
Apartments near Oakland Army Base in Oakland, CA (398 Rentals)


** The Union ** Luxury and Modernity **

1919 Market Street

Hollis Oak

Lampwork Lofts

Oak Village

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763 15th St, Unit 763 15th Street

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2335 Market St, Unit A

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1662 14th St, Unit SI ID1569485P

1915 Linden St, Unit Apt A

The Blue Cap Lofts

Station House

1028 Willow St

1688 Twelfth

Ellis at Central Station

West End Commons

1127 Chestnut St

1809 Linden St

Pacific Cannery Lofts

Zephyr Gate

1736 11th St

1735 12 St

937 Willow St

1019 Willow St

Lowell Bldg

1696-1698 12th St

8 Live/Work Units - Exempt from Rent Control

1748 15th St

Campbell Village

1680 14th St

1661 11th St

Drachma Housing

The Black Panther

1655 12th St

1650 12th St

1226 Campbell St

1646 12th St

Ellis at Central Station

1615 13th St

1619 14th St

1235 Peralta St

824 Peralta St

1321 Peralta St

725-731 Henry St

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