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


236 Haas Ave

1314-1316 Orchard Ave

1417 Pacific Ave

180 Haas Ave

56 Haas Ave

661-667 Dutton Ave

770 Dutton Ave

16803-16805 Liberty St

16813-16815 Liberty St

St. Mary's Apartments

41 Begier Ave

16736 Foothill Blvd

155-157 Begier Ave

629 Lee Ave

The Pines Trailer Park

1355 Pacific Ave

645 Woodland Ave

16825 Liberty St

2081 167th Ave

20 Begier Ave

16834 Foothill Blvd

Bancroft Ave. 562

1257 Pacific Ave

1261 Pacific Ave

456-458 Dutton Ave

528 E Merle Ct

25-31 Oakes Blvd

16850-16852 Foothill Blvd

16844-16846 Foothill Blvd

331 Dutton Ave

Willow Tree Apartments

16862-16868 Foothill Blvd

Willow Tree Apartments

Oakes Place

58 Oakes Blvd

155 Dutton Ave

520 Bancroft Ave

475 Mitchell Dr

825 San Leandro Blvd

115-119 Dutton Ave

77-87 Dutton Ave

63 Dutton Ave

73 Dutton Ave

627 Dowling Blvd

108-110 Dutton Ave

178 Dutton Ave

98 Dutton Ave

70-76 Dutton Ave

50-52 Preda St

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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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