
Apartments near Powell Street Plaza in Emeryville, CA (2,069 Rentals)


2223 Dwight Way

2333 Carleton St

295 Lenox Ave

2526 Ellsworth St

2706 Telegraph Ave

305 Lenox Ave

2620 Dana St

2340 Parker St

325 Lenox Ave

Parker Street Co-op

333 Lenox Ave

2410 Carleton St

2324 Blake St

2317 Blake St

345 Lenox Ave

Berkeley Town House

2336-2338 Blake St

2532 Dana St

Dana Property

2445 Derby St

2529 Dana St

2513-2515 Dana St

2419 Parker St

2593-2599 Telegraph Ave

2520 Regent St

1089 57th St

Stanford Ave. Apartments

ArtHaus Yerba Buena

ArtHaus Hannah

1235 30th St

Herzog Apartments

1130 30th Street

Ashby Lofts Apartments

Aquatic Ashby

950 Lofts

Sylvester Rutledge Manor

3101 Mabel St

Monarch Homes

St. Andrews Manor

Harmon Gardens Apartments

1226 Ashby Ave

1529 Alcatraz Ave

1525 Alcatraz Ave

1531 Alcatraz Ave

811 Apgar St

1314-1316 Ashby Ave

1316 Burnett

1522 Woolsey St

721 40th St

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There are currently 1,670 Studio Apartments in Emeryville with rent ranges from $895 to $6,500 with an average price of $2,308.
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