
Apartments near Cherokee Plaza in Lodi, CA (228 Rentals)


433 E Locust St

303 E Oak St

232 Hilborn St

301 E Oak St

720 S Washington St

427 W Locust St

425 E Locust St

228 Flora St

409 E Locust St

321 Maple St

417 E Locust St

404-408 E Cherry St

20 N Washington St

711 S Washington St

717 S Washington St

910 Garfield St

924 S Garfield St

719 S Washington St

Tokay Village Apartments

230 N Central Ave

323 E Locust St

320-322 E Cherry St

123 E Walnut St

Tokay Village Townhouse

1007 Lloyd St

513 S Stockton St

100 E Oak St

Golden Era Hotel

325 Watson St

219 N Washington St

225 N Washington St

125 E Locust St

315 E Elm St

241 Watson St

240 E Vine St

511-529 Murray St

523 Murray St

1036 S Central Ave

115 E Lockeford St

439 S Sacramento St

511 S Sacramento St

508 S School St

1020 S Washington St

415 S School St

530 S School St

411 S School St

1022 S Washington St

417 S School St

425 S School St

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