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


131-135 1/2 N. Berendo St

230-234 N Berendo St

525 S Berendo St

109 S Berendo St

105 N Berendo St

539 S Berendo St

230-234 3/4 N Berendo St

3736-3748 W 1st St

724 S New Hampshire Ave

2848 James M Wood Blvd

622 N Juanita Ave

4139 Normal Ave

970 S Westmoreland Ave

1132 Arapahoe St

4158-4160 1/2 Normal Ave

4230-4234 7/8 Burns Ave

1136 Arapahoe St

K2 LA Apartments

SB Omega

2217 Echo Park Ave

2210 Echo Park Ave

4042-4052 Marathon St

4226 Burns Ave

932 Menlo Ave

4124-4126 1/2 Monroe St

2849 San Marino St

744 S New Hampshire Ave

125 N Berendo St

121-123 1/2 N Berendo St

Barcelona Towers

188-202 S Catalina St

426 S Catalina St

147 N Berendo St

412 S Catalina St

206 S Catalina St

338 S Catalina St

212-216 S Catalina St

430-434 S Catalina St

327-329 N New Hampshire Ave

756 S New Hampshire Ave

750 S New Hampshire Ave

2300 W 12th St

4121 Monroe St

984 S Westmoreland Ave

658 Amador St

1319 N Broadway

971 Sanborn Ave

1648 1/2 Lucile Ave

1244-1248 1/2 S Bonnie Brae St

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