
Apartments near The Fruitvale Station in Oakland, CA (3,100 Rentals)


2323 E 22nd Ave

2102 E 17th St

1952 International Blvd

2112 35th Ave

2139 E 19th St

2133-2137 E 19th St

2036-2042 Foothill Blvd

2425 Fruitvale Ave

Fruitvale Apartments

3584-3586 Galindo St

2229 E 21st St

2117 Baxter St

2520 E 24th St

2115 38th Ave

1640 45th Ave

2400 34th Ave

2217 E 21st St

2019 E 17th St

2500 Fruitvale Ave

1743-1749 E 21st Ave

3060 Logan St

2121 E 20th St

2304 E 22nd St

1951 Foothill Blvd

4527 Bancroft Ave

2422 E 24th St

2235 Inyo Ave

3252 Logan St

3525 Gray St

1975 Courtland Ave

2401 34th Ave

2435 26th Ave

3228 Logan St

3266 Logan St

3417-3421 Salisbury St

2212-2218 23rd Ave

2475 Coolidge Ave

1946 Foothill Blvd

2212-2216 E 21st St

2530 Fruitvale Ave

2220 23rd Ave

Duplex

2436 25th Ave

1436-1438 19th Ave

2468 Coolidge Ave

1430 46th Ave

1629 46th Ave

4128-4130 Carrington St

2019 High St

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