
Apartments near SEC Cherry Ave. & Del Amo Blvd. in Long Beach, CA (588 Rentals)


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4430 E Village Rd

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1050 E Harding St

South Street Apartments

241 E South St

229 E 57th St

The Wardlow Apartments

15 W Mountain View St

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1005 E Harding St

160 E 57th St

193 E Norton St

3654 Linden Ave

1420 E Wardlow Rd

6151

Linden Terrace Apartments

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Tropicano

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3595 Elm Ave

Westland @ Cherry

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540 E Adams St

3485 Linden Ave

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520 E Adams St

555 E Adams St

535 E Adams St

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540-550 E. 64th St.

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561 E 64th St

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3460 Cedar Ave

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There are currently 2,545 Studio Apartments in Long Beach with rent ranges from $1,195 to $3,938 with an average price of $2,078.
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