
Apartments near B & S Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (7,732 Rentals)


501 S Harvard Blvd

960 S Normandie Ave

1414-1420 Micheltorena St

639 N Heliotrope Dr

3350 Hamilton Way

4208 Burns Ave

611 N Heliotrope Dr

1443 Allison Ave

401 S Harvard Blvd

848 S Ardmore Ave

1353-1355 Edgecliffe Dr

4315 Clinton St

840 S Ardmore Ave

1022-1024 Fedora St

908-910 E Edgeware Rd

324-334 Normandie Pl

337 S Harvard Blvd

1047-1049 1/2 S Kenmore Ave

545 N Alexandria Ave

877-855 Hoover St

4252-4258 1/2 Normal Ave

505 S Harvard Blvd

4212-4216 1/2 Burns Ave

341 S Harvard Blvd

1218 S Berendo St

W 14th St Triplex

4226 Burns Ave

4231 MONROE ST

1325 Constance St

701 S Kingsley Dr

4236 Burns Ave

321 S Harvard Blvd

823 Kensington Rd

1420 Alvarado Terrace

1424 Magnolia Ave

817-819 N Madison Ave

943 S Normandie Ave

1111 Douglas St

426-428 N Normandie Ave

947 S Normandie Ave

4218-4222 1/2 Burns Ave

581 Boylston St

3370 Hamilton Way

1110 S Kenmore Ave

315 Normandie Pl

3215 San Marino St

4230-4234 7/8 Burns Ave

966 S Normandie Ave

653 N Heliotrope Dr

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