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


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1440 12th Ave

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1648 10th Ave

1007-1015 E 17th St

637 E 23rd St

2328-2332 Ivy Dr

2418 Park Blvd

2424 Park Blvd

Chateau Vista Apartments

1000-1051 Glendora Ave

2228 48th Ave

2167 48th Ave

3674 38th Ave

2885 Carlsen St

3678 38th Ave

4711 Brookdale Ave

3856 35th Ave

2020-2026 47th Ave

1422 44th Ave

2312-2318 Ivy Dr

2205 7th Ave

1748 9th Ave

717 E 21st St

1634-1636 10th Ave

926 E 17th St

1647 10th Ave

2311 Ivy Dr

626-632 E 22nd St

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2325 Ivy Dr

4618 El Centro Ave

2200 48th Ave

3237 Courtland Ave

3229-3235 Courtland Ave

3675 39th Ave

3669 39th Ave

3520 Maybelle Ave

4016 Kansas St

3400 High St

3434-3438 Arizona St

3872 35th Ave

3909 Midvale Ave

4903 Congress Ave

2208 Vicksburg Ave

4624 El Centro Ave

1024-1026 Elsinore Ave

1415 45th Ave

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