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


1106 S Serrano Ave

1038 S Harvard Blvd

1034 S Harvard Blvd

1031 S Kingsley Dr

915 E 50th St

1104 E 47th Pl

882-888 1/2 E. 50th St.

1050 S Hobart Blvd

1103 S Hobart Blvd

1527 S Wilton Pl

4758-4760 S Central Ave

1157 E 47th St

1226 S Manhattan Pl

McDaniel House

1550 S Van Ness Ave

Terre One

851-853 E 51st St

1057 Hobart

1046 S Hobart Blvd

2010 3rd Ave

2514 W 18th St

1629 S Van Ness Ave

1536 S Van Ness Ave

1544 S Van Ness Ave

1422 S Wilton Pl

885 E 51st St

1654 W 52nd St

1028 S Harvard Blvd

4610 Cimarron St

1056 S Serrano Ave

1511 S Wilton Pl

1530 S Van Ness Ave

2526 W 18th St

1039 S. Hobart Blvd. Koreatown/Los Angeles

Oxford Apartments

1327 S Gramercy Pl

1414 S Wilton Pl

2611 W 17th St

1664 Arlington Ave

1516-1522 S Van Ness Ave

1609 S Van Ness Ave

1601 S Van Ness Ave

2501 Venice Blvd

1547 S Van Ness Ave

1723-1725 W 52nd St

901 E 51st St

3209 W Washington Blvd

1727-1733 3/4 W 52nd St

1510 S Van Ness Ave

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