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


Two Worlds Apartments

4121 Halldale Ave

1400 Albany St

438 E 20th

Flower Apartments

1915 W 22nd St

1432-1436 1/2 Constance St

1617 S Hoover St

Liv DTLA

957 W 45th St

1630 Arapahoe St

1424 Constance St

Jefferson Park Terrace

Monica Palms

Westland @ Cordova

182 W Vernon Ave

527 W 46th St

Mansi Town Homes

Adams Senior Citizen Housing

Grand & Venice

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Villa De La Esperanza

The Crossings On 29th Street

1101 W 45th St

734-742 25th St

725-737 E 24th St

Fame Apartments

Santos Plaza Apartments

1425 S Bonnie Brae St

2008 S La Salle Ave

1414 S Bonnie Brae St

1962 W 22nd St

Hubbard Arms Apartments

1349 S Flower St

1930 S La Salle Ave

South Catalina Street Apartments

1410 S Bonnie Brae St

679 40th Pl

2500 S Hobart Blvd

1331 Albany St

1411 S Bonnie Brae St

1321 Toberman St

1337 Albany St

132 Vernon Ave

39 West Apartments

807 E 24th St

Windward Apartment Project

1521 S Hoover St

719 W 47th St

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