
Apartments near Children's Hospital & Research Center Oakland in Oakland, CA (3,342 Rentals)


1039 Channing Way

1428 Sta Fe/1429 Cornell

2227 Acton St

2410 9th St

2431 7th St

2311-2311A Curtis St

1303-1311 1/2 Ashby Ave.

893 Dwight Crse

2426 8th St

2432 7th St

7361 Claremont Ave

2499 Piedmont Ave

2467 Warring Street Apartments

2334 10th St

2333 9th St

2417 6th St

2234 Browning St

2321-2323 10th St

9th Street Apartments

2430 5th St

2455 Prospect St

Vacant & Rent Control Exempt Berkeley Triplex

2314 10th St

835 Channing Way

2242 Byron St

Norgren

2336 8th St

2231 Byron St

335 Gravatt Dr

2328 7th St

938 Bancroft Way

2242-2246 10th St

2301 8th St

928-934 Bancroft Way

2235 10th St

2241 9th St

2233 9th St

925 Bancroft Way

834 Bancroft Way

2300 7th St

2209 9th St

2226 7th St

1034 Allston Way

828-832 Allston Way

2200 7th St

832 Allston Way

2116 8th St

2120 6th St

2110 6th St

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