
Apartments near Children's Hospital & Research Center Oakland in Oakland, CA (3,366 Rentals)


3161 College Ave

2709 Alcatraz Ave

3140-3144 College Ave

1648 Russell St

1614 Russell St

1225 65th St

865-867 29th St

2923 Wheeler St

1419 Ashby Ave

2933 Stanton St

2931 Stanton St

1217 Haskell St

1305 Carrison St

2945 Dohr St

2918 Fulton St

2915 Wheeler St

6450-6490 Doyle St

3306 Claremont Ave

3147-3149 College Ave

2511 Prince St

Elmwood Apartments

1629 Russell St

2840 Grant St

2919 Fulton St

2235 Ashby Ave

2417 Webster St

2920 Deakin St

2243-2245 Ashby Ave

2925 Stanton St

2915 Stanton St

Oliver Lofts

2920-2922 Stanton St

1255 Carrison St

2915 Dohr St

1203 Haskell St

1212 Carrison St

2918 Stanton St

2910 Fulton St

2918 Deakin St

2836-2876 Milvia St

1611 Russell St

2846 McGee Ave

1160-1188 66th St

771 Kingston Ave

3118 College Ave

1926-1926A Oregon St

Glasshaus

1202 Carrison St

1319-1323 Ashby Ave

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There are currently 4,772 Studio Apartments in Oakland with rent ranges from $800 to $6,500 with an average price of $2,370.
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