
Apartments near Children's Hospital & Research Center Oakland in Oakland, CA (3,373 Rentals)


367 41st St

432 38th St

356 41st St

4020 Opal St

359 41st St

578 Forest St

326 Garnet St

4922 Desmond St

4170 Emerald St

961-965 W MacArthur Blvd

859 37th St

1908-1900 Alcatraz Ave

1896-1898 Alcatraz Ave

3644-3648 Martin Luther King Jr Way

6315 Shattuck Ave

487 W MacArthur Blvd

3769 Ruby St

755 Alcatraz Ave

543 37th St

1049 59th St

3620 West St

6220 Racine St

450 60th St

411 Hudson St

791 Alcatraz Ave

3720 Telegraph Ave

4045 Manila Ave

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4120 Emerald St

3872 Shafter Ave

516-518 62nd St

4040 Manila Ave

6116 Telegraph Ave

1033 60th St

6152 Baker St

822 36th St

6329 Shattuck Ave

3615 Martin Luther King Jr Way

3601 West St

714 36th St

3815 Shafter Ave

6211 Telegraph Ave

425-427 38th St

3907-3911 Opal St

4124 Emerald St

874 36th St

3818-3820 Shafter Ave

341 41st St

418 McAuley St

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There are currently 4,774 Studio Apartments in Oakland with rent ranges from $800 to $6,500 with an average price of $2,366.
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