
Apartments near Children's Hospital & Research Center Oakland in Oakland, CA (3,368 Rentals)


1920 Castro St

1912 Castro St

964 18th St

317 Lee St

285 Van Buren Ave

353-359 Perkins St

552 Valle Vista Ave

483 Fairbanks Ave

The Weldony

300-310 Palm Ave

Crescent Court Manor

325 Lenox Ave

Oak Center Homes

1809 Filbert St

988 18th St

1000-1004 18th St

1824 Adeline St

373 Euclid Ave

368-376 Perkins St

The Van Buren Tower

333 Lenox Ave

375 Perkins St

369 Macarthur Blvd

365 Santa Clara Ave

374 Bellevue Ave

1811 Brush St

Wanda Terrace Apartments

1000 Walker Ave

897 Walker Ave

1010 Walker Ave

506-508 Valle Vista Ave

869 Walker Ave

991 Vermont St

497-503 Fairbanks Ave

681 19th St

Best Bay Apartments

345 Lenox Ave

452 Valle Vista Ave

330 Van Buren Ave

380 Bellevue Ave

338-340 Lenox Ave

Santa Clara Apartments

465 Elwood Ave

488 Weldon Ave

542 Crofton Ave

414 Lee St

872 Walker Ave

876 Walker Ave

370 Van Buren Ave

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There are currently 4,769 Studio Apartments in Oakland with rent ranges from $800 to $9,232 with an average price of $2,372.
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