
Apartments near B & S Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (7,751 Rentals)


233 N New Hampshire Ave

827 Glendale Blvd

811 N Vendome St

543 N Hoover St

322 Laveta Ter

Berendo Partnersip - 749 S. Berendo St

984 Elden Ave

2511 W Sunset Blvd

3524-3530 Ellsworth St

235-237 N New Hampshire Ave

831 Glendale Blvd

839 Silver Lake Blvd

735 S Berendo St

1409-1419 Miramar St

235-237 1/2 N. New Hampsh

457 N Westmoreland Ave

353-357 S Kenmore Ave

3300 Marathon St

3551 W 5th St

445-453 S Kenmore Ave

966 S Westmoreland Ave

The Maltman Apartments

539-541 N Commonwealth Ave

1325 Ingraham St

643 Maltman Ave

901 S Vermont Ave

110-112 N Catalina St

525 S Kenmore Ave

833 S New Hampshire Ave

810 S Berendo St

904-910 Silver Lake Blvd

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939 Menlo Ave

218 S Kenmore Ave

474 Hartford Ave

517 S Kenmore Ave

321 S Kenmore Ave

970 S Westmoreland Ave

147 N Berendo St

222 S Kenmore Ave

852 N Occidental Blvd

936 Burlington Ave

1821 1/2-1827 Santa Ynez St

563 N Hoover St

346 Laveta Ter

732 Tularosa Dr

148 S Kenmore Ave

136 S Kenmore Ave

932 Burlington Ave

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