
Apartments near Century Plaza in Inglewood, CA (2,612 Rentals)


5845 W 96th St

12601 Cranbrook Ave

8748 Reading - Townhouse Apartments

12612 Kornblum Ave

5832 Arbor Vitae St

12811 Ramona Ave

4709-4715 El Segundo Blvd

8807 Reading Ave

12812 Ramona Ave

4588 W El Segundo Blvd

12701 Kornblum Ave

Ramona Apartments

4654 W El Segundo Blvd

4660 W El Segundo Blvd

8911-8917 Ramsgate Ave

5855 W 95th St

8812 Ramsgate Ave

4642 W El Segundo Blvd

4616 W El Segundo Blvd

4628 W El Segundo Blvd

5841-5847 W 93rd St

4715 W El Segundo Blvd

12706-12712 Fonthill Ave

8747 Reading Ave

12612 Cranbrook Ave

4670 W Inglewood Ave

4743 W El Segundo Blvd

12623 Cranbrook Ave

Pacific Villas

8800 Ramsgate Ave

12706 Kornblum Ave

12701 Cranbrook Ave

5850 Arbor Vitae St

5730 W Manchester Ave

12713 Cranbrook Ave

8722 Ramsgate Ave

12700 Cranbrook Ave

8718 Reading Ave

8706 Ramsgate Ave

3760 El Segundo Blvd

12712 Cranbrook Ave

8733 Ramsgate Ave

4824 W El Segundo Blvd

4828 W El Segundo Blvd

8703 Ramsgate Ave

4832 W El Segundo Blvd

8627-8633 Ramsgate Ave

4858 W El Segundo Blvd

7113 S La Cienega Blvd

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How much are Studio apartments in Inglewood?
There are currently 2,188 Studio Apartments in Inglewood with rent ranges from $1,248 to $3,150 with an average price of $2,002.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Inglewood ranges from $750 to $3,844 with an average monthly rent of $2,480.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Inglewood range from $1,795 to $4,779. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $3,060.
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