
Apartments near Kaiser Foundation Hospital - Redwood City in Redwood City, CA (1,252 Rentals)


138 Madison Ave

146 Madison Ave

220 Standish St

152 Jackson Ave

618 Manzanita St

622 Manzanita St

635 Laurel St

655 Laurel St

112-120 Vera Ave

1109 Stambaugh St

645 Laurel St

1205 Allerton St

1028 Arguello St

280 Howland St

1117 Stambaugh St

625 Laurel St

315 Buckeye St

319 Howland St

601 El Camino Real

1312 Jefferson Ave

1318 Jefferson Ave

163 Madison Ave

847-849 Adams St

226-228 Harrison Ave

1120 Arguello St

201 Standish St

209 Lexington Ave

727 Whipple Ave

122-130 Vera Ave

825-837 Adams St

690 Whipple Ave

210 Howland St

210-224 Lexington Ave

157 Arch St

1344 Jefferson Ave

217 Madison Ave

824 Adams St

227 Jackson Ave

840-858 Adams St

The Donbar Apartments

140 Lincoln Ave

542 Laurel St

467 Clinton St

180 Arch St

243 Harrison Ave

1358 Jefferson Ave

205-211 Vera Ave

152 Lincoln Ave

255 Harrison Ave

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How much are Studio apartments in Redwood City?
There are currently 899 Studio Apartments in Redwood City with rent ranges from $1,875 to $7,636 with an average price of $3,568.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Redwood City ranges from $1,950 to $9,200 with an average monthly rent of $3,952.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Redwood City range from $2,650 to $11,617. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $5,363.
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