
Apartments near West Oakland Station-Richmond - Millbrae in Oakland, CA (1,153 Rentals)


589 W Grand Ave

2 Homes on one Lot

2811 Market St

682-686 25th St

2825 Market St

324 10th St

526 21st St

549 W Grand Ave

700 Sycamore St

Louise Street Lofts

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X Oakland

533 W Grand Ave

Empyrean Towers

1762-1770 Broadway

827-833 28th St

873 29th St

Tower Loft

662 Sycamore St

2727 West St

3130 Union St

2565-2577 Martin Luther King Jr Way

1331 Harrison St

500 22nd St

428 Alice Condominiums

3027 Filbert St

4th Street Lofts

614 Alice St

Eastline

2601 Martin Luther King Jr Way

2845-2851 West St

2837-2851 West St

267-271 12th St

3275 Hollis St

1220 32nd St

3201 Adeline St

2610 Martin Luther King Jr Way

1612-1616 Webster St

Brick House Lofts

2624 Martin Luther King Jr Way

2315 Telegraph Ave

837-843 30th St

1468 34th St

3261 Hollis St

3009 San Pablo Ave

615 Jackson St

231-237 10th St

565 Sycamore St

491 23rd St

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