
Apartments near East Los Angeles College in Monterey Park, CA (551 Rentals)


Kernwood Terrace

223-225 3/4 S. Gerhart Av

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Villa Malaga Apartments

Casa TELACU

Las Dahlias Apartments

2741 S Fremont Ave

Fremont

2715 S Fremont Ave

611-613 S Humphreys Ave

772-778 N Garfield Ave

Via Paseo Apartments

2737 Via Paseo

756-760 N Garfield Ave

Fraser Flats

Northview Terrace

752-762 Via Altamira

Ramona Garden Apartments

722 S Ford Blvd

742 Via Altamira

2700 Via Paseo

3111 W Ramona Rd

5839 Montebello Park Way

Fairmount Terrace II

3101 W Ramona Rd

1100 S Hillview Ave

1304 N Miller Ave

4116 City Terrace Dr

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1273 S. Woods Ave. LLC.

2117 W Hellman Ave

1304 Amalia Ave

2016 S Meridian Ave

628-634 S Bonnie Beach Pl

2232 W Via Corona

2225-2229 W Beverly Blvd

612 N Wilcox Ave

6150 E Olympic Blvd

Beverly Wilcox

Puesta del sol

1421-1423 Clela Ave

Hensel Garden Apartments

4300 Verona St

Whittier Place

Whittier Place II

923 S Record Ave

Woodbridge Village Apartments

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How much are Studio apartments in Monterey Park?
There are currently 652 Studio Apartments in Monterey Park with rent ranges from $1,400 to $3,233 with an average price of $2,121.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Monterey Park ranges from $1,500 to $3,614 with an average monthly rent of $2,389.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Monterey Park range from $1,850 to $5,268. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $2,940.
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