
Apartments near Coliseum Oakland Airport Station-Fremont - Richmond in Oakland, CA (1,345 Rentals)


2066 High St

2239 90th Ave

3415-3421 68th Ave

2019 High St

4532 San Carlos Ave

4810 Fairfax Ave

3427 69th Ave

7201 Lacey Ave

1369 102nd Ave

2754 79th Ave

9637-9641 Birch St

9225 Bancroft Ave

9320 Sunnyside St

2230 90th Ave

8822 Dowling St

8836 Dowling St

1509 100th Ave

5470 Camden St

6919-6933 Lacey Ave

2420 Fern St

4520 San Carlos Ave

4800 Fairfax Ave

1027 41st Ave

2122 High St

2128 High St

1961 96th Ave

3431-3433 69th Ave

2325 88th Ave

6701 Laird Ave

9506 Olive St

9301 Bancroft Ave

2119-2125 94th Ave

2326 88th Ave

9437 Sunnyside St

10122 International Blvd

2754 Ritchie St

1618 99th Ave

1928 96th Ave

2132 High St

9520 Olive St

7031-7037 Lacey Ave

1622-1624 99th Ave

9940 Walnut Ave

2773 79th Ave

2252 Courtland Ave

4114 E 17th St

2426 Fern St

6653 Laird Ave

9329 Bancroft Ave

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There are currently 4,769 Studio Apartments in Oakland with rent ranges from $800 to $6,500 with an average price of $2,365.
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