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


1641-1645 47th Ave

1101 Foothill Blvd

3525 Gray St

3248 Hyde St

3256 Hyde St

3260 Hyde St

1756 12th Ave

3057-3063 Blossom St

3400 Salisbury St

2561 Fruitvale Ave

1136 10th Ave

2534-2540 26th Ave

4128-4130 Carrington St

2437-2439 21st Ave

2575 Fruitvale Ave

1801 14th Ave

2564 Fruitvale Ave

2566-2578 Fruitvale Ave

3410-3414 Salisbury St

2538 26th Ave

3227 Prentiss St

3231 Prentiss St

2460 34th Ave

1202 E 18th St

1743 12th Ave

2585 Fruitvale Ave

2226 17th Ave

1822-1826 12th Ave

3573 Gray St

2605 26th Ave

2452 34th Ave

3245 Prentiss St

926-932 E 10th Ave

1256 50th Ave

2507-2519 Coolidge Ave

2003 E 25th St

Vista Estero

3826 Carrington St

2155 39th Ave

Helena Manor

1900 E 24th St

1838 12th Ave

3265 Prentiss St

2225-2227 35th Ave

1943-1949 E 25th St

3487 Paxton Ave

1100 E 17th St

1507 48th Ave

1740 E 23rd St

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There are currently 1,919 Studio Apartments in Alameda with rent ranges from $895 to $6,500 with an average price of $2,500.
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