
Apartments near Angeles Vista Shopping Center in Los Angeles, CA (1,820 Rentals)


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4400 W Martin Luther King Jr Blvd

3837 Gibraltar Ave

4821 August St

4813 August St

5813-5819 S Van Ness Ave

3005-4211 Stocker Plz

4601 Coliseum St

4709 August St. (Augolet, LLC)

4807 August St

2412 W 48th St

5019 August St. (Augolet, LLC)

3053-3055 Stocker Pl

4918 Coliseum St

5000 W Coliseum St., LLC

5012 Coliseum St

4818 Coliseum St

4830 Coliseum St

4806 Coliseum St

4800 Coliseum St

4191 Garthwaite Ave

4801 2nd Ave

5006 Coliseum St

4180 Garthwaite Ave

6223 S Van Ness Ave

5036 Coliseum St

4189-4193 Leimert Blvd

4351 4th Ave

2800 W 42nd St

4100 9th Ave

4168 Garthwaite Ave

4200 6th Ave

4181-4185 Leimert Blvd

2150 W 62nd St

4075 8th Ave

4203 Sutro Ave

3886-3888 S Bronson Ave

4058 9th Ave

2737 W 42nd St

3010 W Martin Luther King Jr Blvd

3870 S Bronson Ave

2728-2732 1/2 W. 42nd St.

4204-4206 Sutro Ave

4145 GARTHWAITE AVE LLC

2704 W 42nd St

6568 S Van Ness Ave

7001 Arlington Ave

2417 W Vernon Ave

2928 W Martin Luther King Jr Blvd

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