
Apartments near Powell Street Plaza in Emeryville, CA (2,075 Rentals)


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3331 Martin Luther King Jr Way

3311 Martin Luther King Jr Way

Solid Bones in West Oakland

1680 14th St

1440 16th St

3408 Martin Luther King Jr Way

1540 Julia St

1632 Tyler St

Zephyr Gate

1801 Fairview St

1507 Russell St

3123 King St

1816 Fairview St

3109 King St

2809 Stanton St

3277 Martin Luther King Jr Way

1650 Tyler St

Ice House

1535 Julia St

670 32nd St

1166-1168 19th St

2845-2851 West St

2837-2851 West St

3251 Martin Luther King Jr Way

3228 Adeline

891 Milton St

708 62nd St

2630-2644 Mathews St

830-838 Milton St

3114 Ellis St

827-833 28th St

3300 Martin Luther King Jr. Way

1815 Fairview St

537 41st St

680 31st St

6211-6215 Dover St

1640 Ashby Ave

1821 Fairview St

3250 Martin Luther King Jr Way

3117 Ellis St

548 44th St

2118 Linden St

673 31st St

2335 Market St

2127 Filbert St

1661 Tyler St

2400 Market St

1525-1527 Russell St

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There are currently 1,669 Studio Apartments in Emeryville with rent ranges from $895 to $6,500 with an average price of $2,373.
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