
Apartments near Knob Hill Plaza in Redondo Beach, CA (503 Rentals)


Kona Kai

Anza Victoria Apartments

ANZA 2 (Auldin Arms)

NEECE

21025 Victor St.

24431-24433 Hawthorne Blvd.

Pacific Apartment Homes on 226th Street

350 Hermosa Ave

Ocean Villas

Kona Kai West

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48 4th St, Unit 48 4th Street

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435 Manhattan Ave, Unit A

Furnished Studio-Los Angeles - Torrance - Del Amo Circle

3708 Spencer St, Unit 001

3701 Emerald St, Unit 12

4104 Via Largavista

21329 Howard

5211 Lenore

5115 Scott St.

653 1st St.

5500 Torrance Blvd

5323 Ruby St

5101 Merrill St

Three Palms Apartments

Lorna Arms

4910 Milne Dr

5235 Lorna St

Holiday House Apartments

Starlite

21014 Reynolds Dr

21007 Ladeene Ave

22312 Kent Ave

Village Court

Soto

The Caribbean

22515 Ocean Ave

4122 Emerald st

4804 Del Amo Blvd

2 Hermosa Ave

12 The Strand

600 1st St

Pacific Verdes

215-225 Palos Verdes Dr W

916 1st St

113 Monterey Blvd

940 1st St

104 Hermosa Ave

501 Herondo St

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