
Apartments near Downtown Berkeley Station-Fremont - Richmond in Berkeley, CA (2,586 Rentals)


1419 Ashby Ave

1607 Prince St

1616 Prince St

1632 Prince St

1039 Channing Way

1109 Parker St

2718 Webster St

2716 Webster St

2701 Prince St

3122 King St

1532 Tyler St

1034 Allston Way

1591 Cornell Ave

1035 Addison St

2121 10th St

1610 Prince St

2235 10th St

2321-2323 10th St

2113 10th St

1625 Woolsey St

1539 Prince St

3131 King St

1821 Fairview St

1815 Fairview St

1108-1110 Francisco St

2029 10th St

1729-1735 San Pablo Ave

2435 10th St

2449 10th St

1344 Northside Ave

1627 Woolsey St

1632 Woolsey St

2242-2246 10th St

1737 San Pablo Ave

2443 10th St

1400 Neilson St

3102 California St

1993 El Dorado Ave

1801 Fairview St

1507 Prince St

2629 Woolsey St

1816 Fairview St

1911 10th St

1925 10th St

2116 10th St

1534 Prince St

1610-1612 Stannage Ave

3041-3049 Sacramento St

1889 Harmon St

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There are currently 1,750 Studio Apartments in Berkeley with rent ranges from $800 to $5,226 with an average price of $2,489.
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