
Apartments near West Oakland Station-Richmond - Millbrae in Oakland, CA (1,152 Rentals)


151 Lakeside Dr

1568 Madison St

Lakeview

1525 Lakeside Dr

2346 Valdez St

540-548 31st St

133 17th St

3277 Martin Luther King Jr Way

2318 Waverly St

831 35th St

319 24th St

2349 Waverly St

2306 Waverly St

2933 McClure St

550 31st St

3250 Martin Luther King Jr Way

2330 Waverly St

Lakeside Regency Plaza

101 17th St

520 31st St

526 31st St

703-705 34th St

3311 Martin Luther King Jr Way

537-541 32nd St

3331 Martin Luther King Jr Way

3300 Martin Luther King Jr. Way

941 37th St

727-733 35th St

206 23rd St

2315 Harrison St

2307-2311 Harrison St

692 34th St

544 32nd St

2337 Harrison St

2832 Summit St

259-261 24th St

874 36th St

555 33rd St

539 33rd St

3408 Martin Luther King Jr Way

961-965 W MacArthur Blvd

3435 Martin Luther King Jr Way

3207 Telegraph Ave

3215-3217 Telegraph Ave

859 37th St

822 36th St

3601 West St

939 W MacArthur Blvd

507 33rd St

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