
Apartments near Kaiser Foundation Hospital - Oakland / Richmond in Oakland, CA (3,555 Rentals)


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430 Merritt Ave

409 Merritt Ave

520 57th St

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2150 Lakeshore Ave

2140 Lakeshore Ave

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I&I Family Mission

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5723-5725 Hermann St

670 18th St

822 56th St

802 56th St

5421 Market St

1888 MLK

638 57th St

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678 18th Street

871 21st St

5609 College Ave

395 Merritt Ave

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