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12000 Mitchell Ave

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12035 Washington Pl

3960 S. Inglewood Blvd.

7130 Kittyhawk Ave

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3760 Midvale Ave

Kelton Terrace

7006 Ramsgate Pl

3753 Veteran - fully renovated in Los Angeles

3765 S Sepulveda Blvd

3950 Inglewood Blvd

Dufresne apartments

7124-28 1/2 Kittyhawk Avenue,

7014 Ramgate Pl

3754 South Sepulveda

3747 Kelton Ave.

3750 Kelton Ave

3751 Midvale Ave

Westchester House

3745 3749, 3753 Military Ave

3940 INGLEWOOD BL

Venice Glendon

3750 Midvale Ave

12121-12123 Washington Pl

7007 Glasgow Ave

Lido Apartments - 4025 Grandview

3936 Inglewood Blvd

3747 Sepulveda Blvd

3930 Inglewood Blvd

3748 Midvale Ave

3748 Westwood Blvd

3745 S Bentley Ave

3760 Sawtelle Blvd

Ramsgate Apartments

3939 Inglewood Blvd

Palm's Apartments

7149 Ramsgate Ave

12133 Mitchell Ave

3815 McLaughlin Ave

3926 Inglewood Blvd

UNIQUE 6 BLDG.

7849-7851 Flight Ave

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There are currently 2,824 Studio Apartments in Culver City with rent ranges from $1,248 to $5,995 with an average price of $2,548.
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