
Apartments near 12th St Oakland City Center Station-Richmond - Millbrae in Oakland, CA (2,985 Rentals)


955-959 26th St

55 Fairmount Ave

2719 Harrison St

329 Perkins St

353-359 Perkins St

368-376 Perkins St

1507 4th Ave

329-335 Foothill Blvd

322 Foothill Blvd

255 Lester Ave

278 Hanover Ave

419-423 Wayne Ave

400 Wayne Ave

1634-1640 3rd Ave

420 Wayne Ave

285 Lester Ave

279 Lester Ave

417 Staten Ave

402 Grand Ave

204 Wayne Ave

200 Wayne Ave

287-295 Hanover Ave

1250 8th St

101 Fairmount Ave

278 Jayne Ave Oakland CA 94610

556 29th St

190-200 Orange St

182 Orange St

2828 Richmond Ave

2845-2851 West St

427 Wayne Ave

300-310 Palm Ave

Melba Lake Apartments

1506 4th Ave

438 Staten Ave

330-336 Foothill Blvd

515 E 11th St

1542-1544 4th Ave

1518 4th Ave

1247 5th Ave

Van Staten

2837-2851 West St

2915 Martin Luther King Way

1082 24th St

2807 Harrison St

2933 McClure St

80 Fairmount Ave

78 Fairmount Ave

196 Orange St

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