
Apartments near Arapahoe Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (6,932 Rentals)


3321 James M Wood Blvd

244 S Rampart Blvd

240 S Carondelet St

416 S New Hampshire Ave

525 S Kenmore Ave

244 S Occidental Blvd

819 S Kingsley Dr

4-USC STUDENT HOUSING (3-Units Vacant)

1415 W 22nd St

McDaniel House

1125 S Harvard Blvd

3520-3530 W 5th St

234 S Carondelet St

2021 Miramar St

231 S Carondelet St

243 S Park View St

846 S Harvard Blvd

Oak Village Residences

312 S Commonwealth Ave

272 S Burlington Ave

2226-30 Valley Street, Los Angeles, CA 90057

317 S Commonwealth Ave

1140 Ingraham St

320 S Virgil Ave

2334 Valley St

1500-1560 S Ardmore Ave

243 S Rampart Blvd

245 S Lake St

236 S Rampart Blvd

1635 W 4th St

E on Harvard

1016 W 21st St

Residential Condominium

927 S Harvard Blvd

818 S Harvard Blvd

1527 W 4th St

909 S Harvard Blvd

420 S Berendo St

826 S Harvard Blvd

2107 Cambridge St

224 S Carondelet St

824 S Harvard Blvd

427 S Berendo St

1277 W 23rd St

508 Columbia Ave

Westlake Terrace

Wilshire Palace

315 S Commonwealth Ave

1517 S Ardmore Ave

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