
Apartments near B & S Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (7,724 Rentals)


Residential Condominiums

4712 Elmwood Ave

832 N Harvard Blvd

1226 N Commonwealth Ave

206 N St. Andrews Pl

4th & Hill

Multifamily and Hotel Redevelopment Property

972 N Normandie Ave

811 N Harvard Blvd

1938 New England St

2333 Duane Street

957 Figueroa Ter

1205-1207 Manzanita St

1118 N Heliotrope Dr

2249 Duane St

Residential Condominium

1217 N Virgil Ave

1148 N New Hampshire Ave

3920 Ingraham St

655 N Hobart Blvd

734 N Hobart Blvd

708 N Bunker Hill Ave

1143 N New Hampshire Ave

826 S St. Andrews Pl

134 S Gramercy Pl

4557 Lexington Ave

632 N Bunker Hill Ave

4755 Maplewood Ave

212 N St Andrews Pl

4912 Lemon Grove Ave

844 S St Andrews Pl

144 S Gramercy Pl

3922 W 7th St

4567 Lexington Ave

1156-1158 N New Hampshire Ave

838 S St Andrews Pl

3901-3907 W 8th St

1944-1948 New England St

4326 Gateway Ave

1950 Magnolia Ave

1228 S Hobart Blvd

4612 W Lexington Ave

736 Alpine St

4734 Oakwood Ave

523 N Oxford Ave

923-925 N Ardmore Ave

4632 Lexington Ave

4969 Romaine St

1249-1253 Hyperion Ave

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