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


1843 8th Ave

1847 8th Ave

1621 7th Ave

2465 Humboldt Ave

2832 19th Ave

2612-2618 13th Ave

2622 13th Ave

715-731 E 18th St

2144 50th Ave

5117 Foothill Blvd

2126 9th Ave

515 E 11th St

5223 Bancroft Ave

714 E 18th St

2158 50th Ave

1031 E 24th St

705-709 E 18th St

721 E 19th St

2863 Brookdale Ave

2535 E 29th St

Lyon's Apartment

2241 48th Ave

2505-2511 E 29th St

5444 International Blvd

5125 Ygnacio Ave

2406-2408 11th Ave

1019-1023 E 24th St

2557 35th Ave

3920-3926 Lyon Ave

2509 Bartlett St

4008-4018 Lyon Ave

2937 Brookdale Ave

2945 Brookdale Ave

2923 Coolidge Ave

2942 23rd Ave

4083 Lyon Ave

2 Deering Ct

1818 7th Ave

2883 Brookdale Ave

1334 E 27th St

4534 Congress Ave

601-617 Foothill Blvd

2501 Humboldt Ave

2953 Brookdale Ave

2550 35th Ave

14th Ave Apartments, LLC

2507-2509 Humboldt Ave

1951 E 30th St

2228 48th Ave

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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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