
Apartments near Children's Hospital & Research Center Oakland in Oakland, CA (3,365 Rentals)


2413-2415 McKinley Ave

1935 Haste St

2420 Milvia St

22 Domingo Ave

2912 Claremont Blvd

123 Magnolia Ave

2413 Martin Luther King Jr Way

1109 Parker St

2424 Spaulding Ave

2021 Haste St

2247 Dwight Way

2618 College

2222 Haste St

Ellsworth Apartments

2401 McGee Ave

1802 Channing Way

1914 Channing Way

1918 Channing Way

1936-38 Channing Way

2538 Hillegass Ave

2636-2638 Etna St

2535 Regent St

2409 Jefferson Ave

2148-2420 Fulton/2129-213

2135 Haste

236 Hillside Ave

2014 Channing Way

1924 Channing Way

2327-2333 Dwight Way

2000 Channing Way

2012 Channing Way

2010 Channing Way

2405 California St

1626 Channing Way

2455 Bonar St

1843-1849 Channing Way

2415 Fulton St

2444-2446 Dana St

2418 Dwight Way

2520 Regent St

2425 Regent St

2610 College Ave

2626 Etna St

2806 Derby St

2808 Derby St

2901 Claremont Ave

2535 Hillegass Ave

2540 Benvenue Ave

2418-2420 Atherton St

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There are currently 4,770 Studio Apartments in Oakland with rent ranges from $800 to $6,500 with an average price of $2,360.
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