
Apartments near Castlemont High in Oakland, CA (789 Rentals)


2336 92nd Ave

2791 Ritchie St

2324 92nd Ave

7950 Ney Ave

9233 Hillside St

9300 Hillside St

7919 Macarthur Blvd

7940 Ney Ave

2019 89th Ave

7910 Macarthur Blvd

7936 Ney Ave

9239 Hillside St

Casa Grande Village

9310 Hillside St

2026 89th Ave

2754 79th Ave

7982 Hillmont Dr

2425 94th Ave

2714 79th Ave

7916 Ney Ave

Sunnyside Apartments

9220 Bancroft Ave

8805-8811 Olive St

2028 81st Ave

1946 85th Ave

9312 Peach St

7908 Ney Ave

7900 Ney Ave

7870-7874 MacArthur Blvd

9232 Bancroft Ave

2020 81st Ave

1964-1970 83rd Ave

8001 Bancroft Ave

1951 84th Ave

1944 Auseon Ave

7878 Macarthur Blvd

1954 88th Ave

8116 Olive St

8108 Olive St

9300-9316 Bancroft Ave

9225 Bancroft Ave

7886 Ney Ave

2773 79th Ave

2424 94th Ave

9440 MacArthur Blvd

2008 81st Ave

1939 84th Ave

1957 83rd Ave

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