
Apartments near Thornhill Retail Center in Oakland, CA (430 Rentals)


644 Chetwood St

654 Vernon

841 Erie St

825 Erie St

Chetwood Gardens

833 York St

610-626 Jean St

833 Erie St

837-839 York St

824 York St

York Towers

824-832 Walker Ave

834 Walker Ave

826-832 Warfield Ave

810-816 Erie St

831-837 Warfield Ave

841 Walker Ave

817 Erie St

810-816 York St

818-820 Vermont St

580 Jean Ave

556-558 Mandana Blvd

833 Walker Ave

3501-3505 Lakeshore Ave

827 Warfield Ave

550 Mandana Blvd

800 York St

555 Jean St

810 Walker Ave

575 Valle Vista Ave

532-540 Mandana Blvd

486 Mandana Blvd

809 Walker Ave

552 Valle Vista Ave

470 Mandana Blvd

815 Walker Ave

537 Mandana Blvd

539 Mandana Blvd

466 Mandana Blvd

Fern Crest

525 Mandana Blvd

540 Mira Vista Ave

768 Walker Ave

548-550 Glenview Ave

527-533 Mira Vista Ave

518 Glenview Ave

530-534 Glenview Ave

506-508 Valle Vista Ave

515 Valle Vista Ave

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There are currently 4,755 Studio Apartments in Oakland with rent ranges from $748 to $6,500 with an average price of $2,294.
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