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


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1159 W 39th St

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2315 S Flower St

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2664 S Budlong Ave

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1042 Leighton Ave

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225 W Adams Blvd

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844 W Martin Luther King Jr Blvd

552-560 W 40th Pl

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1475 W Adams Blvd

2101 Bonsallo Ave

239 W 25th St

Stovall Terrace Apartments

1069 Browning Blvd

1106 Leighton Ave

Van Buren Apartments

2408 S Grand Ave

225 W 25th St

1984 Park Grove Ave

2629 S Budlong Ave

bro1052

1210 W 39th

1054-1060 Browning Blvd

806 W 40th Pl

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Adams

1222 W. 39th

1062 Browning Blvd

1201-1207 W 39th Pl

The Lilly

126 E 28th St

Sheridan West

1523 W Jefferson Blvd

4084 S Figueroa St

1209 W 39th Pl

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