
Apartments near Oak Knoll in Oakland, CA (878 Rentals)


2773 79th Ave

2320 82nd Ave

2260 84th Ave

7716 Ney Ave

9415-9421 Peach St

9319-9321 Peach St

2782 Parker Ave

09300

9220 Bancroft Ave

2336 98th Ave

7708 Ney Ave

2254 84th Ave

9803 Elmar Ave

2315 98th Ave

2248 84th Ave

9232 Bancroft Ave

2261 84th Ave

9425 Peach St

2308 96th Ave

9326 Bancroft Ave

2255 84th Ave

2309 98th Ave

7700 Ney Ave

7717 Ney Ave

2301 98th Ave

2285 82nd Ave

7709 Ney Ave

2256 83rd Ave

2226 94th Ave

2269 83rd Ave

7721 Macarthur Blvd

8500 Bancroft Ave

2714 79th Ave

7732 Macarthur Blvd

2230 84th Ave

9500 Bancroft Ave

2237 84th Ave

2234 84th Ave

2231 96th Ave

7636 Ney Ave

2141 89th Ave

9225 Bancroft Ave

2210-2216 96th Ave

7701 Ney Ave

9301 Bancroft Ave

2207 96th Ave

7710-7716 Macarthur Blvd

2226 83rd Ave

7725 Macarthur Blvd

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