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


33 17th St

9 17th St

1600 Chanslor Ave

563-567 S 30th St

537 S 29th St

520 S 28th St

19-21 17th St

2638-2640 Cutting Blvd

118 15th St

144 15th St

536-546 S 28th St

1410 Bissell Ave

552-560 11th St

2320 Virginia Ave

16 16th St

1509 Chanslor Ave

614 S 33rd St

8 S. 16th St.

146-156 Marina Way

619 S 33rd St

423-425 S 22nd St

21 16th St

680 Harbour Way

607 S 29th St

634 S 33rd St

557 11th St

7 16th St

652 Harbour Way

11 16th St

721 10th St

411-423 S 23rd St

2446 Cutting Blvd

159 Marina Way

149 Marina Way

425 S 23rd St

Triangle Court

1514 Ohio Ave

682 S 30th St

149 13th St

841 S 41st St

139 13th St

870 8th St

691 9th St

529-535 Harbour Way

816 Pennsylvania Ave

786 8th St

101 S 15th St

4225 Rosewood Ave

The Carquinez

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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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