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


522 N Serrano Ave

1327 S Gramercy Pl

4754 Maplewood Ave

322 Laveta Ter

151 Douglas St

1922 Santa Ynez St

Hobart

1017 Rosemont Ave

1959 S La Salle Ave

The Vertical

4745 Oakwood Ave

4742 Elmwood Ave

4736 Elmwood Ave

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502 N Oxford Ave

517 N Serrano Ave

4720 Clinton St

1460 W 22nd St

1444 W 22nd St

4-USC STUDENT HOUSING (3-Units Vacant)

767-777 Hoover St

1033-1035 Waterloo St

1751-1759 Kent St

145 Douglas St

866-870 N Occidental Blvd

125-131 Douglas St

1037-1039 Waterloo St

1030-1034 Waterloo St

3017 Del Monte Dr

173 Douglas St

764-776 Hyperion Ave

3274-3278 Descanso Dr

924-938 Parkman Ave

1276 W 22nd St

753 N Heliotrope Dr

2005 S La Salle Ave

757 N Heliotrope Dr

521 N Serrano Ave

4748 Elmwood Ave

1251 S Wilton Pl

4733 Beverly Blvd

3609 W Olympic Blvd

534 N Serrano Ave

603 N Harvard Blvd

119 Douglas St

4754-4762 Elmwood Ave

4816 Rosewood Ave

4755 Maplewood Ave

557 N Hobart Blvd

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