Apartments near Melrose Fruitvale Center in Oakland, CA (2,861 Rentals)

3760 39th Ave

Wattling Lane

1716 46th Ave

2101 38th

Alfred Apartments

1714 Twenty-Seventh

Peralta Apartments

5404 Foothill Blvd

2642 35th Ave

2239 23rd Ave

2631 Wakefield Ave

2725 23rd Ave

2440 Palmetto

1513-1515 14th Ave

3846 Buell St

Diamond Terrace

2207 Damuth St

5900 Laird Ave

2248 Tenth

2922-2932 Morgan Ave

524 E 21st St

367 Lester Ave

241-247 Wayne Ave

1027 41st Ave

1500 39th Ave

1209 39th Ave

1500 38th Ave

1534 38th Ave

1544 38th Ave

1447 38th Ave

1501 38th Ave

4114 E 17th St

3701 E International Blvd

1515-1525 38th Ave

1701 39th Ave

4065-4071 E 18th St

4087 E 18th St

1618-1620 38th Ave

1557 38th Ave

1559-1561 38th Ave

1705 39th Ave

1520 37th Ave

4080 E 18th St

1628 38th Ave

1729 39th Ave

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How much are Studio apartments in Oakland?
There are currently 4,755 Studio Apartments in Oakland with rent ranges from $748 to $6,500 with an average price of $2,294.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Oakland ranges from $765 to $5,557 with an average monthly rent of $2,740.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Oakland range from $780 to $15,287. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $3,494.
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There are currently 1,472 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Oakland on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $850 to $10,245 - averaging $3,501 for the location.
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