
Apartments near Downtown Berkeley Station-Richmond - Millbrae in Berkeley, CA (2,577 Rentals)


3000 Claremont Ave

1533 Harmon St

3158 College Ave

1444-1446 Kains Ave

1246 Ashby Ave

1255 Carrison St

1909 8th St

922-924 Addison St

2028 8th St

2116 8th St

2901 Claremont Ave

1015 Euclid Ave

1612 Harmon St

3008 Russell St

3139 Lewiston Ave

1035 Cedar St

2336 8th St

1135 Page St

2426 8th St

1423 Kains Ave

2428 8th St

1608 Harmon St

1813 63rd St

1525 Harmon St

1314 Haskell St

1238 Ashby Ave

1244 Ashby Ave

Mission Apartments

Winerest Manor

1813 8th St

3161 College Ave

1515 Harmon St

1232-1234 Ashby Ave

1236 Ashby Ave

1534 Harmon St

1536 Harmon St

3242 California St

1526 Harmon St

1808 8th St

1235 Carrison St

2431 7th St

2433 7th St

2019 7th St

2709 Alcatraz Ave

1075-1077 Cragmont Ave

3151 Eton Ave

2226 7th St

2300 7th St

906 Hearst Ave

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