
Apartments near Fruitvale Station-Fremont - Richmond in Oakland, CA (3,024 Rentals)


812 Lisbon Ave

1707 28th Ave

3032 E 19th St

1919 Fruitvale Ave

2932 E 19th St

4032-4036 San Juan St

1747-1753 28th Ave

1773 28th Ave

2727 E 17th St

Casa Velasco

1422 44th Ave

4237 Foothill Blvd

1783 28th Ave

2617-2619 International Blvd

1815 28th Ave

1919 42nd St

Waterpark Lofts

2609 International Blvd

2646 E 9th St

1415 45th Ave

2006 38th Ave

3002-3004 Foothill Blvd

01835

2633 E 16th St

1821-1825 28th Ave

1952 35th Ave

1718 High St

1772 27th Ave

1804 27th Ave

1701 27th Ave

1711-1725 27th Ave

1727 27th Ave

3422 Alexander Ct

2037 38th Ave

1430-1436 45th Ave

2217 Coolidge Ave

2045-2047 38th Ave

1812 27th Ave

2008 35th Ave

2122 Fruitvale Ave

2775 E 21st St

3519 Harper St

2240 Coolidge Ave

2300 Coolidge Ave.

2050 Harrington Ave

1640 45th Ave

4527 Bancroft Ave

3558-3560 Harper St

2134 Fruitvale Ave

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