This 3-bed, 2-bath, 1,300 sqft apartment in Oakland's Eastmont Hills is priced around $761K, which is much higher than local comps on a price-per-sqft basis. Nearby homes of similar or larger size are single-family and sell between $577K–$900K, but at $570–$590 per sqft—your place is listed at over $2.6K per sqft! That’s a huge gap, making resale gains tough. Also, apartments generally don’t flip as well as single-family homes in this area.
If you're the homeowner, focus on making the apartment shine with cosmetic upgrades and great staging to attract buyers, but don’t expect a big flip profit. For investors, I’d suggest looking elsewhere unless you can buy at a much lower price or convert the property use—current numbers just don’t add up for a classic flip.