
Apartments near Boyle Heights in Los Angeles, CA (879 Rentals)


502 S Saint Louis

608 N Soto St

2014 Michigan Ave

2015 Michigan Ave

520 S St Louis St

2029 New Jersey St

715 Evergreen Ave

2505-2509 Malabar St

352 N Chicago St

701 N Fickett St

Large 1-Bedroom/1-Bath across from the iconic Hollenbeck Park!

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2437 Malabar St

2402 Malabar St

2055 E Cesar E Chavez Ave

2731 Whittier Blvd

322 N Cummings St

627 N. Soto Street

633-637 N Soto St

355-361 N Chicago St

2508 Houston St

2415 Malabar St

724 S Soto St

701-703 N Soto St

3401 Gleason Ave

319 N Cummings St

533-535 N St Louis St

402 N Chicago St

3049 Oregon St

2436 Houston St

2501 Houston St

556 S Concord St

716-& 806 N Soto St

803 Forest Ave

308 N Lorena St

717 N Soto St

810 N Mott St

2447,2447 1/2 Houston St.

3412 E 3rd St

3109 Winter St

528 S Bernal Ave

459 S Lorena St

2313 City View Ave

331 Gertrude St

2320 Rogers Ave

927 Camulos St

313 Gertrude St

2744 Fairmount St

3326 E 6th St

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