
Apartments near Telecare Heritage Psychiatric Health Facility in Oakland, CA (3,707 Rentals)


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2646 E 9th St

3506 San Leandro St

809 E 28th St

4114 E 17th St

921 E 24th St

1605 E 15th St

1017 E 22nd St

1127 Norwood Ave

1148 Norwood Ave

4534 Congress Ave

4525 Fairfax Ave

2700-2704 High St

2823-2827 High St

3631 Midvale Ave

3808 Quigley St

3719 Redding St

2019 High St

2132 High St

2144 High St

4424-4426 San Carlos Ave

2827--2829 Carmel St

4343 Brookdale Ave

3655 Midvale Ave

905 E 24th St

3101 Park Blvd

2400 9th Ave

2517-2523 9th Ave

1931 12th Ave

2138 High St

1134 Norwood Ave

1327-1331 Everett Ave

3403 San Leandro St

2700 8th Ave

3025 Park Blvd

2614-2620 8th Ave

2624 8th Ave

2632 8th Ave

2640 8th Ave

3033 Park Blvd

918 E 23rd St

1838 12th Ave

1822-1826 12th Ave

2015-2021 11th Ave

900 34th Ave

2529 9th Ave

4347-4353 Park Blvd

4357 Park Blvd

2843-2845 Carmel St

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