
Apartments near Oakland Army Base in Oakland, CA (399 Rentals)


593 8th St

1235 Stanford Ave

1153 55th St

5300-5300 San Pablo Ave

5306 San Pablo Ave

1090 54th St

5575 Marshall St

1075 53rd St

5568 Marshall St

1069-1075 54th St

1075-1079 55th St

1066 54th St

5865 Marshall St

1044 53rd St

1072 56th St

1087 Stanford Ave

1071 57th St

1212 62nd St

1048 56th St

5664-5670 Gaskill St

1175 63rd st

1050-1056 Stanford Ave

1049 59th St

994 56th St

1072 60th St

1062 60th St

1051 60th St

1000 Aileen St

972 56th St

1033 60th St

1051 61st St

5753-5759 Los Angeles St

973 60th St

974 60th St

966 61st Pl

The Phoenix

Ironhorse at Central Station

1769 Goss St

1650 14th St

715 Peralta St

941 Center

St. Patrick's Terrace

ArtHaus Mandela

Mandela Gateway Apartments

1212 12th St

ArtHaus Hannah

ArtHaus Magnolia

5th Street Lofts

1060-1076 14th St

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