
Apartments near University of Southern California - University Park Campus in Los Angeles, CA (3,359 Rentals)


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2003 W 11th St

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1518 S Hobart Blvd

1151 S New Hampshire Ave

New Hampshire Villas

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1118 Elden Ave

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Paloma Terrace

1328 E. 21st St.

3741 S. Arlington Ave

2965 Arlington Ave

1810 S Manhattan Pl

1229 Fedora St

1146 S Berendo St

Hope on Broadway

1215 S Kenmore Ave

1112 Elden Ave

631 E 47th St

1032 S Bonnie Brae St

LXH01

2508 Naomi Ave

419 Park Front Walk

1225 Fedora St

735 W 52nd Pl

Hoover Town Home

The Dolisa Apartments

2120 W 11th St

1041 Westlake Ave

2842 W Pico Blvd

1844 S St Andrews Pl

1500-1504 S Hobart Blvd

3844-3848 Arlington Ave

1134-1138 S Berendo St

812 W 52nd St

1126 S New Hampshire Ave

844 W 52nd St

1100 S Westmoreland Ave

1130 S Hoover St

1215 Fedora St

1229 S Mariposa Ave

932 43rd Pl

1026 E 42nd Pl

840 W 52nd St

479 E 49th St

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