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


2233 9th St

2301 8th St

2241 9th St

938 Bancroft Way

Marianne Apartments

1109 Hearst Ave

2328 7th St

1737 San Pablo Ave

2242-2246 10th St

2235 10th St

1729-1735 San Pablo Ave

2336 8th St

1108-1110 Francisco St

835 Channing Way

1114-1120 Addison St

1130-1134 Hearst Ave

Norgren

1654 San Pablo Ave

1650-1654 San Pablo Ave

1135-1139 Addison St

9th Street Apartments

1500-1504 8th St

2314 10th St

2333 9th St

2111 Byron St

1133-1139 Hearst Ave

1132 Francisco St

1161 Hearst Ave

1138 Addison St

2417 6th St

1146-1160 Hearst Ave

1155-1163 Hearst Ave

2321-2323 10th St

1980 Curtis St

1970 Curtis St

1944 Curtis St

840 Page St

2334 10th St

1035 Cedar St

2056-2094 Curtis St

1434 6th St

1504-1514 10th St

1930 Curtis St

1916-1920 Curtis St

2430 5th St

1179-1181 Delaware St

2431 7th St

1610 Kains Ave

2231 Byron St

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How much are Studio apartments in Berkeley?
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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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Berkeley ranges from $765 to $5,146 with an average monthly rent of $2,697.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Berkeley range from $780 to $14,831. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $3,443.
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There are currently 586 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Berkeley on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $850 to $9,369 - averaging $3,271 for the location.
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