
Apartments near B & S Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (7,756 Rentals)


James Wood Linden

2401 W 10th St

706 N Vendome St

2650-2680 San Marino St

941 S Grand View St

840 Coronado St

935 S Grand View St

726 N Occidental Blvd

231 S New Hampshire Ave

653-659 Silver Lake Blvd

221 S New Hampshire Ave

1908 Clinton St

1835 Bellevue Ave

850 S Westmoreland Ave

2728 James M Wood Blvd

1935 Clinton St

730 S Vermont Ave

615-619 1/2 N Bonnie Brae St

652 N Dillon St

666 N Vendome St

2759 James M Wood Blvd

823 S Bonnie Brae St

727 N La Fayette Park Pl

213 S New Hampshire Ave

684 S New Hampshire Ave

716 Parkman Ave

Sunset Apartments

834 N Coronado St

843 N Coronado St

944-962 S Park View St

945-955 Parkview St.

2767 James M Wood Blvd

2715 San Marino St

3620 W 1st St

2117-2119 Kent St

2154 Santa Ynez St

2913-2917 1/2 Francis Ave

244 S Berendo St

3467 Plata St

3403 Bellevue Ave

2746 James M Wood Blvd

636 Robinson St

2740 James M Wood Blvd

232 S Berendo St

Charles Booth Home & Carriage House

937 Arapahoe St

James Wood Apt

1817-1819 3/4 Bellevue Ave

525 S Berendo St

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