
Apartments near Annies Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (6,780 Rentals)


836 N La Fayette Pl

2238 Griffith Park

3117-3125 W 2nd St

309 S Mariposa Ave

210 S Commonwealth Ave

1784 Rotary Dr

2953-2957 Effie St

233 S Virgil Ave

129 S Manhattan Pl

1725 N Bronson Ave

201 S Hoover St

6043-6053 Selma Ave

136 S Manhattan Pl

324 S Kenmore Ave

5958 Carlton Way

315-321 N Occidental Blvd

635 N Plymouth Blvd

206 S Commonwealth Ave

Canyon Apts - Canyon Lodge Apts, LP

646 N La Fayette Park Pl

360 N Occidental Blvd

315 S Mariposa Ave

4653 W 1st St

209 S Hoover St

6017 Eleanor Ave

1901 N Van Ness Ave

5949-5955 3/4 Carlton Way

321 S Kenmore Ave

243 S Hobart Blvd

254 S Hobart Blvd

227 S Serrano Ave

149-155 S Vendome St

210 S Hoover St

126 S Vendome St

1243 N Gower St

330 S Kenmore Ave

6100-6108 Fountain Ave

6016 Eleanor Ave

2355-2361 Griffith Park Blvd

328 S Alexandria Ave

139 S Manhattan Pl

152 S Manhattan Pl

843-845 N Benton Way

233 S Serrano Ave

2345 Griffith Park Blvd

6101 Fountain Ave

160-162 S Manhattan Pl

212 S Hoover St

138 S St Andrews Pl

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