
Apartments near Cherry Plaza in Long Beach, CA (715 Rentals)


190 E Norton St

210 E 56th St

410-412 E Market St

5580 Dairy Ave

Dairy Terraces

5270 Linden Ave

269 E Market St

Crest Wood Manor

242 E Louise St

255 E Market St

251 E Market St

360 E Plymouth St

5529 Dairy Ave

172 E Louise St

122 E 55th St

East Market Apartments

33 W Bort St

100 E 69th Way

241 E Plymouth St

165 E Market St

45 W Bort St

105 E Louise St

45 E 69th Way

37 E 56th St

69th Way

5333 Pine Ave

81 E Market St

18 E 56th St

5423 Dairy Ave

140 E Plymouth St

5351 Cedar Ave

496 E Sunset St

501 E 51st St

40-42 E Market St

5318 Cedar Ave

500 E 51st St

Plymouth Street Apartments

Town and Country

30 W Louise St

24 W Louise St

36 W Louise

581 E Pleasant St

5030-5044 Linden Ave

590 E Pleasant St

541-561 E Pleasant St

61 W Market St

521 E Pleasant St

West Market Apartments

48 W Plymouth St

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