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


2620 Wakefield Ave

2217-2221 35th Ave

2036 High St

2604 Fruitvale Ave

937 International Blvd

947 International Blvd

905 E 11th St

1410 E 22nd St

3228 Prentiss St

2621 Fruitvale Ave

1226 E 20th St

3260 Prentiss St

2637 Grand Vista Ave

1834 E 24th St

2119-2127 14th Ave

2645 Wakefield Ave

3248 Prentiss St

2030 E 25th St

2048 13th Ave

Brooklyn Basin Parcel H

2538 Highland Ave

3252 Prentiss St

1724 11th Ave

1445 50th Ave

3050-3058 Davis St

1911 19th Ave

1433 50th Ave

3115-3121 Davis St

4709 Foothill Blvd

2100 13th Ave

2216 14th Ave

2135-2141 14th Ave

2066 High St

1863-1871 E 25th St

1021 E 17th St

1634-1636 10th Ave

1812 E 24th St

1844-1858 11th Ave

2670 25th Ave

1800-1806 E 24th St

2207 14th Ave

1233 E 21st St

2521 E 27th St

2529 E 27th St

1648 10th Ave

1931 12th Ave

1111 E 19th St

1847 E 25th St

3542 Custer St

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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 $2,500.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Alameda ranges from $456 to $5,585 with an average monthly rent of $2,886.
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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 $3,906.
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