
Apartments near 12th St Oakland City Center Station-Richmond - Millbrae in Oakland, CA (2,966 Rentals)


884 32nd St

872 32nd St

Western Gardens

2842 Adeline St

3073 Richmond Blvd

3027 Filbert St

1914 6th Ave

340 Haddon Rd

905 E 11th St

265-269 MacArthur Blvd

71 Pearl St

77 Pearl St

3300 Martin Luther King Jr. Way

407 Orange St

408 Orange St

1235 Peralta St

1321 Peralta St

835 E 15th St

1530-1534 8th Ave

705-709 E 18th St

556 Boden Way

520 Merritt Ave

478 Capital St

348 Haddon Rd

406 Athol Ave

633 Cleveland Street

658 Hillsborough St

3068-3070 Richmond Blvd

The Oaks

415 Vernon St

2201 Park Blvd

320 Haddon Rd

848 International Blvd

730 E 17th St

1732 7th Ave

715-731 E 18th St

581 Boden Way

Merritt View Manor

490 Capital

573 Wesley Ave

1619 14th St

418-420 Orange St

926-932 E 10th Ave

45 Randwick Ave

468 34th St

440 Adams St

1615 13th St

3311 Martin Luther King Jr Way

74 Pearl St

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