
Apartments near Airport Plaza in Oakland, CA (623 Rentals)


1626 83rd Ave

9405 Olive St

1669 85th Ave

1639 84th Ave

9520 Olive St

1621 83rd Ave

1488 81st Ave

9020 Birch St

1656 84th Ave

2008 96th Ave

1815 88th Ave

1706 85th Ave

9309-9311 Olive St

1653 84th Ave

1725 86th Ave

9506 Olive St

1487 81st Ave

1618 82nd Ave

1622-1626 82nd Ave

1665-1667 84th Ave

9711 Sunnyside St

1838 92nd Ave

1729-1733 86th Ave

1730 85th Ave

1930 90th Ave

1606 81st Ave

1911 88th Ave

9316 Olive St

1934 89th Ave

1639 82nd Ave

9437 Sunnyside St

2008 90th Ave

1644 81st Ave

9227 Sunnyside

9231 Sunnyside St

0 Birch St

1707-1709 83rd Ave

1954 88th Ave

9500-9510 Sunnyside St

1706 82nd Ave

8805-8811 Olive St

1944 Auseon Ave

9320 Sunnyside St

1749 84th Ave

2119-2125 94th Ave

9888 Bancroft Ave

1735 83rd Ave

9824-9828 Bancroft Ave

9854-9860 Bancroft Ave

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There are currently 4,761 Studio Apartments in Oakland with rent ranges from $800 to $6,500 with an average price of $2,336.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Oakland ranges from $765 to $259,501 with an average monthly rent of $3,020.
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