
Apartments near Southwestern Law School in Los Angeles, CA (7,719 Rentals)


4734 Oakwood Ave

641 N Normandie Ave

660 N Normandie Ave

443 S Norton Ave

427 S Norton Ave

324 S Norton Ave

1415-1421 S St Andrews Pl

1816-1818 Westmoreland Blvd

515-517 N Hobart Blvd

543 N Harvard Blvd

552-554 3/4 N. Harvard Bl

552 N Harvard Blvd

1862 W 20th St

1858 W 20th St

668 N Normandie Ave

645 N Normandie Ave

453 N Oxford Ave

1719 S Oxford Ave

727 N Heliotrope Dr

4019-4023 1/2 Marathon St

4015 Marathon St

4025-4029 1/2 Marathon St

3921 Marathon St

Virgil Village Apartments

837 Micheltorena St

901-903 Parkman Ave

851 N Dillon St

Metropolis Los Angeles - Tower II

1516-1518 S St Andrews Pl

1920 Kent St

937 N Benton Way

820 N Edgemont St

1006-1008 Waterloo St

1736 Clinton St

806 N Alvarado St

1415 W 22nd St

1029 Coronado Ter

714 N Alexandria Ave

861-865 N Dillon St

900-902 N Vendome St

1033 N Coronado St

904-910 Silver Lake Blvd

Magnolia & 22nd St

3915 Marathon St

3907 Marathon St

841 Lucile Ave

3957-3963 1/2 Marathon St

1880 w 20th St

1876-1878 W 20th St

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