
Apartments near West Gate Shopping Center in San Leandro, CA (475 Rentals)


70-76 Dutton Ave

73 Dutton Ave

155-157 Begier Ave

77-87 Dutton Ave

1133-1117 Harrison St

98 Dutton Ave

174-178 Haas Ave

2077 Washington Ave

14259 Doolittle Dr

205 Chumalia St

180 Haas Ave

1-199 Castro St

108-110 Dutton Ave

188-190 Bristol Blvd

224 Callan Ave

Chumalia Apartments

115-119 Dutton Ave

949 Karol Way

236 Haas Ave

240 Chumalia St

118 Euclid Ave

155 Dutton Ave

273-279 Chumalia St

951 Karol Way

281 Haas Ave

1100-1135 Jefferson St

950 Karol Way

280 Haas Ave

86 Cambridge Ave

994 Karol Way

Seagate

982 Karol Way

312-332 Joaquin Ave

317 Haas Ave

1198 Jefferson St

76-80 Broadmoor Blvd

90 Broadmoor Blvd

178 Dutton Ave

360 & 390 Estudillo Ave

338 Callan Ave

370 Estudillo Ave

340-350 Callan Ave

353-365 Chumalia St

367-379 Chumalia St

401 Joaquin Ave

381-391 Chumalia St

Buena Vista Gardens

362-370 Chumalia St

396-420 Chumalia St
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How much are Studio apartments in San Leandro?
There are currently 757 Studio Apartments in San Leandro with rent ranges from $1,306 to $2,406 with an average price of $2,035.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in San Leandro range from $1,880 to $4,898. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $2,542.
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