
Apartments near Telecare Heritage Psychiatric Health Facility in Oakland, CA (3,685 Rentals)


The Esmeralda Building

Park Place Apartments

2244 12th Ave

Park Glenview Apartments

1080 Lofts

3066 Macarthur Blvd

3301 E 12th St

Fruitvale Transit Village

Fruitvale Haus

1074 E 33rd St

4188 Park Blvd

Theater Apartments

1000 E 33rd St

Park Boulevard Manor

2601-2605 High St

Las Bougainvilleas

Eastlake Apartments

Casa Sueños

Laurel Haus

4306 Park Blvd

Vista Haus

ArtHaus Oakbrook

Palm View Apartments

2418 High St

2300 High St

Oxford Arms LLC.

Santana Apartments

2817 High St

Laurel Lofts

Tang

4103-4111 E 17th St

Casa Arabella

2639 E 9th St

2183 Courtland Ave

2701 Ivy Dr

3810 Redding St

2430 8th Ave

17-27 Home Pl E

OMC Lofts

Sunny View Terrace

The Royal-Hi

The Chase Apartment Homes

2609 Ivy Dr

2340 8th Ave

1143 McKinley Ave

2900 Carmel St

2625 Ivy Dr

Palmcrest

Ivy Drive Apartments

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