Apartments near Springhill Shopping Center in Raleigh, NC (246 Rentals)

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2937 Britmass Dr

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2903 Berkeley Springs Pl

4100 Pittsford Rd

5128 Ranger Grv Wy

3160 Landing Falls Ln

7944 Averette Field Dr

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268 Park Pl

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4603 Malone Ct

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6910 Point Bar Pl

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260 Park Pl

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4046 Landover Ln

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4109 Fawn Glen Dr

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4443 Karlbrook Ln

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5912 Currin Fox Ct, Unit 1

Anson at North Hills

Fox Road Townhomes

4900 Pebble Beach Dr

4924 Pebble Beach Dr

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4909 Pebble Beach Dr

4917 Pebble Beach Dr

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4608-4612 Nesbit Ct

4925 Pebble Beach Dr

4948 Pebble Beach Dr

4956 Pebble Beach Dr

4941 Pebble Beach Dr

4808-4812 Wallingford Dr

The Villages East

4838 Hollenden Dr

4832 Hollenden Dr

4826 Hollenden Dr

4840 New Hope Rd

4806 Wallingford Dr

4801 Wallingford Dr

4914 New Hope Rd

The Pointe at Town Center

4916-4930 New Hope Rd

4822 Hollenden Dr

4938 New Hope Rd

4800 Hollenden Dr

Ryan Homes at North River

Foxhall Village

7071 Fox Cliff Ln

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There are currently 596 Studio Apartments in Raleigh with rent ranges from $915 to $2,755 with an average price of $1,517.
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