
Apartments near Eden Plaza in San Leandro, CA (758 Rentals)


1641 Orchard Ave

240 Chumalia St

16468 Foothill Blvd

1576 165th Ave

1445 166th Ave

2050 Miramonte Ave

1240 Clarke St

2030 Miramonte Ave

1535 166th Ave

1493-1501 166th Ave

15335 Washington Ave

1625 Orchard Ave

15365-15375 Lewelling Blvd

1551 166th Ave

1151 Elgin St

16550 Los Banos St

894 Lewelling Blvd

16570 Los Banos St

1310 Elgin St

1642-1648 Pacific Ave

2500 Miramar Ave

951 Karol Way

1524-1526 Hubbard Ave

16520-16569 Foothill Blvd

1574 166th Ave

949 Karol Way

1525 167th Ave

950 Karol Way

400 Davis St

1541 167th Ave

1547 167th Ave

1132 Carpentier St

1390-1398 Orchard Ave

982 Karol Way

2085 Sundberg Ave

1430-1444 167th Ave

994 Karol Way

281 Haas Ave

317 Haas Ave

15230 Farnsworth St

1531-1547 Pacific Ave

1580 167th Ave

Capri Apartments

280 Haas Ave

16660 Foothill Blvd

795 Dutton Ave

16670-16672 Foothill Blvd

16721 Liberty St

174-178 Haas Ave

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What is the current price range for One Bedroom San Leandro Apartments for rent?
Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in San Leandro ranges from $1,424 to $3,977 with an average monthly rent of $2,099.
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