
Apartments near Greenleaf Elementary in Oakland, CA (1,222 Rentals)


1964-1970 83rd Ave

1933 84th Ave

1939 84th Ave

1921 84th Ave

2767-2769 76th Ave

4346 Fleming Ave

4344 Fleming Ave

1706 85th Ave

7818 Hillside St

7812 Hillside St

1216 87th Ave

1240 87th Ave

1951 84th Ave

2700-2704 High St

4107 Lyon Ave

4124 Lyon Ave

3121-3123 Courtland Ave

4080 E 18th St

4112 Lyon Ave

4100 Lyon Ave

1730 85th Ave

2715-2719 Parker Ave

1239 88th Ave

1923 85th Ave

2725-2727 Parker Ave

4083 Lyon Ave

1817 41st Ave

Bali High

2906 High St

2641 High St

4320 Virginia Ave

4087 E 18th St

1823-1827 41st Ave

2821 76th Ave

1725 86th Ave

1729-1733 86th Ave

7503 Ney Ave

4065-4071 E 18th St

Lyon's Apartment

4060 Lyon Ave

4052 Santa Rita St

4134 Brookdale Ave

2823-2827 High St

2218 82nd Ave

2232 82nd Ave

2714 79th Ave

8670-8678 Holly St

8811 A St

2837 76th Ave

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There are currently 4,762 Studio Apartments in Oakland with rent ranges from $800 to $6,500 with an average price of $2,382.
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