
Apartments near Taipei Center in Monterey Park, CA (741 Rentals)


211 S Curtis Ave

1505 W Commonwealth Ave

1604 W Commonwealth Ave

The Mitchell Apartments

1515 W Commonwealth Ave

1516 S Del Mar Ave

201 S Olive Ave

2747 Gladys Ave

505 S Monterey St

217 S Marguerita Ave

127 S Olive Ave

424 S Stoneman Ave

403 S Garfield Ave

2759 Gladys Ave

501 S Monterey St

Winthrop

1601 W Commonwealth Ave

1527 Palm Ave

Hawaii Plaza

1615 Euclid Ave

513 S Chapel Ave

206 S Electric Ave

1946 S California St

123 S 5th St

112-114 S 6th St

220-222 S Marengo Ave

231 S Marengo Ave

7959 Hill Dr

114 S Marguerita Ave

102 S Curtis Ave

128 S Bushnell Ave

1406 S Del Mar Ave

108 S Marguerita Ave

1547 Arland Ave

1828 W Commonwealth Ave

1404 S Del Mar Ave

1805 W Commonwealth Ave

1710 Pepper St

1320 S Del Mar Ave

109 S Electric Ave

124-130 S Marengo Ave

104 S Electric Ave

33 S Marguerita Ave

1819 W Commonwealth Ave

14-18 S Curtis Ave

1608 Acacia

1515 Acacia St

15 S Curtis Ave

1804 Pepper St

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There are currently 647 Studio Apartments in Monterey Park with rent ranges from $1,400 to $3,233 with an average price of $2,180.
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