
Apartments near La Downtown Medical Center in Los Angeles, CA (5,536 Rentals)


312 N New Hampshire Ave

700 S New Hampshire Ave

2973 Francis Ave

562-566 Juanita Ave

2817 San Marino St

933 S Westmoreland Ave

4055-4059 1/2 Melrose Ave

4140-4148 Normal Ave

4136 Normal Ave

2821 San Marino St

4066 Melrose Ave

4208 Burns Ave

1225 S Westlake Ave

Residential Condominium

4125-4129 Normal Ave

4218-4222 1/2 Burns Ave

1654 W 12th Pl

1648 Edgecliffe Dr

2212 Fair Oak View Ter

966 S Westmoreland Ave

4038 Marathon St

4025-4029 1/2 Marathon St

4019-4023 1/2 Marathon St

The Dolisa Apartments

4212-4216 1/2 Burns Ave

Melrose Bungalows

2831 San Marino St

151-153 1/2 S Berendo St

161-167 S Berendo St

157 S Berendo St

427 S Berendo St

211 S Berendo St

1230 S Westlake Ave

966 Sanborn Ave

514 S Main St

1630 Griffith Park Blvd

906 Manzanita St

111-115 1/2 N Berendo St

Multifamily and Hotel Redevelopment Property

Five Contiguous Parcels Spanning 11,280 SF

1017 Hyperion Ave

526 S Main St

Berendo Apartments

LA78

1666 Edgecliffe Dr

Oceanwide Plaza

1321 W 12th Pl

1682 W 12th Pl

1605-1607 Lucile Ave

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