
Apartments near Annies Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (6,791 Rentals)


221 N New Hampshire Ave

1926 N Kenmore Ave

311 N Commonwealth Ave

5727 Virginia Ave

453 N Oxford Ave

613 N St Andrews Pl

5722 Lexington Ave

646 Tularosa Dr

4931 Maplewood Ave

1905 Dracena Dr

1570 Myra Ave

1572 Myra Ave

5722 La Mirada Ave

4203 Council st

616 Tularosa Dr

3432 Larissa Dr

837 Micheltorena St

541 St Andrews Pl

309 N Commonwealth Ave

1937 Palmerston Pl

422 N Oxford Ave

5723 La Mirada Ave

210 N Kenmore Ave

1523 Maltman Ave

4201 S Council St

4108 Council St

217 N New Hampshire Ave

5704 Fountain Ave

5732 Lexington Ave

5733 Virginia Ave

5166-5182 Franklin Ave

207 N Kenmore Ave

912 N Ridgewood Pl

211-213 1/2 N New Hampshire Ave

411 N Serrano Ave

177 N Alexandria Ave

1930-1936 Kenmore Ave

205-211 1/2 N Berendo St

5724-5726 La Mirada Ave

1936-1938 N Alexandria Ave

4941 Maplewood Ave

4350 Beverly Blvd

210-212 1/2 N New Hampshire Ave

5736 Lexington Ave

1927-1931 N Vermont Ave

5301 Russell Ave

1638-1640 Edgecliffe Dr

416 N Oxford Ave

4603--4605 Oakwood Ave

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