
Apartments near 19th St Oakland Station-Fremont - Richmond in Oakland, CA (3,096 Rentals)


817 Erie St

550 Mandana Blvd

734-740 Hillgirt Cir

741-743 Hillgirt Cir

2039 8th Ave

845 Apgar St

The Union

905 E 11th St

25 Monte Vista Ave

556-558 Mandana Blvd

2344 Ivy Dr

767 Hillgirt Cir

881 Warfield Ave

3510-3512 Magnolia St

961-965 W MacArthur Blvd

3501-3505 Lakeshore Ave

448 Sunnyslope Ave

The Weldony

Park Viking

3942-3950 Ruby St

3915-3919 Clarke St

401 Monte Vista Ave

749 Oakland Ave

2407 Ivy Dr

2418 Park Blvd

825 Erie St

833 Erie St

810-816 Erie St

841 Erie St

872 Warfield Ave

2424 Park Blvd

865 York St

902 Foothill Blvd

847 E 18th St

1000 Walker Ave

3917-3923 Webster St

3911 Shafter Ave

877-885 Apgar St

725 39th St

693 39th St

3931 Clarke St

769 Hillgirt Cir

2228 7th Ave

3261 Hollis St

220 Monte Vista Ave

Ellis at Central Station

2421-2425 Ivy Dr

856 York St

888 Warfield Ave

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There are currently 4,756 Studio Apartments in Oakland with rent ranges from $748 to $6,500 with an average price of $2,305.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Oakland ranges from $496 to $6,466 with an average monthly rent of $2,742.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Oakland range from $780 to $14,718. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $3,519.
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