
Apartments near Identity Logan Park in Berkeley, CA (2,660 Rentals)


2033 Haste St

2115 Haste St

Berkeley Park Apartments

B28

2319 Shattuck Ave.

2015 Haste St.

2117 Haste St

Sterling Haste

2009-2011 Haste St.

2000 Channing Way

2007 Haste St

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The Rapa-Nui

2404 Fulton St

1942 Channing Way

2129 Haste Street

2126 Bancroft Way

2204 Channing Way

2030 Dwight Way

2211 Channing Way

2428 Milvia St

1930 Channing Way

1940-1942 Haste St.

2028 Dwight Way

2215 Channing Way

Fulton Apartments

2016-2020 Dwight Way

The Berkeley Center

2214 Haste St

Durant Park Apartment

2218 Haste St

2450 Milvia St

Oxford Plaza

1931 Dwight Way

2121 Blake St

2233 Channing Way

Sterling Allston

1927 Dwight Way

2230 Haste St

2232 Haste St

2124 Blake St

2239 Channing Way

Channing Apartments

2222 Dwight Way

2216-2220 Dwight Way

1907 Haste St

Maison Durant

2412 Ellsworth St.

2312 Ellsworth St

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