
Apartments near B & S Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (7,728 Rentals)


1901 Branden St

534 N Hobart Blvd

1810 Westmoreland Ave

1102 W 18th St

1022 E Berendo St

655 N Kingsley Dr

1045 Figueroa Ter

8 Apartments + 1 Non Conf

1727 S Vermont Ave

983 S Serrano Ave

1680 Griffith Park Blvd

923 N Edgemont St

1154 N Virgil Ave

1820 Westmoreland Ave

102 S Manhattan Pl

The Serrano

1236-1244 S Ardmore Ave

Duplex Income Unit

1731 S Vermont Ave

4655 Maplewood Ave

1221 S Ardmore Ave

333 S Manhattan Pl

867 N Alexandria Ave

831-833 N Normandie Ave

112 S Manhattan Pl

4200-4210 Gateway Ave

Manhattan Place Condominiums

1144 N Westmoreland Ave

4713 Willow Brook Ave

305 S Manhattan Pl

Royal Palms Apartments

1641-1645 S Catalina St

1006 N Heliotrope Dr

118 S Manhattan Pl

1011 N Berendo St

515-517 N Hobart Blvd

1821 S New England St

603 N Harvard Blvd

724 N Kingsley Dr

1050 S Hobart Blvd

1813 S Westmoreland Ave

1822-1828 S New England St

Flower Street Lofts

1711-1715 Toberman St

1039 S. Hobart Blvd. Koreatown/Los Angeles

719 N Kingsley Dr

Manhattan on 6th

SL70

640 N Harvard Blvd

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