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SECOND STREET SENIOR APARTMENTS

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Location

211 E D St

Phone Number
7074495675
Rent

$495 - $1092*/month

Program Type

Low Income Housing

Street Address

211 E D St, Dixon, CA, 95620

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DIXON OTHER SECOND STREET SENIOR APARTMENTS

Heritage Commons Phase 2

Heritage Commons Phase 2

Low Income Housing

Heritage Commons Phase 2 Has 54 Units Available

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Lincoln Creek Apartments

Lincoln Creek Apartments

Low Income Housing

Lincoln Creek Apartments Has 172 Units Available

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Moonlight Apartments

Moonlight Apartments

Low Income Housing

Moonlight Apartments Has 56 Units Available

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Valley Glen

Valley Glen

Low Income Housing

Valley Glen Has 59 Units Available

$495 - $1092*/month
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Heritage Commons Ii

Heritage Commons Ii

Section 8 Housing

Heritage Commons Ii Has 10 Units Available

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Cherry Street Residence Club

Cherry Street Residence Club

Retirement Community

Cherry Street Residence Club Has 1 Units Available

$495 - $1092*/month
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