
Apartments near Halcyon Place in San Leandro, CA (827 Rentals)


21176-180 Montgomery Ave

880 Blossom Way

824 Blossom Way

21559-21565 Banyan St

346-376 Grove Way

386 Grove Way

21240-21252 Meekland Ave

21221 Ocean View

21500 Haviland Ave

21330-2133 Meekland Ave

414 Grove Way

21243-21339 Meekland Ave

21560 Haviland Ave

905-913 Blossom Way

21343 Meekland Ave

415-419 Grove Way

21643 Cherryland Ct

21319-21337 Cambra Ct

21611 Princeton St

21655 Haviland Ave

21617 Banyan St

21381 Montgomery St

688 Grove Way

21400 Mission Blvd

21430-21438 Montgomery Ave

21422 Mission Blvd

21457 Montgomery St

249-253 Willow Ave

361 Willow Ave

343-359 Willow Ave

566-576 Willow Ave

481-489 Willow Ave

777 Grove Way

21796 Princeton St

21705 Vallejo St

21634-21636 Vallejo St

21587 Montgomery St

21702 Vallejo St

21836 Princeton St

21831-21837 Princeton St

366-368 Sunset Blvd

21716 Vallejo St

682-692 Vallejo Ct

21718-21734 Vallejo St

21736-21738 Vallejo St

390 Sunset Blvd

21742 Vallejo St

21745-21749 Vallejo St

21746-21764 Vallejo 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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