
Apartments near Nader's Plaza in Gardena, CA (1,472 Rentals)


Hampton Pointe Apartments

14531 Freeman

15209 Prairie Ave

4326 W 142nd St

4011 W. 129th Street

4415 W 170th St

13614 Cordary Ave.

4325 W 147th St

12022 Birch Ave

4016 W. 137th St.

4066 W 129th St

14019 Cerise Ave

Portofino Apartments

14102 Lemoli Ave

Lemoli Apartments

South Pacific

Terrace Estates Apartments

12318 Birch Ave.

London Arms -14100-14030 CHADRON AVE

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3676 Redondo Beach Blvd, Unit A

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4048 139th St, Unit G

15414 Larch Ave, Unit Larch Front unit

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4218 W 132nd St, Unit # C

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12612 Kornblum Ave, Unit 1

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3947 W 178th St, Unit 2

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4376 W 137th St, Unit 1a

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3430 W 170th St, Unit #4

15301 Prairie Ave, Unit 01

15301 Prairie Ave, Unit 08

4020 W Rosecrans Ave, Unit A

4130 Manhattan Beach Blvd, Unit D

4165 W Broadway, Unit 4

4010 W 130th St, Unit C

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2100 Artesia Blvd

15301 Eastwood Ave

12923 Doty Ave

12906 Doty Ave

12706 Doty Avenue

4208 Redondo Beach Blvd

14827 Chadron Ave

16104 Van Ness Ave

16108 Van Ness Ave

16112 Van Ness Ave

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