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


3245 Malabar St

2319 Charlton St

907 N Evergreen Ave

3313 Folsom St

3109 Winter St

2725 Fairmount St

2744 Fairmount St

3521 E Cesar E Chavez Ave

803 Forest Ave

2821 Sierra St

3961 Via Marisol

2732 Fairmount St

3303 Floral Dr

2816 Lincoln Park Ave

3007-3013 1/2 Sierra St

715 Evergreen Ave

Happy Valley Apartments

2904 Lincoln Park Ave

Hudson Terrace

2531 Fairmount St

810 N Mott St

2922 Lincoln Park Ave

2517 Fairmount St

701 N Evergreen Ave

2440 Wabash Ave

2915 Lincoln Park Ave

2800 Winter St

2441 Fairmount St

4141 Via Marisol

2726-2728 1/2 Winter St.

3007 Boulder St

417 N Lorena St

2501 Houston St

2508 Houston St

3047 Folsom St

167 N Townsend Ave

2814 Boulder St

2743 Boulder St

2746 Boulder St

3167 E Cesar E Chavez Ave

2815 Folsom St

3149 E Cesar E Chavez Ave

2810 Folsom St

2857 Cincinnati St

464 Forest Ave

309 Cheesbrough's Ln

2817 Cincinnati St

308 N Lorena St

2911 E Cesar E Chavez Ave

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