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


3303 Chestnut St

1209 West St

860 20th St

3317-3327 Chestnut St

3510-3512 Magnolia St

Oak Center Homes

2521-2527 Market St

1124-1128 34th St

3404 Adeline St

2730-2742 Myrtle St

2400 Market St

2531 Market St

Sunset Garden Apartments

2125-2127 Curtis St

881 Athens Ave

3027 Filbert St

891 Milton St

876-882 Mead Ave

767-769 13th St

917 28th St

853 W Grand Ave

3009 San Pablo Ave

826 20th St

762 15th St

3201 Filbert St

3215 Filbert St

758 16th St

737 2nd St

675 11th St

672 11th St

683-685 9th St

673 10th St

The Eighth Street Lofts

673 11th St

674 10th St

663 11th St

658 8th St

815 Martin Luther King Jr Way

803 Martin Luther King Jr Way

929-939 Martin Luther King Jr Way

Landmark Place Condominiums

1180 53rd St

City Crossing

1209 55th St

593 8th St

1235 Stanford Ave

1153 55th St

5300-5300 San Pablo Ave

5306 San Pablo Ave

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There are currently 4,758 Studio Apartments in Oakland with rent ranges from $748 to $6,500 with an average price of $2,298.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Oakland range from $780 to $15,160. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $3,490.
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