
Apartments near 12th St Oakland City Center Station-Richmond - Millbrae in Oakland, CA (2,994 Rentals)


2030 7th Ave

648 Beacon St

2300-2306 Park Blvd

477 Jean St

655 Beacon St

595 Merritt Ave

2282 Park Blvd

2303 Park Blvd

Drachma Housing

365 Santa Clara Ave

919-921 E 17th St

847 E 18th St

479 Cheney Ave

386 Santa Clara Ave

943 33rd St

727-733 35th St

1661 11th St

355 Santa Clara Ave

2312 Park Blvd

654 Beacon St

717 E 21st St

477 Chetwood St

926 E 17th St

2309 Park Blvd

659-661 Wesley Ave

Ellis at Central Station

2320 Park Blvd

626-632 E 22nd St

585 Macarthur Blvd

Grande Lake Terrace

1748 9th Ave

1621 10th Ave

Arbor Villa

388 Santa Clara Ave

663 Wesley Ave

660 Beacon St

889-899 34th St

864-866 34th St

1680 14th St

1647 10th Ave

683-689 Rand Ave

1826 9th Ave

1836 9th Ave

3532 Telegraph Ave

605 E 23rd St

2130-2132 7th Ave

2324 Park Blvd

753-755 Brooklyn Ave

2039 8th Ave

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