
Apartments near Atlantic Place Shopping Center in Monterey Park, CA (743 Rentals)


1220 S Campbell Ave

1500 S 2nd St

1221 W Shorb St

1107 S Marguerita Ave

1225,1227 1/2 S. 2nd St.

1300 S Ethel St

1407 W Shorb St

1108 S Atlantic Blvd

Alhambra Gardens

1420 S 2nd St

1520-1522 1/2 S. 2nd St.

1427 S Garfield Ave

2900 W Ramona Rd

1104 S Atlantic Blvd

1104-1106 Benito Ave

1431 S Garfield Ave

1026 Edith Ave

2301 Orange Grove Ave

Electric Lane Apartments

1024 S Atlantic Blvd

1005 S Marguerita Ave

1709 S Sierra Vista Ave

2204 Orange Grove Ave

1018 S Atlantic Blvd

1009 S. Benito Ave

921 S Marguerita Ave

1415 S Stoneman Ave

933-935 Edith Ave

1002 S Atlantic Blvd

931 S Atlantic Blvd

1240 S 2nd St

921 Edith Ave

1229 S 2nd St

929 S Atlantic Blvd

913 Edith Ave

917 S Edith Ave

1232-1234 1/2 S. 2nd St.

915 Edith Ave

1224 S 2nd St

1233 Garfield Ave

1229-1233 Garfield Ave

1427 S Chapel Ave

1600 S Sierra Vista Ave

904 Edith Ave

1215-1217 S Garfield Ave

1221-1225 S Garfield Ave

1236 S Stoneman Ave

1200 S 2nd St

825-829 S Atlantic Blvd

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There are currently 650 Studio Apartments in Monterey Park with rent ranges from $1,400 to $3,233 with an average price of $2,155.
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