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Cheap Apartments for Rent in Richmond, VA - 135 Rentals available

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  • Apartment in

    2005 E. Franklin Street, Richmond, VA
    $600 - $1,640
    • 1-2 Beds
    • 1-2 Baths
    Legend Property Group
    Available Today!
    (844) 330-2728
  • Townhouse in

    728 West Marshall Street, Richmond, VA
    $645 - $715
    • 1-4 Beds
    • 1-4 Baths
    Levco Management
    Available Today!
    (833) 241-0161
  • Apartment in

    4101 North Avenue #2, Richmond, VA
    $693 - $1,072
    • 1-4 Beds
    • 1-3 Baths
    Better Housing Coalition
    Available Today!
    (804) 321-6225

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Renting a Cheap Apartment in Richmond

Richmond is the capital city of Virginia and located on the beautiful James River. The history of Richmond dates back to the early days of the American colonies. The city’s River District is an especially popular place to enjoy restaurants, night life, and to find apartments for rent in Richmond. Richmond’s economy is driven by finance, law, advertising and biotech. The city has a strong art and museum culture, and there is an active underground music scene. Locals enjoy parks along the James River with trails for mountain biking, hiking and running and there are also beautiful recreation spots on islands in the river, Belle Isle and Brown’s Island, which are accessible by footbridge. Search a wide variety of apartments in Richmond, VA on RENTCafe, including 1, 2, and 3 bedroom apartments.

Looking for a cheap apartment for rent in Richmond, VA? With RENTCafé, finding an affordable apartment in Richmond, VA has never been easier. We feature 135 low-priced rentals directly from property managers, with rents lower than the Richmond, VA average. What is a cheap rent in Richmond, VA? The average apartment rent in Richmond is $1,017 per month so any rental south of $813 would be considered cheap here. Size matters though, so if you are in a market for a studio, expect to pay around $653 per month. If you’re looking to upgrade to a 1-bedroom apartment you’ll pay around $666, while a cheap 2-bedroom apartment will cost you about $708 per month. On RENTCafé, Richmond, VA rents go as low as $574/mo.