
Apartments near B & S Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (7,735 Rentals)


818 Tularosa Dr

314 N Berendo St

111 N Kenmore Ave

246 N Catalina St

1027 S Burlington Ave

1149-1155 N Coronado St

211-215 1/2 N Catalina St

255 S Alexandria Ave

1501 Bellevue Ave

802-808 Laguna Ave

548 N Westmoreland Ave

908 S Berendo St

221-223 N Catalina St

830 S Catalina St

912 S Berendo St

Yorkshire Terrace Apartments

1111 S Westlake Ave

935-939 N Vendome St

129 S Edgemont St

115 N Kenmore Ave

1856-1858 W 11th St

3274-3278 Descanso Dr

521 N Madison Ave

916 S Berendo St

231 S Alexandria Ave

857 S Berendo St

929 S New Hampshire Ave

156 N Kenmore Ave

452 S Mariposa Ave

1132 S Lake St

The Dolisa Apartments

948 S New Hampshire Ave

1029 Elden Ave

547 N Westmoreland Ave

836 S Catalina St

133 N Kenmore Ave

106 S Edgemont St

Catalina Apartments

1866 W 11th St

370 Patton St

735 Witmer St

Berendo Plaza

231 N Catalina St

837 Micheltorena St

210 N Kenmore Ave

805-809 N Kodak Dr

830 Tularosa Dr

1143 S Lake St

1424-1428 W Temple St

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