
Apartments near University of Southern California - Health Sciences Campus in Los Angeles, CA (1,130 Rentals)


1941-1945 Daly St

355-361 N Chicago St

2508 Houston St

701 N Fickett St

2019 Workman St

2043 Sichel St

2124 Darwin Ave

530-536 N Soto St

2031 Workman St

2505-2509 Malabar St

2433 Boulder St

2105 Keith St

352 N Chicago St

3019 Baldwin St

533-535 N St Louis St

601 Bailey St

531 Brittania St

2416-2418 Boulder St

620-628 N Fickett St

810 N Mott St

Daly Street Apartments

532 San Benito Street Apartments

2043 Workman St

1822 Bridge St

1816 Bridge St

2212 Johnston St

2725 Fairmount St

4104 Abner St

2112 Keith St

Casa Paredes

1684 Murchison St

2770 Marengo St

2133 Keith St

698 Moulton Ave

2448 Boulder St

2218 Thomas St

Mitchell Apartments

4110-4112 Abner St

617 Echandia St

627 Echandia St

2229 Hancock St

2212 Griffin Ave

2216-2220 Griffin Ave

2732 Fairmount St

2204 Lincoln Park Ave

530 N Fickett St

422 N Soto St

2418 Folsom St

2212 Lincoln Park Ave

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