
Apartments near Fourth Street Berkeley in Berkeley, CA (1,887 Rentals)


1933 Delaware St

1835 Carleton St

1632 Russell St

1901 Parker St

1626 Bonita Ave

1730 Stuart St

1814 Derby St

1924 Haste St

2539 Martin Luther King Jr Way

3053 Dohr St

1935 Haste St

1936-38 Channing Way

1930 Haste St

2539 M Luther King Jr Way

1635-1637 Julia St

2630 Martin Luther King Jr Way

3000 California St

1818-1822 Milvia St

1446 Martin Luther King Jr Way

1648 Russell St

1932-1934 Haste St

1521-1523 M.L. King Jr. Way

1521 M.L. King, Jr. Way

1533 Martin Luther King Jr Way

1532 Tyler St

1538 Bonita Ave

1623 Bonita Ave

1507 Prince St

1634 Julia St

2001 University Ave

1801 Milvia Street

1649 Julia St

2910 King St

2003-2005 Berkeley Way

2420 Milvia St

1708 Milvia St

3041-3049 Sacramento St

1426 Martin Luther King Jr Way

2009 Hearst Ave

1930 Cedar St

2001 Channing Way

1320 Josephine St

1312 Josephine St

1605 Bonita Ave

1609 Bonita Ave

1510 Bonita Ave

1640 Julia St

1522 Bonita Ave

1930 Blake St

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There are currently 1,741 Studio Apartments in Berkeley with rent ranges from $748 to $4,092 with an average price of $2,266.
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