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


1241 E 18th St

2308 9th Ave

3009 Park Blvd

37-39 Home

1305 Everett Ave

901 35th Ave

1057 Norwood Ave

2276 Courtland Ave

2925 Carmel St

2262 Courtland Ave

4600 Tyrell St

4624 Fairfax Ave

2512-2514 8th Ave

2917 Park Blvd

33 Home Pl E

2657 Ivy Dr

2907 Park Blvd

3001 Park Blvd

2615 8th Ave

1202 E 18th St

1926 11th Ave

2901-2907 Carmel St

2550 Courtland Ave

2933-2937 Carmel St

3837 Redding St

2125 10th Ave

park place apartments

3475-3477 38th Ave

3800-3802 Redding St

2909 Park Blvd

2906 High St

3622 Magee Ave

2034 10th Ave

2527 8th Ave

1756 12th Ave

1933 11th Ave

1064 Norwood Ave

2541-2551 8th Ave

2609 8th Ave

2440 8th Ave

2844 Carmel St

4633 Fairfax Ave

4001 Quigley St

3628-3630 Magee Ave

2028 High St

1209 39th Ave

Helena Manor

2252 Courtland Ave

4412 Ygnacio Ave

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