
Apartments near 2551-2555 San Pablo Ave in Berkeley, CA (2,618 Rentals)


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2333 Channing Way

2701 Durant

2124 Parker

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2510 Bancroft Way

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1920 Francisco LLC

The Overture

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2710 College

The Den

The Standard at Berkeley

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Addison

Telegraph Commons

2729 Dwight

Berkeley Central

Americana Apartments

The Lair

Helios

UC Studios

2211 Carleton St

2122 Dwight Way

2405 Fulton St

2000 Durant Ave

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2737 Durant Avenue

1803 Oxford St

Aquatic @ U

RUMI at King

Rise at Berkeley

2329 Channing Way

2520 Hillegass Ave

2504 Dana St

2731 Durant Ave

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2339 Hilgard Ave, Unit #301

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1441 Josephine St, Unit 1441 Josephine St.

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2116 California St, Unit B

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1677 Arch St, Unit 1

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2007 Rose St, Unit A

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2615 Parker St, Unit 1905JuliaMorganUpperFlat

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1720 Cedar St, Unit CedarB

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