
Apartments near University of Southern California - University Park Campus in Los Angeles, CA (3,341 Rentals)


600 E 27th St

4169 Main St

Jefferson Cunningham Apartments

961 W 43rd St

1051-1057 W 42nd Pl

2634 Dalton Ave

Arthur Emery Apartments

1745 W 20th St

AZEN

825-827 W 43rd St

Adams Congress Apartments

1450 W 39th St

1808 Magnolia Ave

239 W 43rd St

La Hacienda II

2001 Raymond Ave

1801 S Bonnie Brae St

Casa One

LA PRO II Apartments

1040 W 43rd St

2108 Maple Ave

1821-1839 S Main St

664 E Adams Blvd

835 W Vernon Ave

2307-2313 Congress Ave

1881 W 27th St

1815 S New Hampshire Ave

Magnolia Apartments

2507-2515 S San Pedro St

La Prensa Libre

Young Apartments

1809 W 24th St

606 W Vernon Ave

4400 Wesley Ave

4309 S Main St

43rd Place Apartments

The LA Live Studios

Harvard Plaza Apartments

1928 S Mariposa Ave

4252 Woodlawn Ave

300 E Washington Blvd

221 W Vernon Ave

553-603 W 45th St

205 W Vernon Ave

1435 S Union Ave

1421 Valencia St

980 W Vernon Ave

Casas on Cordova Street

1634 Arapahoe St

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