
Apartments near Telecare Heritage Psychiatric Health Facility in Oakland, CA (3,685 Rentals)


2229 E 21st St

1901 Irving Ave

1600 E 31st St

14th Ave Apartments, LLC

14th Ave

1747-1753 28th Ave

2217 E 21st St

2912 14th Ave

1921 E 26th St

3200-3206 Palmer Ave

3501 Lyon Ave

3101-3111 School St

3526 Meadow

3558-3560 Harper St

3012 Berlin Way

1801 Macarthur Blvd

1727 27th Ave

1951 E 24th St

2832 19th Ave

1808 Fruitvale Ave

1805 33rd Ave

3542 Custer St

3561 Davis St

2261 E 20th St

2041 E 23rd St

1914 23rd Ave

2557 35th Ave

1528 E 31st St

3424-3426 Dimond Ave

3573 Gray St

3120 School St

2257 E 20th St

1711-1725 27th Ave

3425-3429 Dimond Ave

3415-3423 Dimond Ave

2002-2006 E 23rd St

1911 19th Ave

2253 E 20th St

1652 E 32nd St

3426 Adell Ct

School Street Apartments

3125 Maple Ave

2550 35th Ave

3584-3586 Galindo St

2409-2411 Palmetto St

3432 Adell Ct

1721 33rd Ave

1707 28th Ave

2272 E 19th St

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