
Apartments near Century Plaza in Inglewood, CA (2,616 Rentals)


10841 S Prairie Ave

800 S Flower St

3860 W 107th St

3734-3740 W 102nd St

4619 W Lennox Blvd

512 E Buckthorn St

1230-1234 S Inglewood Ave

239 E Buckthorn St

233 E Buckthorn St

10136 S Inglewood Ave

237 E Buckthorn St

409-411 E Buckthorn St

10322 S Inglewood Ave

10934 Burin Ave

10833 Mansel Ave

817-819 S Grevillea Ave

233 E Buckhorn St

241 E Buckthorn St

10843 S Prairie Ave

3936-3938 W 108th St

1130 S Inglewood Ave

811 S Grevillea Ave

10109-10115 S Inglewood Ave

125-127 W Buckthorn St

10935 S Burin Ave

4635 W Lennox Blvd

10312-10316 S Inglewood Ave

10131 S Inglewood Ave

10105-10107 S Inglewood Ave

718 S Myrtle Ave

3848-3854 W 107th St

10101 S Inglewood Ave

10127 S Inglewood Ave

10117-10121 S Inglewood Ave

10926 S Grevillea Ave

3841 W 107th St

PATH Villas Osage Apartments

10135 S Inglewood Ave

816-820 Walnut St

10330 S Inglewood Ave

11010 S Burin Ave

10326 S Inglewood Ave

4645-4647 W Lennox Blvd

11003-11005 S Burin Ave

3840 W 107th St

10201-10205 S Inglewood Ave

10334 S Inglewood Ave

11018 Acacia Ave

10934 S Grevillea Ave

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How much are Studio apartments in Inglewood?
There are currently 2,187 Studio Apartments in Inglewood with rent ranges from $1,248 to $3,150 with an average price of $2,009.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Inglewood ranges from $750 to $4,120 with an average monthly rent of $2,482.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Inglewood range from $1,795 to $4,754. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $3,056.
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