
Apartments near Telecare Heritage Psychiatric Health Facility in Oakland, CA (3,683 Rentals)


1122 21st

4065-4071 E 18th St

3941 Lincoln Ave

Bali High

3702 Maple Ave

3061 Kansas St

3512-3514 Midvale Ave

3065 Kansas St

3506 Midvale Ave

Fruit Vale Lofts

1511 17th Ave

3618-3624 Quigley St

3630 Quigley St

3320 MacArthur Blvd

2400-2402 Delmer St

3518 Midvale Ave

3524 Midvale Ave

4080 E 18th St

1500 39th Ave

4087 E 18th St

3300 San Leandro St

3130 Park Blvd

3140 Park Blvd

2710 9th Ave

1016-1018 E 23rd St

927 Bayview Ave

2201 11th Ave

1919 42nd St

2438 Delmer St

2524-2530 High St

4009 Lincoln Ave

3679 Laurel Ave

2518-2522 High St

2641 High St

4111-4115 Greenwood Ave

1806 41st Ave

3317 Florida St

4122 Allendale Ave

2270-2284 High St

3676 Laurel Ave

4312 Gordon St

1125 E 21st St

878 E 28th St

4182-4188 Greenwood Ave

4320-4326 Park Blvd

2560 9th Ave

2110 11th Ave

830 E 28th St

824 E 28th St

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