
Apartments near Fruitvale Station-Fremont - Richmond in Oakland, CA (3,042 Rentals)


2155 39th Ave

2036 High St

2117 Baxter St

1641-1645 47th Ave

2066 High St

2354 Fruitvale Ave

1422 47th Ave

1901 Irving Ave

1430 47th Ave

3525 Gray St

3573 Gray St

2373-2375 Foothill Blvd

2361 Fruitvale Ave

2400 34th Ave

1703 24th Ave

2324-2332 International Blvd

1906 24th Ave

2334 E 15th St

1711 24th Ave

2122 High St

4709 Foothill Blvd

1607 Miller Ave

2110 25th Ave

2332 Foothill Blvd

3417-3421 Salisbury St

2132 High St

2128 High St

1507 48th Ave

2144 High St

1918-1924 47th Ave

2401 34th Ave

2138 High St

2225-2227 35th Ave

Casa De Sol Apartments

2312 E 15th St

Liberated 23rd Avenue

1514 23rd Ave

2425 E 21st St

Fruitvale Apartments

1522 23rd Ave

2217-2221 35th Ave

3487 Paxton Ave

1942 47th Ave

2312 Foothill Blvd

3400 Salisbury St

3410-3414 Salisbury St

2425 Fruitvale Ave

2468 Coolidge Ave

1634-1638 23rd Ave

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