
Apartments near Downtown Berkeley Station-Fremont - Richmond in Berkeley, CA (2,566 Rentals)


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2327-2333 Dwight Way

1701 Oxford St

1947 Virginia St

1647 Walnut St

1809 Delaware St

2127 Mcgee Ave

1802 Channing Way

2109 Mcgee Ave

2313 Roosevelt Ave

2210 Virginia St

1700 Spruce St

2427 McKinley Ave

2231 Blake St

2369 Le Conte Avenue

2219 Blake St

1634 Walnut St

2319 Roosevelt Ave

2025 Mcgee Ave

1701 Allston Way

1720 Hearst Ave

1721 Berkeley Way

1825 Francisco St

2015-2017 McGee Ave

2422 McKinley Ave

1700 Addison St

1902 Virginia St

2526 Ellsworth St

2304 Roosevelt Ave

1682 Oxford St

1700-1706 University Ave

1852 Virginia St

2306 Roosevelt Ave

2310 Roosevelt Ave

2000-2006 Blake St

2016 Blake St

1672 Oxford St

2201 Virginia St

McGee Ave. 2229

2122 Mcgee Ave

1709 Berkeley Way

1628 Walnut St

1649 Martin Luther King Jr Way

2131 Parker St

2230 Blake St

2444-2446 Dana St

2317 Blake St

2542 Fulton St

1930 Blake St

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