Cities Near Ruby, Virginia

Allentown

Allentown

$500 to $5,085
859 Rentals
Baltimore

Baltimore

$400 to $13,592
2,933 Rentals
B

Bealeton

$974 to $8,262
76 Rentals
B

Bristow

$1,560 to $8,449
81 Rentals
B

Brooke

$1,150 to $7,158
68 Rentals
B

Burke

$1,269 to $12,975
150 Rentals
BC

Burke Centre

$1,112 to $12,550
70 Rentals
BH

Burr Hill

$974 to $6,870
71 Rentals
C

Calverton

$1,025 to $8,449
72 Rentals
C

Casanova

$1,025 to $8,449
74 Rentals
C

Catlett

$1,025 to $8,262
71 Rentals
CH

Cherry Hill

$1,160 to $5,941
84 Rentals
C

Clifton

$1,112 to $11,623
77 Rentals
DC

Dale City

$1,160 to $8,740
202 Rentals
D

Dogue

$1,083 to $6,366
64 Rentals
D

Dumfries

$900 to $5,941
94 Rentals
Durham

Durham

$425 to $12,319
891 Rentals
E

Elkwood

$974 to $6,870
72 Rentals
FS

Fairfax Station

$1,112 to $11,623
105 Rentals
F

Falmouth

$1,102 to $6,848
128 Rentals
F

Franconia

$990 to $8,840
231 Rentals
F

Fredericksburg

$1,083 to $6,870
259 Rentals
G

Gainesville

$1,025 to $8,449
92 Rentals
G

Garrisonville

$1,206 to $7,158
75 Rentals
G

Goldvein

$1,120 to $7,158
73 Rentals
Greensboro

Greensboro

$280 to $6,233
724 Rentals
Harrisburg

Harrisburg

$373 to $4,810
625 Rentals
H

Hartwood

$1,083 to $6,870
70 Rentals
IH

Indian Head

$1,195 to $12,975
94 Rentals
I

Ironsides

$1,206 to $5,941
80 Rentals
KG

King George

$850 to $7,158
85 Rentals
LR

Lake Ridge

$1,199 to $8,740
130 Rentals
L

Leesylvania

$1,206 to $5,941
74 Rentals
L

Lignum

$974 to $6,870
76 Rentals
LH

Linton Hall

$1,560 to $8,449
67 Rentals
LG

Locust Grove

$974 to $6,870
76 Rentals
L

Lorton

$1,050 to $12,975
102 Rentals
M

Manassas

$703 to $8,449
162 Rentals
MP

Manassas Park

$703 to $5,799
106 Rentals
M

Marbury

$1,195 to $7,221
89 Rentals
M

Midland

$1,025 to $8,262
70 Rentals
M

Montclair

$900 to $8,740
158 Rentals
N

Nanjemoy

$1,206 to $7,158
77 Rentals
New York

New York

$30 to $999,999
75,347 Rentals
N

Newington

$1,050 to $12,975
124 Rentals
NF

Newington Forest

$1,300 to $12,975
70 Rentals
N

Nokesville

$1,560 to $8,449
64 Rentals
Norfolk

Norfolk

$450 to $8,802
1,197 Rentals
O

Occoquan

$1,199 to $12,975
90 Rentals
Philadelphia

Philadelphia

$241 to $27,140
8,248 Rentals
Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh

$200 to $12,199
3,750 Rentals
Q

Quantico

$1,200 to $7,158
87 Rentals
Raleigh

Raleigh

$350 to $16,288
1,664 Rentals
R

Remington

$974 to $6,870
74 Rentals
R

Richardsville

$1,057 to $6,870
74 Rentals
Richmond

Richmond

$395 to $15,838
1,551 Rentals
S

Sealston

$1,083 to $6,848
70 Rentals
S

Somerville

$1,120 to $7,158
69 Rentals
S

Springfield

$990 to $12,550
246 Rentals
S

Stafford

$1,150 to $7,158
151 Rentals
S

Sumerduck

$974 to $6,870
73 Rentals
T

Triangle

$900 to $8,740
106 Rentals
Virginia Beach

Virginia Beach

$550 to $7,056
984 Rentals
W

Warrenton

$875 to $8,449
85 Rentals
Washington

Washington

$500 to $41,569
8,045 Rentals
WS

West Springfield

$1,437 to $12,975
131 Rentals
W

Woodbridge

$1,160 to $8,740
247 Rentals
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