
Apartments near Alvarado Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (6,741 Rentals)


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318 S Coronado St

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959 Fedora St

900 Fedora St

819 S Kenmore Ave

1138 S Mariposa Ave

Metropolis Los Angeles - Tower II

933 Fedora St

456-470 Witmer St

827 S Kenmore Ave

971 Fedora St

1120 S Mariposa Ave

Windward Apartments

1020 S Mariposa Ave

1016 S Mariposa Ave

1745 S Catalina St

400 S La Fayette Park Pl

919 Fedora St

1024-1026 S Mariposa Ave

1146 S Mariposa Ave

352 S Benton Way

2733-2741 1/2 W 12th St

1038 W 21st St

1110 S Mariposa Ave

314 S Coronado St

Lafayette Park Towers Condominiums

990 Mariposa

272 S Burlington Ave

The Johanna Apartments

485 Hartford Ave

1214 S Mariposa Ave

909-911 Fedora St

366 Columbia Ave

437-453 S Witmer St

1316 S Mariposa Ave

1016 W 21st St

1817 S Catalina St

1261 W 22nd St

978 S Mariposa Ave

1220-1222 3/4 S Mariposa Ave

926 S Mariposa St

Mariposa Villas

1121 S Mariposa Ave

3007 W 5th St

3140 San Marino St

1017-1031 S Mariposa Ave

912 S Mariposa Ave

916 S Mariposa Ave

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