
Apartments near Berendo Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (6,770 Rentals)


1950 Rodney Dr

639 Robinson Apartments

5431 Lemon Grove Ave

1960-1964 Kenmore Ave

221-223 N Catalina St

5347 Loma Linda Ave

217 N New Hampshire Ave

3200 W Sunset Blvd

4310 Franklin Ave

523 N Oxford Ave

4671 Rosewood Ave

5209 Marathon St

5527 Harold Way

Starlight Apartments

1956 Alexandria

4658 Rosewood Ave

3300 Hamilton Way

220 N Normandie Ave

5656 La Mirada Ave

4 Units in Silver Lake

5663-5667 Virginia Ave

3350 Hamilton Way

722 N St Andrews Pl

1841 Griffith Park Blvd

1962-1964 N Alexandria Ave

1637-1639 1/2 Micheltorena St

3325 Berkeley Ave

3321-3323 London St

3303 Hamilton Way

215 N Kenmore Ave

700 Robinson St

482 N Oxford Ave

5544 Sierra Vista Ave

4710 Maplewood Ave

1964 Palmerston Pl

5516-5520 Carlton Way

739 N St Andrews Pl

211-213 1/2 N New Hampshire Ave

1834-1840 Griffith Park Blvd

5553 Romaine St

216 N Normandie Ave

206 N New Hampshire Ave

1960-1964 1/2 N Alexandria Ave

211-215 1/2 N Catalina St

5542 Harold Way

616 Manhattan Pl

1411 Murray Dr

207 N Mariposa Ave

5301 Russell Ave

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