
Apartments near La Mancha Plaza in Oakland, CA (3,365 Rentals)


5848 Occidental St

Vernon Park Apartments

93-95 Vernon St

955-959 26th St

445 59th St

367 24th St

655 Chetwood St

499 Chetwood St

Rose Park Terrace Condominium

2526 Myrtle St

85 Vernon St

604 60th St

624-626 60th St

303 Adams St

891 Milton St

856 Mead Ave

479-485 McAuley St

820 Athens Ave

5401 Broadway Ter

857-859 Mead Ave

477 Chetwood St

Sojourner Truth Manor

354-360 Adams St

551 Chetwood St

5664-5670 Gaskill St

583 Chetwood St

368 Adams St

380 Adams St

230 Santa Rosa Ave

2346 Valdez St

5753-5759 Los Angeles St

398 Adams St

256 Euclid Ave

810 60th St

Chetwood Gardens

2415 San Pablo Ave

5951-5955 Telegraph Ave

The Claremont Terrace

2323 Martin Luther King Jr Way

505 Chetwood St

24th Street Lofts

440 Adams St

2401 San Pablo Ave

876-882 Mead Ave

578 Forest St

319 24th St

6020 Martin Luther King Jr Way

350 Adams Street

861-865 Mead Ave

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