
Apartments near 19th St Oakland Station-Richmond - Millbrae in Oakland, CA (3,098 Rentals)


668 28th St

964 18th St

638 28th St

2003 Myrtle St

2719 Harrison St

421 Perkins St

55 Fairmount Ave

856 Mead Ave

2731 Harrison St

2828 Richmond Ave

988 18th St

255 Jayne Ave

101 Fairmount Ave

876-882 Mead Ave

614 Alice St

615 Jackson St

Lake Merritt Bart

276 Lee St

312 Lee St

Ice House

914 W Grand Ave

The Van Buren Tower

2400 Market St

2339-2343 Market St

59 10th St

2000 Filbert St

78 Fairmount Ave

2933 McClure St

265 Jayne Ave

2335 Market St

80 Fairmount Ave

2807 Harrison St

830-838 Milton St

556 29th St

190-200 Orange St

310 Lee St

182 Orange St

974-980 21st St

1000-1004 18th St

2815 Harrison St

1821 Filbert St

Fairmount Villas

362 Belmont St

891 Milton St

1809 Filbert St

330 Van Buren Ave

373 Belmont St

1521-1525 Filbert St

196 Orange St

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