
Apartments near Telecare Heritage Psychiatric Health Facility in Oakland, CA (3,705 Rentals)


2917 Morgan Ave

3435 California St

3633 Patterson Ave

3421 California St

3740-3746 35th Ave

1830 10th Ave

3815 Midvale Ave

3130 High St

3136 High St

3404 California St

4040 Quigley St

1527 13th Ave

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820 E 21st St

2124 8th Ave

2424 7th Ave

932-938 E 19th St

2501 Ivy Dr

550-558 Capell St

827 Alma Ave

1027 41st Ave

580 Capell St

1444-1450 13th Ave

Bel-Aire

2120 8th Ave

2108 8th Ave

4121 Redding St

3639 Patterson Ave

3645 Patterson Ave

2222 47th Ave

Colonial

4015 Rhoda Ave

4004 Coolidge Ave

2949 Morgan Ave

3712 Loma Vista Ave

3720 Loma Vista Ave

3701 Brown Ave

3705-3707 Brown Ave

1248-1248 E 15th St

Hillside Apartments

3434-3438 California St

4800 Fairfax Ave

3152 High St

801 E 21st St

2451 Ivy Dr

900-906 E 19th St

2241 48th Ave

2261 48 Ave

2900 Morgan Ave

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