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


1429 Martin Luther King Jr Way

1504 Bonita Ave

1542-1548 Tyler St

2732 Martin Luther King Jr Way

1435 Martin Luther King Jr Way

1614 Milvia St

2010 Channing Way

1516-1518 Prince St

1539 Prince St

1425-1427 M.L. King Jr. Way

1916 1920, 1922 Vine St

1423 Martin Luther King Jr Way

1703 Milvia St

2840 Grant St

2017 Delaware St

1640 Ashby Ave

2004-2006 Virginia St

3228 Idaho St

3216 Baker St

2012 Channing Way

1321 Josephine St

2594 Milvia St

2018 Francisco St

2025 Hearst Ave

2014 Channing Way

1438 Bonita Ave

1815 Oregon St

1905 Henry St

1534 Prince St

2030-2032 Bancroft Way

1343 Martin Luther King Jr Way

1603 Prince St

2021 Francisco St

2021 Haste St

2000-2006 Blake St

1607 Milvia St

Link Apartments Blake

1605 Milvia St

2032-2034 Hearst Ave

1607 Prince St

2038 Hearst Ave

2005 Lincoln St

1540 Milvia St

3102 California St

2949 King St

2002 Cedar St

2022 Virginia St

1306 M. Luther King, Jr.

1632 Tyler St

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