
Apartments near Mills College in Oakland, CA (1,823 Rentals)


4355 Rilea Way

4349 Rilea Way

4341 Rilea Way

4324 Rilea Way

4345 Rilea Way

1629 85th Ave

1655 85th Ave

4320 Rilea Way

2333 Humboldt Ave

3291-3293 Lynde St

3284 Lynde St

3001 Pleitner Ave

3129 Pleitner Ave

1306 81st Ave

1300 81st Ave

1243 82nd Ave

1317 83rd Ave

1669 85th Ave

1050 75th Ave

1077 77th Ave

1730 85th Ave

1346 83rd Ave

3558-3560 Harper St

1908-1920 38th Ave

2900 Morgan Ave

1042 75th Ave

2835 Georgia St

3445 Henrietta St

Crown

3025 Pleitner Ave

3069 Pleitner Ave

3127 Pleitner Ave

2876 Carmel St

3105 Pleitner Ave

3111 Pleitner Ave

3035 School St

3149 Brookdale Ave

3150 Brookdale Ave

3144-3146 Nicol Ave

4316 Rilea Way

4339 Rilea Way

4312 Rilea Way

4306 Rilea Way

4329 Rilea Way

4333 Rilea Way

2860 Carmel St

2864-2870 Carmel St

8600 Macarthur Blvd

1706 85th Ave

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