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


1878 W 22nd St

1887 W 20th St

1731 S Vermont Ave

962 W Vernon Ave

856-864 W Vernon Ave

4177 S Normandie Ave

1875 W 20th St

1718 S New England St

531 W 45th St

South LA Porftolio (5 Buildings by USC)

4235 Wall St

1727 S Vermont Ave

2201 Trinity St

4249 Wall St

1415,1419 - 1/2 Oak St.

215 Vernon

1447 Constance St

4426 S Figueroa St

1921 S Mariposa Ave

1723 Westmoreland Ave

1724 Westmoreland Ave

1839-1845 Cordova St

3983 Denker Ave

4057 Halldale Ave

Metro @ Western

1707-1711 W 35th Pl

1880 W 25th St

1852 W 24th St

3991 Denker Ave

1900 W 22nd St

4350 S Kansas Ave

741 W 45th St

345 W 45th St

1421 Toberman St

232-234 Vernon Ave

1420 Toberman St

4328 S Main St

431 E 41st Pl

725 E 27th St

2514 S San Pedro St

1446 S Burlington Ave

1731 S New Hampshire Ave

1433 S Union Ave

630 E 37th St

1635-1637 1/4 Arapahoe St

472-470 1/2 W 45th St

327 W 45th St

4432 Wesley Ave

1440 S Burlington Ave

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