
Apartments near Pacific East Mall in Richmond, CA (869 Rentals)


1319 Rose St

1610-1612 Stannage Ave

1640 7th St

1619 Hopkins St

1636-1638 1/2 8th St

Carlotta Manor

1665 Hopkins St

1612 Hopkins St

1134 Fresno Ave

1507 Ada St

1647 7th St

6531 Cutting Blvd

1626-28 Hopkins St

1650-1654 San Pablo Ave

1654 San Pablo Ave

1712 10th St

1340-1342 California St

6516 Hagen Blvd

1360-1362 California St

1721 9th St

1729 6th St

1728 7th St

1726 10th St

2002-2004 Junction Ave

1723 10th St

1215-1219 Virginia St

1735 6th St

1729-1735 San Pablo Ave

1108-1110 Francisco St

1732 San Pablo Ave

Winerest Manor

1993 El Dorado Ave

1011-1013 Delaware St

1744 10th St

1737 San Pablo Ave

1365 Rifle Range Rd

5124 Wall Ave

1132 Francisco St

2029 Key Blvd

1728 Curtis St

914 Delaware St

1716 Rose St

1209-1211 Francisco

906 Delaware St

2037-2043 Key Blvd

1813 8th St

1808 8th St

1804 10th St

1813 9th St

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There are currently 524 Studio Apartments in Richmond with rent ranges from $1,250 to $3,755 with an average price of $2,137.
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