
Apartments near 5 Retail + 14 Apartment Units in Los Angeles, CA (1,913 Rentals)


1221 W 62nd St

2617-2619 S Harvard Blvd

5419 Homeside Ave

SC Housing. Duplex

2923 Brighton Ave

2641 S La Salle Ave

5305 Carlin St

3021 Kenwood Ave

5350 Smiley Dr

2656 S La Salle Ave

Multi-Family investment-RD1.5 lot/ Expo Line

2651 S Cloverdale Ave

2711 S Cochran Ave

3000-3006 S Normandie Ave

2648 S La Salle Ave

2639 S Cloverdale Ave

3117 Raymond Ave

2635 S Cloverdale Ave

2636 La Salle Ave

3001 Kenwood Ave

5331 Carlin St

5411 Smiley Dr

2621 S La Salle Ave

3436 Carmona Ave

1283 W 35th St

2923 S Normandie Ave

1571 W 30th St

5424 Smiley Dr

1281 W 35th St

2614 S Cochran Ave

2918-2922 Hauser Blvd

5343 Carlin St

3000-3006 Kenwood Ave

2926-2928 S Normandie Ave

3110 Raymond Ave

5430-5434 Smiley Dr

2949 Kenwood Ave

2943 Kenwood Ave

3117 Van Buren Pl

1536 W 30th St

5447 Blackwelder St

2927 Kenwood Ave

2821 S Normandie Ave

2944 Kenwood Ave

3021 Carmona Ave

3025 Van Buren Pl

2627 Halldale Ave

2928 Carmona Ave

2720 Brighton Ave

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There are currently 30,158 Studio Apartments in Los Angeles with rent ranges from $699 to $10,005 with an average price of $2,168.
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