
Apartments near Melrose Fruitvale Center in Oakland, CA (2,854 Rentals)


1934 9th Ave

East Lake Court

1215 80th Ave

Palm View Apartments

Effies House

818 E 20th St

Bella Haus

1846 8th Ave

2340 8th Ave

2430 8th Ave

811 E 18th St

The Stardust

734 E 20th St

2215-2221 8th Ave

1829 8th Ave

732 E 20th St

2701 Ivy Dr

718-724 E 24th St

Ivy Haus

Ivy Drive Apartments

2625 Ivy Dr

1930-1940 7th Ave

2609 Ivy Dr

700 E 24th St

Tassafaronga Village

Casa Madera

Rossmore Court

2583-2589 Ivy Dr

745 E 11th St

2201 7th Ave

1819 7th Ave

751 E 11th St

629 E 19th St

Clinton Commons

The Foothill Apartments

Viking Apartments

611 E 20th St

2400 Ivy Dr

2519 7th Ave

609 E 23rd St

1926 6th Ave

610 E 19th St

1932 6th Ave

1830 6th Ave

2403-2411 Ivy Dr

2401 Ivy Dr

2331-2339 Ivy Dr

1640 6th Ave

2232 Ivy Dr

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