
Apartments near The Camelot Center in Long Beach, CA (509 Rentals)


410-412 E Market St

30 W Louise St

105 E Louise St

24 W Louise St

West Market Apartments

36 W Louise

409 E Market St

436 E Market St

4415 Linden Ave

334 E Louise St

362 E Louise St

4316 Elm Ave

122 E 55th St

La Palma Apartments

445 E Market St

The Carlton

4310-4314 Elm Ave

349 E Louise St

477-485 E Market St

4403 Linden Ave

271 E San Antonio Dr

5529 Dairy Ave

Crest Wood Manor

4505 California Ave

440 E San Antonio Dr

488 E Louise St

5361 Lime Ave

4190 Elm Ave

444 E San Antonio Dr

465 E Louise St

5424 Linden Ave

401 E 55th St

Dairy Terraces

830 E San Antonio Dr

800 E San Antonio Dr

489 E Louise St

445 E 55th St

210 E 56th St

5580 Dairy Ave

5466 Linden Ave

485 E 55th St

18 E 56th St

37 E 56th St

5430 Lime Ave

218 E Norton St

190 E Norton St

4126 Elm Ave

5523 Atlantic Ave

5645-5657 Dairy Ave

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