
Apartments near The Landing in Long Beach, CA (1,728 Rentals)


770 Roswell Ave

3450 E Wilton St

662 Quincy Ave

1020 Mira Mar Ave

751 Bennett Ave

815 Belmont Ave

3831 E 10th St

3444 E Wilton St

1371 Loma Ave

909 Termino Ave

Mystic Cove

3450 E Ransom St

Park Ocean Condos

3501 E Ransom St

1060 Grand Ave

3441 E Wilton St

3495 E 15th St

3437 E Ransom St

1750-1754 Redondo Ave

3491 E 15th St

4807 E 6th St

1117 Euclid Ave

3420 E Ransom St

The Palms On Hathaway

1109-1115 Euclid Ave

1067 Grand Ave

646 Ximeno Ave

1061 Grand Ave

1024 Grand Ave

1045 Grand Ave

Twin Palms Apartments

Lagoon

1217 Loma Ave

3622 E 11th St

747 Belmont Ave

1102 Loma Ave

800 Mira Mar Ave

3341 E Wilton St

760 Termino Ave

1619 Redondo Ave

825 Mira Mar Ave

1761 Redondo Ave

1771 Redondo Ave

1725 Redondo Ave

1396 Redondo Ave

840-842 Grand Ave

720 Belmont Ave

917 Grand Ave

817 Mira Mar Ave

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How much are Studio apartments in Long Beach?
There are currently 2,538 Studio Apartments in Long Beach with rent ranges from $1,195 to $3,884 with an average price of $2,074.
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