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


Winthrop

1324-1326 S Fremont Ave

509 W San Marino Ave

1141 S Garfield Ave

1137-1141 S Garfield Ave

601-605 S Curtis Ave

608 S Electric Ave

The Bel Air

420 W Linda Vista Ave

1033 Garfield Ave

2540 New Ave

1036 S Garfield Ave

306-8A B 310 A,B W. Linda Vista Ave

2510 New Ave

2466-2472 New Ave

616-622 Front St

913-915 S 4th St

7423-7433 Garvey Ave

215-217 W Linda Vista Ave

7435-7445 Garvey Ave

Alhambra Village Green

221 W Linda Vista Ave

713 W Mission Rd

622 S 6th St

618 S 6th St

7435 Garvalia Ave

3221-23 Stevens Avenue,

612 S 6th St

1325 Westminster Ave

Electric 329

913 S 2nd St

679 N Atlantic Blvd

315 S Marguerita Ave

304 S Electric Ave

1512 W Commonwealth Ave

805 S 4th St

South Olive Apartments

238 S Curtis Ave

1968 New Ave

1604 W Commonwealth Ave

234 S Marguerita Ave

220 Palmetto Dr

28-281/2 Los Higos St

501 S 5th St

15 Los Higos St

230 S Marguerita Ave

1505 W Commonwealth Ave

999 E Valley Blvd

1515 W Commonwealth Ave

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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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