
Apartments near La Quinta Plaza in Redwood City, CA (1,537 Rentals)


711-715 Roosevelt Ave

481 Lincoln Ave

1027-1029 Fulton St

3410 Rolison Rd

3404 Rolison Rd

108 Wayne Ct. East

514 Bay Rd

1080-1082 17th Ave

250 Lincoln Ave

397 Stambaugh St

125-127 E Wayne Ct

3416 Rolison Rd

3455-3457 Hoover St

205-211 Vera Ave

422 Spring St

1404-1406 Kentfield Ave

535 Lincoln Ave

The Donbar Apartments

1110 Redwood Ave

1123-1125 Hudson St

225 Vera Ave

7 Friendly Ct

720 Elm St

753-755 Roosevelt Ave

645 Elm St

811 Beech St

1021 Fulton St

3426 Rolison Rd

1085 Oak Ave

1669-1671 Palm Ave

1028 Oak Ave.

1232 Gordon St

543 Lincoln Ave

3440-3452 Rolison Rd

3469 Hoover St

103-105 E Wayne Ct

321 Stambaugh St

1436 Sierra St

112-120 Vera Ave

514 Lincoln Ave

Rolison Garden Apartments

1622-1624 Lark Ave

3502 Hoover St

220-224 Vera Ave

122-130 Vera Ave

1635 Naomi Ct

924 Cleveland St

1004 Fulton St

1653-1657 Naomi Ct

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How much are Studio apartments in Redwood City?
There are currently 900 Studio Apartments in Redwood City with rent ranges from $1,875 to $4,973 with an average price of $3,550.
What is the current price range for One Bedroom Redwood City Apartments for rent?
Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Redwood City ranges from $1,950 to $9,282 with an average monthly rent of $3,954.
What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Redwood City cost?
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 $5,364.
How expensive are Redwood City Three Bedroom Apartments?
There are currently 299 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Redwood City on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $3,699 to $12,520 - averaging $6,495 for the location.
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