
Apartments near Telecare Heritage Psychiatric Health Facility in Oakland, CA (3,701 Rentals)


383 Staten Ave

459 Boulevard Way

5947 Hilton St

5949 Bromley Ave

6100 Hayes St

2730 Seminary Ave

428 Perkins St

6106 Hilton St

527-533 Mira Vista Ave

370 Van Buren Ave

636 Valle Vista Ave

6108 Hilton St

3000 Seminary Ave

6107-6117 Hilton St

433 Sunnyslope Ave

621 Valle Vista Ave

353 Bellevue Ave

352 Palm Ave

633 Valle Vista Ave

421 Perkins St

360 Palm Ave

6122-6130 Hilton St

6125 Hayes St

2227-2237 62nd Ave

369 Palm Ave

450 Lee St

330 Van Buren Ave

456 Lee St

300-310 Palm Ave

448 Sunnyslope Ave

637 Valle Vista Ave

368-376 Perkins St

465 Jean St

361 Palm Ave

438 Lee St

375 Perkins St

426 Lee St

377 Palm Ave

6033 Foothill Blvd

3027-29 31 60th Ave

434 Lee St

414 Lee St

The Van Buren Tower

353-359 Perkins St

477 Jean St

301-305 Macarthur Blvd

351 Palm Ave

357 Palm Ave

610-626 Jean St

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