
Apartments near North Berkeley Station-Fremont - Richmond in Berkeley, CA (2,499 Rentals)


1349 Delaware St

1915-1917 Sacramento St

1904 Sacramento St

1731 California St

1312 Delaware St

1339 Francisco St

1540 Hearst Ave

1604-1606 Delaware St

1940 Acton St

1257 Francisco St

1611 Delaware St

1608 Delaware St

1524 Berkeley Way

1600-1612 Lincoln St

1908 California St

1301 Hearst Avenue

1491 University Ave

1542 Berkeley Way

1632 Francisco St

1350-1356 Berkeley Way

1340-1344 Berkeley Way

1820 West St

1344 Berkeley Way

1615 Berkeley Way

1640 Hearst Ave

1450-1452 University Ave

1638 Hearst Ave

1640-1642 Francisco St

1929 California St

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1616 Berkeley Way

1641 Lincoln St

1337-1347 University Ave

1244 Delaware St

1474-1478 University Ave

1310 Berkeley Way

1622 Berkeley Way

1728 McGee Ave

1617 University Ave

1273 Hearst Ave

2010-2018 Sacramento St

1265-1267 Berkeley Way

1704 Francisco St

1245 Berkeley Way

1250 Berkeley Way

1492-1498 Addison St

1297 University Ave

1246 Berkeley Way

1706 Francisco St

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