
Apartments near Springhill Shopping Center in Raleigh, NC (248 Rentals)


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4304 Presley Ct

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4905 Coral Ridge Ct, Unit 4905 B

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4419 Karlbrook Ln

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6424 Perry Creek Rd

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6200 Truxton Ln

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7802 Averette Field Dr

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3605 Pine Knoll Dr

3405 Singleleaf Ln

4908 Tommans Trail

6513 Amber Bluffs Cres

4709 Alenja Ln

5225 Deep Channel Dr

5514 Black Maple Dr

5139 Arbor Chase Dr

4909 Windblown Ct

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4705 Silverdene St

3600 Saguaro Ct

3716 Massey Ridge Ct

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3714 Pine Knoll Dr

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4820 Mocha Ln

4936 Bivens Dr

4022 Beaufain St

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2937 Britmass Dr

5413 Wallace Martin Wy

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There are currently 597 Studio Apartments in Raleigh with rent ranges from $915 to $2,830 with an average price of $1,522.
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