
Apartments near Children's Hospital & Research Center Oakland in Oakland, CA (3,369 Rentals)


2716 Webster St

2718 Webster St

2900 Regent/2446 Russell

2339 Oregon St

2411-2425 Russell St

2916-2918 Hillegas Ave

2720 California St

1725 Ward St

1500 Ward St

2623 Ashby Ave

2626 Ashby Ave

2909-2911 Regent St

2817 Woolsey St

2919 Hillegass Ave

320 Oakland Ave

2210-2212 Ward St

Emme

157 Ronada Ave

1716 Derby St

2141 Ward

1814 Derby St

2817 Telegraph Ave

2720 Elmwood Ave

154 Moraga Ave. & 157 Ro

2812-2820 Telegraph Ave

1807-1811 Derby St

2223 Ward St

2316 Ward St

2318 Ward St

2630 Martin Luther King Jr Way

1609 Derby St

2412 Stuart St

2829 Prince St

1436 Derby St

344 Howard Ave

2812 Regent St

2638 Russell St

1525 Derby St

2203 Derby

2319 Ward St

2839-2839 1/2 Prince St.

408 Linda Ave

2830-2838 Webster St

1016-1018 Oakland Ave

2627 California St

1735 Carleton St

1819 Carleton St

1835 Carleton St

2201-2203 Derby St

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There are currently 4,769 Studio Apartments in Oakland with rent ranges from $800 to $6,500 with an average price of $2,370.
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