
Apartments near Barrington Gateway Shopping Center in Los Angeles, CA (4,373 Rentals)


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10872 Venice Blvd

1746 17th St

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1231 25th St

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1251 Chelsea Ave

3853 Prospect Ave

3867 Huron Ave

1248 25th St

1817 16th Ct

1142 Harvard St

3906 Tilden Ave

3871 Huron Ave

3826 College Ave

3846 Prospect Ave

1249 Chelsea Ave

1169 Palms Blvd

1245 Chelsea Ave

1138 Harvard St

1217 25th St

3912 Tilden Ave

3852 Prospect Ave

3863 Prospect Ave

3872 Huron Ave

1142 Princeton St

3836 College Ave

3842 College Ave

3856 Prospect Ave

3867 Prospect Ave

1844 16th St

1747 16th St

3862 Prospect Ave

1333 Oak St

3933 Tilden Ave

1123 Princeton St

3860 College Ave

3867 College Ave

3856 College Ave

3927 Huron Ave

3930 Tilden Ave

1115 Princeton St

10800 Venice Blvd

3940 Tilden Ave

3945 Tilden Ave

3873 College Ave

3906 Prospect Ave

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