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Phone Number
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$483 - $1027*/month

Program Type

Section 8 Housing

Street Address

7777 Bodega Ave

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Bodega Hills Apartments

Bodega Hills Apartments

Low Income Housing

Bodega Hills Apartments Has 24 Units Available

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Petaluma Avenue Homes

Petaluma Avenue Homes

Low Income Housing

Petaluma Avenue Homes Has 45 Units Available

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Burbank Orchards

Burbank Orchards

Section 8 Housing

Burbank Orchards Has 60 Units Available

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APPLE VALLEY POST-ACUTE REHAB

APPLE VALLEY POST-ACUTE REHAB

Retirement Community

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FIRCREST CONVALESCENT HOSPITAL

FIRCREST CONVALESCENT HOSPITAL

Retirement Community

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Why are the rights and responsibilities of public housing residents an eye-opener for you?

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