
Apartments near Children's Hospital & Research Center Oakland in Oakland, CA (3,337 Rentals)


856 Erie St

810-816 Erie St

840 Erie St

550 Mandana Blvd

736-738 Rand Ave

750 Rand Ave

734 Rand Ave

742 Rand Ave

746 Rand Ave

754 Rand Ave

8 Live/Work Units - Exempt from Rent Control

556-558 Mandana Blvd

3549 Lakeshore Ave

3501-3505 Lakeshore Ave

1228-1230 Magnolia St

3008 Lakeshore Ave

607 Walavista Ave

1748 15th St

41-47 Excelsior Ct

3611-3619 Balfour Ave

579 Beacon St

581 Boden Way

1680 14th St

27-31 Excelsior Ct

The Beacon

655 Beacon St

627 Beacon St

643 Beacon St

647 Beacon St

585 Macarthur Blvd

724 Wesley Way

734-736 Wesley Way

1321 Peralta St

688 Beacon St

1619 14th St

677 Wesley Ave

648 Beacon St

654 Beacon St

660 Beacon St

717-719 Haddon Pl

725 Haddon Pl

663 Wesley Ave

1235 Peralta St

1615 13th St

1432 12th St

1226 Campbell St

1482 12th St

635 Macarthur Blvd

Zephyr Gate

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There are currently 4,755 Studio Apartments in Oakland with rent ranges from $748 to $6,500 with an average price of $2,319.
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