
Apartments near Bridgeside Shopping Center in Oakland, CA (2,297 Rentals)


2019 High St

1720-1724 35th Ave

1918-1924 47th Ave

1715 Fruitvale Ave

3006 E 17th St

1721 33rd Ave

Helena Manor

5213 International Blvd

1515 28th Ave

1620 50th Ave

1740 35th Ave

1942 47th Ave

2028 High St

1805 33rd Ave

1645 51st Ave

2036 High St

1618 51st Ave

1808 Fruitvale Ave

5301 International Blvd

1941 48th Ave

4737 Ygnacio Ave

2006 38th Ave

2066 High St

1841-1845 34th Ave

1609 28th Ave

5012 Bancroft Ave

4128-4130 Carrington St

3518-3530 Foothill Blvd

1832 Fruitvale Ave

1825 Fruitvale Ave

2011 48th Ave

2020-2026 47th Ave

1633 28th Ave

2617-2619 International Blvd

1649 28th

2609 International Blvd

2122 High St

2045-2047 38th Ave

1655-1659 28th Ave

1921 33rd Ave

1707 28th Ave

2037 38th Ave

2931 E 19th St

Creekside Manor

3040 E 19th St

2128 High St

1919 Fruitvale Ave

3032 E 19th St

2132 High St

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There are currently 4,775 Studio Apartments in Oakland with rent ranges from $800 to $6,500 with an average price of $2,378.
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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 $2,883.
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