
Apartments near Pelton Plaza in San Leandro, CA (786 Rentals)


273 Sybil Ave

535 Joaquin Ave

326A--326B Harlan St

545 Joaquin Ave

362-370 Chumalia St

350 Harlan St

555 Callan Ave

551-557 Joaquin Ave

1831 Carpentier St

400 Davis St

568 Juana Ave

510 Castro

300 Warren Ave

Harlan Apartments

Douglas Flats

498 Sybil Ave

1132 Carpentier St

2077 Washington Ave

507 Castro St

1411 Bancroft Ave

951 Karol Way

949 Karol Way

261-267 Warren Ave

1488-1494 Bancroft Ave

Capri Apartments

364 Estabrook St

433 Harlan St

950 Karol Way

35-39 Estabrook St

982 Karol Way

994 Karol Way

281 Haas Ave

1888 Bancroft Ave

56 Haas Ave

114 Haas Ave

317 Haas Ave

180 Haas Ave

612 Sybil Ave

280 Haas Ave

1991 Bancroft Ave

174-178 Haas Ave

41 Begier Ave

236 Haas Ave

Buena Vista Gardens

545 Estabrook St

155-157 Begier Ave

20 Begier Ave

693 Estudillo Ave

25-31 Oakes Blvd

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How much are Studio apartments in San Leandro?
There are currently 752 Studio Apartments in San Leandro with rent ranges from $1,395 to $2,570 with an average price of $1,869.
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