
Apartments near Children's Hospital & Research Center Oakland in Oakland, CA (3,364 Rentals)


1640 Julia St

2925 Ellis St

2930-2932 Adeline St

3017 Fulton St

3042 Telegraph Ave

3043-3045 Dana St

2160 Ashby Ave

2178 Ashby Ave

1634 Julia St

1292 63rd St

6310 Doyle St

1319 Haskell St

2922 Otis St

2915 Harper St

3012 Deakin St

2176 Ashby Ave

2180 Ashby Ave

1649 Julia St

2317 Webster St

2912 Harper St

2914 Adeline St

2912 Otis St

2918 Adeline St

1540 Julia St

1635-1637 Julia St

2910 King St

2910 Adeline St

1518 Julia St

1514 Julia St

1265 Ocean Ave

1082 67th St

2926 Lorina St

2218 Ashby Ave

2905 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd

2906 Martin Luther King Jr Way

1236 Haskell St

2415-2417 Dowling Pl

3158 College Ave

2325 Webster St

78 Linda Ave

3008 Dana St

3001 Deakin St

1942 Russell St

2925 Wheeler St

1520 34th St

1535 Julia St

1616 Russell St

1632 Russell St

3140-3144 College Ave

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