
Apartments near University of Southern California - University Park Campus in Los Angeles, CA (3,355 Rentals)


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2621 Juliet St

2643 S Budlong Ave

1502-1504 W Adams Blvd

860 W Martin Luther King Jr Blvd

2100 Park Grove Av

2101 Estrella Ave

843 W 40TH PLACE LLC

1349 W 23rd St

156 E 35th St

229 W 25th St

135 E 31st St

3001 Kenwood Ave

1200 W 39th St

2100 Bonsallo Ave

1277 W 23rd St

2639 S Budlong Ave

201 E 31st St

1173-1181 39th Pl

1135-1137 Leighton Ave

904-906 W Martin Luther King Jr Blvd

601 W 41st St

545 W 41st St

Stovall Villa Apartments

164 E 36th St

157 E 36th St

4051 S Hoover St

3665 S Normandie Ave

3415 S Normandie Ave

3116 S Normandie Ave

3020 S Normandie Ave

1571 W 30th St

1375 W 23rd St

3110 S Normandie Ave

3653-3661 S Normandie Ave

3711 S Normandie Ave

2943 Kenwood Ave

2949 Kenwood Ave

1257 W 38th St

1978 Bonsallo Ave

130 E 29th St

1383 W 23rd St

2515 S Catalina St

1642-1652 W 29th St

2720 Raymond Ave

3000-3006 S Normandie Ave

1449 W 25th St

2927 Kenwood Ave

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