
Apartments near Telecare Heritage Psychiatric Health Facility in Oakland, CA (3,687 Rentals)


314 Perkins St

632 Jean St

555 Jean St

551 Jean St

6115 Foothill Blvd

310 Lee St

347 Perkins St

275 MacArthur Blvd

312 Lee St

329 Perkins St

293 Euclid Ave

317 Lee St

265-269 MacArthur Blvd

347 Warwick Ave

6114-6120 Foothill Blvd

2649 62nd Ave

311 Lee St

6229 Hayes St

Merritt Crest

338-340 Lenox Ave

288 Van Buren Ave

285 Van Buren Ave

396 Jayne Ave

488 Chetwood St

644 Chetwood St

6242-6248 Bromley Ave

652 Chetwood St

2610 62nd Ave

Sawhney Apartments

505 Chetwood St

268-270 Euclid Ave

278 Lenox Ave

477 Chetwood St

348-352 Jayne Ave

Jayne Avenue Apartments

364 Jayne Ave

551 Chetwood St

440 Adams St

499 Chetwood St

345 Lenox Ave

333 Lenox Ave

296 Lenox Ave

385 Jayne Ave

278 Jayne Ave Oakland CA 94610

583 Chetwood St

230 Santa Rosa Ave

Chetwood Gardens

325 Lenox Ave

375 Jayne Ave

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There are currently 4,755 Studio Apartments in Oakland with rent ranges from $748 to $6,500 with an average price of $2,319.
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