
Apartments near Telecare Heritage Psychiatric Health Facility in Oakland, CA (3,704 Rentals)


1919 42nd St

2438 Delmer St

2518-2522 High St

1806 41st Ave

3317 Florida St

4122 Allendale Ave

2270-2284 High St

878 E 28th St

4312 Gordon St

3676 Laurel Ave

1125 E 21st St

4182-4188 Greenwood Ave

4320-4326 Park Blvd

2560 9th Ave

2520-2520A 9th Ave

830 E 28th St

824 E 28th St

1322 E 18th St

2110 11th Ave

3803-3807 Quigley St

2262-2270 High St

2290 High St

1101 11th Ave

1426 Everett Ave

3084 Kansas St

3090 Kansas St

2518 Courtland Ave

2532 High St

4527 Fairfax Ave

3625 Midvale Ave

3614 Midvale Ave

3821-3823 Quigley St

4139 Penniman Ave

3608 Midvale Ave

1152-1158 Norwood Ave

2212 High St

2218 High St

4315 Brookdale Ave

3811-3815 Quigley St

4031 Lincoln Ave

1014-1018 E 22nd St

936-940 E 23rd St

858 E 28th St

1124 E 20th St

1025 E 22nd St

929 E 24th St

1038-1108 E 21st St

879 E 28th St

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