
Apartments near Halcyon Place in San Leandro, CA (828 Rentals)


14649-14657 E 14th St

1659 Thrush St

14743-14767 Harold Ave

1663 Thrush St

1705 151st Ave

Mono Gardens

Mono Avenue Apartments

1555 Mono Ave

1507-1513 Mono Ave

1445-1461 159th Ave

1475 159th Ave

15851-15861 Mateo St

1661 Mono Ave

1432-1442 159th Ave

1625-1635 Mono Ave

Villa Granada Townhomes

1320 144th Ave

222 Caliente Dr

1516-1528 Mono Ave

1557-1577 159th Ave

15525 Liberty St

15849 Marcella St

1555 159th Ave

City Walk Condominiums

1355 144th Ave

15545 Liberty St

1232-1250 143rd Ave

15703 Liberty St

15992 E 14th St

15880 Marcella St

14875 Saturn Dr

2004 149th Ave

Marcella Townhomes

15923-15939 Marcella St

1235 143rd Ave

Redwood West

Sunrise Apartments

15904 Marcella St

15991 Mateo St

14300-14306 E 14th St

1666 159th Ave

15951 Marcella St

1650 159th Ave

14288 E 14th St

1191-1199 143rd Ave

1751 159th Ave

14305 Bancroft Ave

16000 Mateo St

1263 143rd 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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There are currently 327 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in San Leandro on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $2,440 to $10,231 - averaging $3,663 for the location.
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