Loft Style Apartments for Rent in the Downtown Oakland Neighborhood of Oakland, CA (6 Rentals)

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Loft Style Apartments in the Downtown Oakland area of Oakland.

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311 2nd St
1 to 3 Bedroom Apartments

311 2nd St

311 2nd StOakland, CA 94607

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Downtown Oakland, Oakland, CA

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Frequently Asked Questions about Loft Downtown Oakland Apartments

What is the Cheapest Loft apartment in Downtown Oakland?

Currently the most affordable Loft Apartment in Downtown Oakland is at The Skylyne at Temescal listed at $2,254.

How much is the average rent for a Loft Downtown Oakland Apartment?

The average rent for a Loft Apartment in Downtown Oakland is $4,150.

What is the largest Loft Downtown Oakland Apartment for rent?

Today's Loft apartment with the most square footage in Downtown Oakland is a 1,995 square feet unit starting from $2,254 at The Skylyne at Temescal.

What is the average size for Downtown Oakland Loft Apartments for rent?

The average size for a Loft rental in Downtown Oakland is currently at 905 sq ft.

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