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


5746 Lexington Ave

4821 Rosewood Ave

5740-5742 Lexington Ave

611 Micheltorena St

4938 Maplewood Ave

Bellevue

5727 La Mirada Ave

5743 La Mirada Ave

5555 Carlton Way

Exisiting 4 Units | 16 Buildable Units

156 N Mariposa Ave

154 N Edgemont St

5734-5736 Fountain Ave

1814 N Serrano Ave

833 N Ridgewood Pl

3425 Plata St

4039 Clayton Ave

1666 Edgecliffe Dr

135 N Normandie Ave

1956 Alexandria

1940-1950 N Vermont Ave

1961 Palmerston Pl

5753-5755 1/2 Virginia Ave

149 N Kenmore Ave

756 N Ridgewood Pl

4116 Prospect Ave

4942 Maplewood Ave

150 N Kenmore Ave

5742 La Mirada Ave

1954-1956 N Kenmore Ave

331 N Serrano Ave

5747 Lexington Ave

5748 La Mirada Ave

156 N Kenmore Ave

4327 Melbourne Ave

3408 Bellevue Ave

3403 Bellevue Ave

142 N Edgemont St

1960-1964 1/2 N Alexandria Ave

954-976 N Van Ness Ave

746 N Ridgewood Pl

145 N Edgemont St

4816 Rosewood Ave

1164 N Van Ness Ave

626 N Wilton Pl

146 N Edgemont St

1962-1964 N Alexandria Ave

1618-1622 1/2 Maltman Ave

658 N Wilton Pl

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