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Inglewood, California in Los Angeles County
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42 active listings near Inglewood
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$1400000    8464 Byrd Ave
$1399000    3423 W 80th St
$1300000   * 2704 W 83rd St
$1200000   * 9410 S 2nd Ave
$1199500    9101 S 8th Ave
$1125000    3689 W Luther Ln
$1100000    2821 W 83rd St
$999999    8720 S 4th Ave
$997500    3697 W Chapman Ln
$985000    3623 W Medici Ln
$958000    8100 Maitland Ave
$950000    9724 S 5th Ave
$949900    8201 S 8th Ave
$949000    3613 W Luther Ln
$948888    8700 S 10th Ave
$939900    2222 W 76th St
$927000    3408 W 85th St
$925000   * 3505 W 75th Pl
$919000    3656 Summerset Pl Unit 11
$899999    2429 W 78th Pl
$899900   * 8825 Penridge Pl
$865000    9821 S 4th Ave
$855000    2705 W 79th St
$849900   * 7909 West Blvd
$845000   * 8725 Penridge Pl
$834000   * 8809 S 5th Ave
$795000   * 2519 W 82nd St
$795000    8620 S 4th Ave
$780000    8813 Glendover Way
$780000    2820 W 84th St
$759000    9606 Crenshaw Blvd
$725000   * 7829 West Blvd
$720000    2206 W 78th Pl
$695000    3500 W Manchester Blvd Unit 29
$675000   * 3500 W Manchester Blvd Unit 136
$650000   * 3500 W Manchester Blvd Unit 333
$650000    3500 W Manchester Blvd Unit 158
$649900    8718 Weybridge Pl Unit F
$595000    8721 Endsleigh Ave Unit G
$550000   * 8718 Weybridge Pl Unit C
$529000    3855 Thorncroft Ln Unit D
$500000    8806 Chelmsford Way Unit O

Interested in fun facts and the history of Inglewood, CA?
Then read on!

Inglewood, California is a city located in southwestern Los Angeles County. Here are some interesting facts and historical information about the city:

1. Inglewood was initially settled in the late 1800s, and was incorporated as a city in 1908.

2. The city became a popular destination for oil drilling in the 1920s, leading to an economic boom.

3. Inglewood was a major center of the aviation industry during World War II, with companies like Lockheed and Northrop having factories in the city.

4. Inglewood was home to the famous Forum arena, which hosted many concerts and sporting events, including the Grammy Awards and the 1984 Olympics.

5. Inglewood is home to several notable landmarks, including the Hollywood Park Racetrack and the Randy's Donuts sign, which has been featured in many movies and TV shows.

6. The city has a diverse population, with large African American and Hispanic communities.

7. In recent years, Inglewood has undergone significant development, with the construction of a new NFL stadium for the Los Angeles Rams and Chargers, and a major renovation of the Hollywood Park site.

Overall, Inglewood has a fascinating history and continues to evolve as a dynamic city in the Los Angeles area.