
Apartments near Oak Knoll in Oakland, CA (880 Rentals)


3401 65th Ave

9229 A St

7230 Lockwood St

1330 82nd Ave

1476 79th Ave

8334 A St

6920 Fresno St

8811 A St

834 A St

1339-1343 100th Ave

7229-7233 Lockwood St

1420 104th Ave

2817 67th Ave

6663 Foothill Blvd

6905-6909 Fresno St

1238 88th Ave

Bates Hall

1240 87th Ave

3433 64th Ave. Pl

1264-1268 96th Ave

1369 102nd Ave

1250 95th Ave

1239 88th Ave

3312-3316 64th Ave

01235

6916 Arthur St

1225 90th Ave

6656 Foothill Blvd

1242 95th Ave

1438 79th Ave

1381 81st. Ave

71 Marlow Dr

7012 Lockwood St

1216 87th Ave

6689 Bancroft Ave

6862 Arthur St

1221 85th Ave

2910 Revere Ave

3321 64th Avenue Pl

6400 Macarthur Blvd

1238-1240 96th Ave

8912 B St

3387 64th Ave

6619 Foothill Blvd

7825 Locust St

1250-1254 98th Ave

1265 82nd Ave

1218-1224 96th Ave

6238 Seminary Ave

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