
Apartments near La Mancha Plaza in Oakland, CA (3,335 Rentals)


3001 Martin Luther King Jr Way

Rockridge

220 Monte Vista Ave

3018 West St

2933 Martin Luther King Jr Way

6 Linda Ave

731-737 56th St

5248-5250 Lawton Ave

5237-5239 Miles Ave

5230 Coronado Ave

568 Fairmount Ave

3001 Richmond Blvd

879 32nd St

110 Frisbie St

3026 Richmond Blvd

5247 Miles Ave

675 30th St

870 31st St

4324-4326 Montgomery St

699 30th St

78 Glen Ave

2915 Martin Luther King Way

3139 Market St

4288 Howe St

4207 Arroyuelo Ave

75 Glen Ave

565-567 El Dorado Ave

2874-2882 Telegraph ave

5601 Shattuck Ave

427 Clifton St

831 56th St

5421 Market St

32-38 Entrada Ave

4250-4258 Piedmont Ave

461 Clifton St

673-675 Fairmount Ave

425-429 Clifton St

Fairmont

1977 Pleasant Valley Ave

85 Glen Ave

93 Glen Ave

3223 Kempton Ave

154 Frisbie St

One Kelton Court

206 Mather St

101 Glen Ave

518 28th St

4318 Howe St

514 28th St

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