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WASCO PARK

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Location

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Phone Number
6613244561
Rent

$288 - $640*/month

Program Type

Section 8 Housing

Street Address

2517 Parkside St

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Almond Court

Low Income Housing

Almond Court Has 36 Units Available

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Beckes Street Apartments

Low Income Housing

Beckes Street Apartments Has 58 Units Available

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Central Avenue Senior Apartments

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Central Avenue Senior Apartments Has 42 Units Available

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El Mirage Apartments

El Mirage Apartments

Low Income Housing

El Mirage Apartments Has 34 Units Available

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Poplar Village Wasco

Low Income Housing

Poplar Village Wasco Has 64 Units Available

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Poso Manor & Rose Valley

Low Income Housing

Poso Manor & Rose Valley Has 100 Units Available

$288 - $640*/month
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Poso Place

Poso Place

Low Income Housing

Poso Place Has 81 Units Available

$288 - $640*/month
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Rosaleda Village

Rosaleda Village

Low Income Housing

Rosaleda Village Has 160 Units Available

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Sunset Villa Apartments

Sunset Villa Apartments

Low Income Housing

Sunset Villa Apartments Has 52 Units Available

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Villa Rosa Apartments

Villa Rosa Apartments

Low Income Housing

Villa Rosa Apartments Has 44 Units Available

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Wasco Arms

Wasco Arms

Low Income Housing

Wasco Arms Has 78 Units Available

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