
Apartments near Kaiser Foundation Hospital - Los Angeles in Los Angeles, CA (5,671 Rentals)


5544 Franklin Ave

950 N Oxford Ave

5617 Lexington Ave

914-922 N Serrano Ave

927-935 N Serrano Ave

910 N Serrano

726 N Ardmore Ave

807 N Kingsley Dr

4362 E Melrose Ave

4038 Marathon St

4131-4135 Melrose Ave

3957-3963 1/2 Marathon St

1700-1710 Griffith Park Blvd

1680 Griffith Park Blvd

3901 De Longpre Ave

5002 Lemon Grove Ave

1605-1607 Lucile Ave

1641 Lucile Ave

713 N Normandie Ave

821 N Harvard Blvd

803 N Kingsley Dr

1833 Garfield Pl

5623 Lexington Ave

5380-5390 Romaine St

5633 La Mirada Ave

1740 N Gramercy Pl

1746 N Gramercy Pl

5613 Virginia Ave

5622 Lexington Ave

Carlton Crest Condominiums

811 N Harvard Blvd

716-720 N Ardmore Ave

664 N Kenmore Ave

Melrose Bungalows

4055-4059 1/2 Melrose Ave

647 N New Hampshire Ave

642 N Berendo St

Virgil Village Apartments

3821 Effie St

807 Hyperion Ave

862 Hyperion Ave

906-908 Hyperion Ave

The Lucile

1401-1403 Lucile Ave

767-777 Hoover St

646 N New Hampshire Ave

645 N New Hampshire Ave

4008 Marathon St

659 N Berendo St

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