
Apartments near Temescal Neighborhood Center in Oakland, CA (3,350 Rentals)


3041-3049 Sacramento St

344 Howard Ave

2701 Prince St

1640 Ashby Ave

2612 Webster St

1507 Prince St

2914 Adeline St

2918 Adeline St

3014 College Ave - Elmwood

2927 Harper St

2910 Fulton St

2925 Ellis St

1532 Tyler St

2959-2961 Hillegass Ave

2910 Adeline St

2912 Otis St

1942 Russell St

2915 Harper St

408 Linda Ave

1016-1018 Oakland Ave

3001 College Ave

2912 Harper St

2905 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd

2817 Woolsey St

3053 Dohr St

2906 Martin Luther King Jr Way

2311-2313 Howe St

1173 32nd St

2924 Florence St

3000 California St

6428 Salem St

2716 Webster St

2323-2325 Howe St

1640 Julia St

2131A-2131B Russell St

2147 Russell St

5941 Vallejo St

2641 Webster St

865-867 29th St

2718 Webster St

1401-1403 Prince St

2119 Russell St

1324-1330 Powell St

2838 Fulton St

5880 Doyle St

2906 Telegraph Ave

431 Linda Ave

5803 Doyle St

2836-2876 Milvia St

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There are currently 4,772 Studio Apartments in Oakland with rent ranges from $800 to $6,500 with an average price of $2,370.
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