
Apartments near 12th St Oakland City Center Station-Richmond - Millbrae in Oakland, CA (2,967 Rentals)


Chateau Vista Apartments

Park Viking

1021 E 17th St

715-717 Rand Ave

637 E 23rd St

2311 Ivy Dr

2325 Ivy Dr

210 Santa Clara Ave

3201 Adeline St

3428 Market St

3501-3503 Richmond Blvd

801 E 21st St

2312-2318 Ivy Dr

485 Wickson Ave

2358 Park Blvd

2401 Park Blvd

Campbell Village

11 Warren Ave

3303 Chestnut St

25 Moss Ave

2328-2332 Ivy Dr

570 Athol Ave

400 Montclair Ave

2108 8th Ave

3615 Martin Luther King Jr Way

2228 7th Ave

1746 10th Ave

721 Rand Ave

820 E 21st St

2120 8th Ave

932-938 E 19th St

Open House, May 24th, 11-1.

482-488 Wickson Ave

29 Moss Ave

500 Vernon St

505 Chetwood St

1134-1142 International Blvd

465 Elwood Ave

743 Walker Ave

21 Moss Ave

515 Vernon St

3536 Harrison St

37 Moss Ave

33 Moss Ave

714 36th St

The Black Panther

Lowell Bldg

3527 Harrison St

2344 Ivy Dr

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