
Apartments near Park Street Landing in Alameda, CA (2,430 Rentals)


1716 E 20th St

2056 35th Ave

1753 16th Ave

1718 15th Ave

1918 16th Ave

2436 25th Ave

2216 E 23rd St

1919 42nd St

1248-1248 E 15th St

1527 13th Ave

2041 E 23rd St

2136-2138 19th Ave

1942 E 22nd St

1221-1227 E 15th St

1930-1944 16th Ave

2425 Fruitvale Ave

1234 47th Ave

2444 25th Ave

3558-3560 Harper St

4527 Bancroft Ave

1827 E 22nd St

Fruitvale Apartments

2037 38th Ave

1440 12th Ave

1915-1917 16th Ave

1640 45th Ave

1430 46th Ave

1750 E 21st St

2050 Harrington Ave

3537 Galindo St

2045-2047 38th Ave

3060 Logan St

2443 Grande Vista Ave

2500 Fruitvale Ave

2151 E 24th St

1629 46th Ave

2501 Grande Vista Ave

1322 E 18th St

2442 23rd Ave

1220 Foothill Blvd

1134-1142 International Blvd

1922-1924 14th Ave

1236 E 17th St

2475-2485 26th Ave

2315-2321 21st Ave

2311 21st Ave

Casa Madrone

1901-1907 E 23rd St

2112 35th Ave

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How much are Studio apartments in Alameda?
There are currently 1,919 Studio Apartments in Alameda with rent ranges from $895 to $6,500 with an average price of $2,491.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Alameda ranges from $326 to $5,584 with an average monthly rent of $2,899.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Alameda range from $1,400 to $6,245. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $3,885.
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