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


3006 E 17th St

1832 Fruitvale Ave

2262 Courtland Ave

4520 San Carlos Ave

5000 Melrose Ave

4532 San Carlos Ave

4542 San Carlos Ave

2222 47th Ave

2276 Courtland Ave

3584-3586 Galindo St

5213 International Blvd

5112 Bancroft Way

1825 Fruitvale Ave

2001 51st Ave

2056 35th Ave

5106 Bancroft Way

2163 50th Ave

4109 Santa Rita St

5018 Melrose Ave

4546 San Carlos Ave

2262-2270 High St

1921 33rd Ave

3422 Alexander Ct

2151 50th Ave

1910-1914 51st Ave

3537 Galindo St

2200 48th Ave

1534 29th Ave

2225 48th Ave

5116 Bancroft Ave

2252 47th Ave

2229 48th Ave

2270-2284 High St

4600 Tyrell St

2144 50th Ave

Harbor Walk

2290 High St

5125 Ygnacio Ave

5117 Foothill Blvd

2158 50th Ave

3040 E 19th St

5301 International Blvd

4052 Santa Rita St

2241 48th Ave

3573 Gray St

2117 Baxter St

1919 Fruitvale Ave

2261 48 Ave

2228 48th Ave

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