
Apartments near Torina Plaza in Richmond, CA (871 Rentals)


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400 Bissell Ave, Unit 400

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402 Bissell Ave, Unit 402

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437 Duboce Ave, Unit 437

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149 Marina Way, Unit A

149 Marina Way, Unit Apartment # B

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2021 Potrero Ave, Unit 2021 Unit

3319 Nevin Ave

647 17th St

645-647 S 29th St

1434 Ventura Ave

5009-5015 Barrett Ave

2607 Ohio

181 Espee

551 South 30th

1618 Florida Ave

324 S 4th St

12776 San Pablo Ave

12926-12932 San Pablo Ave

803 38th St

5229 Esmond Ave

903 Humboldt St

5225 McBryde Ave

3415 Mcbryde Ave

783 Humboldt St

5025 Glen Ave

3401 McBryde Ave

769 Humboldt St

5403-5405 McBryde Ave

3521 Lowell Ave

763 Humboldt St

12548 San Pablo Ave

717 36th St

851 33rd St

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There are currently 525 Studio Apartments in Richmond with rent ranges from $1,375 to $3,755 with an average price of $2,131.
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