
Apartments near Identity Logan Park in Berkeley, CA (2,636 Rentals)


2121 10th St

Marianne Apartments

3000 Claremont Ave

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Carlotta Manor

2924 Claremont Ave

1235 Carrison St

1611 63rd St

1346 Hopkins St

1109 Hearst Ave

1619 Hopkins St

1665 Hopkins St

2113 10th St

1804 62nd St

1380 Hopkins St

1497 Hopkins St

1329 Rose St

1232-1234 Ashby Ave

2415 9th St

2435 9th St

1547 Hopkins Dr

1520 Alcatraz Ave

3151 Eton Ave

2730 10th St

2333 9th St

Norgren

1035 Addison St

1614 63rd St

1223 Ashby Ave

1306-1308 Hopkins St

2116 10th St

2233 9th St

2241 9th St

2029 10th St

Mable Howard Apartments

2214 Eunice St

2410 9th St

1212 Carrison St

1423 Alcatraz Ave

1600 63rd St

1415 Alcatraz Ave

2112 10th St

2209 9th St

2418 9th St

2428 9th St

3306 Claremont Ave

1132 Francisco St

1357 Hopkins St

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There are currently 1,738 Studio Apartments in Berkeley with rent ranges from $748 to $3,877 with an average price of $2,467.
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