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


2225-2227 35th Ave

3259 Nicol Ave

2217-2221 35th Ave

3492 Davis St

3156 Coolidge Ave

2519 Humboldt Ave

3302 Brookdale Ave

01835

3422 Alexander Ct

2437-2439 21st Ave

3121 Pleitner Ave

3105 Pleitner Ave

3111 Pleitner Ave

2311 35th Ave

2281-2289 35th Ave

2319 35th Ave

2995 School St

1919 Fruitvale Ave

3032 E 19th St

2242-2246 E 32nd St

2235 E 32nd St

1921 33rd Ave

2112 35th Ave

3320-3328 Brookdale Ave

3256 Nicol Ave

3312 Brookdale Ave

2419-2421 21st Ave

Highlander

1821-1825 28th Ave

3040 E 19th St

2931 E 19th St

2003 E 29th St

1920 25th Ave

1921 26th Ave

1951 E 30th St

2030 E 25th St

2219 E 22nd St

3129 Pleitner Ave

3127 Pleitner Ave

2268-2270 35th Ave

2280 35th Ave

Casa Madrone

2337 21st Ave

2051 23rd Ave

1947-1951 E 29th St

2008 35th Ave

1815 28th Ave

Creekside Manor

3525 Gray St

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