good size list of apartment listings? |
I am looking for an apartment in the Brooklyn area of New York City, but am very tired of craigslist, Please share any other FREE sites that I can search for an apartment, emphasis on FREE site listings. I am not looking for a sublet.com or rdny.com where you are charged a fee just to look at their database. http://newyork.backpage.com - service looks just like craigslist. Apartments.com Local newspapers usually carry a substantial amount of apartment ads. |
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