
Apartments near California State University, Los Angeles - Los Angeles in Los Angeles, CA (703 Rentals)


2472 N Eastern Ave

2723 Ballard St

2915 Lowell Ave

5126 Martin St

4032 City Terrace Dr

5101-5111 Martin St

3125 Vaquero Ave

3043 Hollister Ave

4929 Lynnfield St

2822 N Eastern Ave

4938 Gambier St

Available Spacious 2BR/1BA in Los Angeles – 5333 Hyde Street

4957 Gambier St

4953 Gambier St

2814 N Eastern Ave

5310-5312 Cronus St

2914 N Eastern Ave

2918 N Eastern Ave

3825 Woolwine Dr

3193 Budau Ave

4860 Gambier St

3628 Fowler St

3820 City Terrace Dr

1562 Attridge Ave

3200 Farnsworth Ave

5033 Templeton St

3214 Castalia Ave

3216-3222 Warwick Ave

5370 Edna St

5353 Edna St

5367 Edna St

4953 Barstow St

4743 Gambier St

4780 Templeton St

3515 Ellison St

3501 Lifur Ave

Hilltop Colony

3522 Copeland Pl

3526 Copeland Pl

4875 Axtell St

3516 Chadwick Dr

3733 Bostwick St

3444 Farnsworth Ave

3534 Copeland Pl

4901-4907 Axtell St

Portola Manor

5206-5210 Navarro St

1078 Geraghty Ave

4548 Huntington Dr N

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