
Apartments near La Mancha Plaza in Oakland, CA (3,361 Rentals)


364 Jayne Ave

265 Jayne Ave

396 Jayne Ave

2339-2343 Market St

46-48 Vernon St

3363 Martin Luther King Jr Way

6118-6124 Martin Luther King Jr Way

54 Vernon St

2335 Market St

255 Jayne Ave

193 Montecito Ave

199 Montecito Ave

275 MacArthur Blvd

348-352 Jayne Ave

2327-2329 San Pablo Ave

418 McAuley St

2318 Waverly St

1209 55th St

2315 Harrison St

2307-2311 Harrison St

881 Athens Ave

2306 Waverly St

16 Vernon St

973 60th St

1242 28th St

Broadway Grand Phase I

293 Euclid Ave

632 Jean St

2414-2416 Linden St

580 Jean Ave

347 Warwick Ave

250 Montecito

206 23rd St

854 61st St

MacArthur Apartments

157 Montecito Ave

925 61st St

450 60th St

477 Jean St

610-626 Jean St

301-305 Macarthur Blvd

693 62nd St

6162-6166 Dover St

1050-1056 Stanford Ave

1087 Stanford Ave

974 60th St

5669-5671 Miles Ave

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