
Apartments near Downtown Berkeley Station-Fremont - Richmond in Berkeley, CA (2,567 Rentals)


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The Gourmet Walk Apartments

1371-1381 Shattuck Ave

1329-1333 Milvia St

1338 Shattuck Ave

2227 Acton St

2627 California St

2639 Cedar St

1643-1645 La Loma Ave

2201 Rose St

2838 Fulton St

2812-2820 Telegraph Ave

2728 Haste St

1334 Walnut St

2119 Russell St

1393-1395 Spruce St

2615 Derby St

2634-2636 Benvenue Ave

2312 Oregon St

2339 Oregon St

1609 Derby St

1710-1712 Ward St

1704 Ward St

2116 Acton St

2124-2126 Acton St

Slater House

1329 Henry St

2213 Rose St

2131A-2131B Russell St

1412 Hawthorne Terr.

2305 Acton St

1508 Blake St

1926-1926A Oregon St

2412 Stuart St

2735 Regent St

1940 Acton St

2147 Russell St

2314 Oregon St

Florentine Apartments

2325 Piedmont Ave

2610 College Ave

1631 La Vereda Rd

2730 Dwight Way

2335 Piedmont Ave

1402 Spring Way

1349 Arch St

The Mark Twain Condominiums

1323 Oxford St

2836-2876 Milvia St

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