
Apartments near Children's Hospital & Research Center Oakland in Oakland, CA (3,373 Rentals)


4126 Opal St

5392 Locksley Ave

5208 Manila Ave

5300-5300 San Pablo Ave

974 60th St

816 37th St

710 37th St

445 59th St

5507-5511 Claremont Ave

5816 Ayala Ave

377 Clifton St

327 49th St

5525 Claremont Ave

374 41st St

3911 Shafter Ave

6020 Telegraph Ave

659 63rd St

6140 Market St

832-836 37th St

5306 San Pablo Ave

1090 54th St

1071 57th St

1813 63rd St

685 37th St

3946 Shafter Ave

483 38th St

511 W Macarthur Blvd

477-479 38th St

447 McAuley St

3917 Shafter Ave

4136 Manila Ave

5543 Claremont Ave

323 49th St

5379 Boyd Ave

4130 Manila Ave

4146 Manila Ave

966 61st Pl

3647-3651 Martin Luther King Jr Way

40th Street Apartments (Partial Construction)

939 W MacArthur Blvd

1050-1056 Stanford Ave

City Crossing

727 37th St

3655-3659 West St

829 37th St

3647 West St

350 41st St

337 42nd St

4020 Opal St

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