
Apartments near Annies Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (6,757 Rentals)


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4634 La Mirada Ave

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947 N Ardmore Ave

1127 N Westmoreland Ave

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1151 N Kingsley Dr

832 N Normandie Ave

1340 Edgemont St

1048 N Kingsley Dr

1321 Mariposa Ave

4589 W Lexington Ave

727 N Heliotrope Dr

4355-4359 Burns Ave

918 N Ardmore Ave

1335-1337 N New Hampshire Ave

737 N Alexandria Ave

1335 N Alexandria Ave

912 N Normandie Ave

1167 N Kingsley Dr

4243-4247 Monroe St

1324 N New Hampshire Ave

4303-4305 Normal Ave

1401 N Catalina St

1401-1405 N Edgemont St

820 N Edgemont St

4356 W. BURNS AVE.

1340 Mariposa Ave

1338 N Berendo St

1149 N Westmoreland Ave

4633 La Mirada Ave

1269 N Ardmore Ave

5074-5078 1/2 Romaine St

831-833 N Normandie Ave

1413 N Edgemont St

1407 N Edgemont St

1407 N Catalina St

950 N Kingsley Dr

4585 W Lexington Ave

1325 Mariposa Ave

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1406 N Kenmore Ave

4225 Monroe St

5212 Lexington Ave

4304-4310 Normal Ave

1320 N Normandie Ave

1277 N Ardmor Ave

1400-1410 L Ron Hubbard Way

1339-1345 N New Hampshire Ave

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