
Apartments near Annies Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (6,790 Rentals)


4213 Lockwood Ave

1401 N Kingsley Dr

5216 De Longpre Ave

5285 Fountai Ave

1533 Alexandria Ave

4230-4234 7/8 Burns Ave

627 N Juanita Ave

968 N Serrano Ave

4055-4059 1/2 Melrose Ave

4226 Burns Ave

732 N Harvard Blvd

LA78

719 N Kingsley Dr

1258 N Virgil Ave

619 N Alexandria Ave

587 N New Hampshire Ave

5002 Lemon Grove Ave

958 N Serrano Ave

638 N Ardmore Ave

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4140-4148 Normal Ave

612-614 Alexandria Ave

1548 N Alexandria Ave

1413 N Kingsley Dr

4300 Willow Brook Ave

4136 Normal Ave

4125-4129 Normal Ave

Serrano I

4066 Melrose Ave

611 N Heliotrope Dr

1182 Commonwealth Ave

608-610 N Alexandria Ave

1266-1280 N Virgil Ave

1520 N Normandi Ave

601 N Kenmore Ave

4218-4222 1/2 Burns Ave

626-628 N Normandie Ave

1547 N Alexandria Ave

1015 N Serrano Ave

625 N Normandie Ave

1212 N Commonwealth Ave

930-934 N Serrano Ave

955-957 N Serrano Ave

4315 Clinton St

5332 Fountain Ave

1177 N Hoover St

616 N Mariposa Ave

632 Normandie Ave

4307 Clinton St

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