
Apartments near Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, VA (925 Rentals)


2513 Ford Ave

1911 Fairmount Ave

603-605 N Davis Ave

The Decatur

111 S Stafford Ave

124 w 9th St

2325-2327 Parkwood Ave

1009-1011 Porter St

201-205 N Davis Ave

Manchester Park I

2304 E Broad St

23rd Street Triangle

1101 Hampton St

Manchester Park II

1109-1111 Porter St

2315 E Broad St

2516 W Grace St

710 N 24th St

1112 Porter St

2427 E Grace St

7 N Robinson St

The View at Belle Isle

119 W 12th St

2600 Monument Ave

515 N 24th St

2522-2524 W Main St

2601 Hanover Ave

314 N 25th St

1211 N 22nd St

2324 Burton St

316 N 25th St

St. John's Commons

Julians

512 N 25th St

2914 Chamberlayne Ave

2606 Grove

2 N Robinson St

2501 E Franklin St

2824 Garland Ave

2700 W Grace St

2614 Grove Ave

2403 3rd Ave

1109-1115 Hull St

Mulberry Apartments

SFH

Nolde Bakery Condominiums

Cameron Kinney

2920 Chamberlayne Ave

2707-2711 W Broad St

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Given the high costs for housing, I have found that many people are looking for a roommate to share expenses. These arrangements can increase opportunities for more desirable and larger spaces.