
Apartments near Ashby Station-Fremont - Richmond in Berkeley, CA (3,077 Rentals)


1898 Harmon St

1801 Fairview St

2915 Harper St

2906 Martin Luther King Jr Way

2905 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd

2914 Adeline St

2910 Adeline St

3045 Shattuck Ave

1942 Russell St

2925 Ellis St

3109 King St

3123 King St

2912 Harper St

2949 King St

3131 King St

1661 Tyler St

1877 Alcatraz Ave

3122 King St

2110 Ashby Ave

1646 Prince St

1644 Prince St

1900-1908 Alcatraz Ave

2137 Emerson St

2131 Prince St

2836-2876 Milvia St

1926 Alcatraz Ave

1896-1898 Alcatraz Ave

1706 Fairview St

1650 Tyler St

1635 Prince St

3146 King St

1632 Prince St

1632 Woolsey St

1926-1926A Oregon St

2147 Emerson St

2130 Ashby Ave

3042 Wheeler St

2840 Grant St

1632 Tyler St

1640 Ashby Ave

1628 Tyler St

1625 Woolsey St

1637-1639 Fairview St

2926 Lorina St

1813 63rd St

2910 King St

1627 Woolsey St

1618 Prince St

1640 Julia St

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