
Apartments near College Ave. Liquor & Deli in Berkeley, CA (2,847 Rentals)


522-530 45th St

4216 Shafter Ave

3306 Market St

827 52nd St

5229-5235 Genoa St

5103 West St

772 47th St

337 42nd St

776-784 47th St

898 55th St

4223 Terrace St

4379 Howe St

4263 Gilbert St

Casa Isabella

326 Garnet St

4534 Martin Luther King Jr Way

4715 West St

541 45th St

909 Aileen St

4222-4224 Terrace St

4324-4326 Montgomery St

886 53rd St

962 63rd St

908 55th St

474-476 43rd St

430 42nd St

885 53rd St

4170 Emerald St

4244 Gilbert St

901-911 55th St

548 44th St

669 46th St

5421 Market St

450 42nd St

945-947 57th St

452-454 42nd St

972 62nd St

4235 Montgomery St

966 61st Pl

487 43rd St

915 55th St

483 43rd St

275 Ridgeway Ave

841-843 47th St

702 45th St

4238-4240 Montgomery St

4328 Howe St

4318 Howe St

4422 Martin Luther King Jr Way

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