
Apartments near Greenleaf Elementary in Oakland, CA (1,219 Rentals)


3709 San Juan St

3701 E International Blvd

3760 Brookdale Ave

2868 38th Ave

3768-3770 Brookdale Ave

3809 Penniman Ave

3520 Maybelle Ave

1420 92nd Ave

8929 Birch St

1635 92nd Ave

7950 Ney Ave

4258 Masterson St

3224 Liese Ave

4101 Porter St

1619 92nd Ave

1934 89th Ave

9229 A St

3752-3754 Brookdale Ave

3220-3222 Liese Ave

2050 Harrington Ave

2335 Ransom Ave

3745 Brookdale Ave

3748-3750 Brookdale Ave

3711 San Leandro St

3030 38th Ave

2800 Viola St

2851 38th Ave

1357 93rd Ave

9315-9317 B St

1806-1812 90th Ave

4040 Quigley St

4228 Masterson St

3217 Liese Ave

2019 89th Ave

3984-3986 Altamont Ave

1550 Bridge Ave

2221-2223 Santa Rita St

1714 Bridge Ave

2825 82nd Ave

9008 Cherry St

8280 Macarthur Blvd

8117 Ney Ave

1733 92nd Ave

1824 90th Ave

9235 Holly St

4121 Redding St

9326 D St

1235 94th Ave

2026 89th 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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