
Apartments near Prime Pacific Plaza in Culver City, CA (1,652 Rentals)


Sea Breeze Apartments

4056 Inglewood Blvd

7014 Flight Ave

7124-7130 Flight Ave

7040 Flight Ave

7004 Flight Ave

3864 Sawtelle Blvd

12012 Lamanda St

4240 S Centinela Ave

4122 Grand View Blvd

7003 La Tijera Blvd

George A. Tillis Living Trust

7801-7809 Airport Blvd

4032 Inglewood Blvd

7125 La Tijera Blvd

4030 Inglewood Blvd

7933 Alverstone Ave.

4035 Inglewood Blvd

12030 Lamanda St

3956 East Blvd

7131-7135 La Tijera Blvd

12222 W Washington Blvd

5034 W Slauson Ave

Patio Apartments

4031 Inglewood Blvd

4224 S Centinela Ave

4020 Inglewood Blvd

7012 La Tijera Blvd

7018 La Tijera Blvd

6944 La Tijera Blvd

6932 La Tijera Blvd

11941-11945 Washington Pl

12461 Louise Ave

6938 La Tijera Blvd

4227 S Centinela Ave

7042-7046 La Tijera Blvd

Del Rey Towers North & South

3818-3832 Sawtelle Blvd

12239 W Washington Blvd

3833 Sawtelle Blvd

12079 Lamanda St

10866 Venice Blvd

10864 Venice Blvd

12066 Lamanda St

12315 Washington Blvd

5511-5523 Thornburn St

3819 Sawtelle Blvd

5522 Thornburn St

6945 Kittyhawk Ave

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There are currently 2,821 Studio Apartments in Culver City with rent ranges from $1,248 to $5,995 with an average price of $2,561.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Culver City ranges from $1,236 to $8,106 with an average monthly rent of $3,178.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Culver City range from $1,995 to $12,795. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $4,269.
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