
Apartments near Cherokee Plaza in Lodi, CA (227 Rentals)


Lodi Commons Senior Living

Wimbledon Square Apartments

Cambridge Place

Stonetree Townhomes Apartments

1314 S Hutchins St

Winchester Oaks Condominiums

526 E Lodi Ave

544 E Oak St

610 E Pine St

520 E Oak St

442 Eden St

508 E Pine St

537 E Pine St

521 E Pine St

534 E Elm St

511-517 E Pine St

412 E Oak St

419 E Tokay St

356 E Walnut St

533 Maple St

33 N Garfield St

336 Hilborn St

533 W Elm St

500 E Elm St

611 S Central Ave

507 E Elm St

4 N Central Ave

516 E Locust St

410 E Elm St

404 E Elm St

301 Hilborn St

Apollo X Apartments

411 E Elm St

326 E Pine St

428 E Locust St

300 E. Walnut St Lodi Apartments

424 E Locust St

420 E Locust St

234 Hilborn St

104 S Washington St

329 E Pine St

416 E Locust St

408 E Locust St

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What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Lodi cost?
The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Lodi range from $1,550 to $2,200. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $1,877.
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