
Apartments near Brentwood Plaza Shopping Center in Los Angeles, CA (4,134 Rentals)


1541-1547 Veteran Ave

1612 Greenfield Ave

1518-1524 Veteran Ave

1741 S Bentley Ave

1266-1276 Midvale Ave

Gayley at Wilshire

Sunset Terrace

1412-1416 Kelton Ave

1601 Veteran Ave

1726 S Bentley Ave

1615 Veteran Ave

11089-11099 Strathmore Dr

1389 Midvale Ave

1636-1640 1/2 Greenfield Ave

11766 W Sunset Blvd

1542 Veteran Ave

MidVale

10949 Massachussetts Ave

1637 Veteran Ave

1727 Camden Ave

12157 W Sunset Blvd

10917 Rochester Ave

1737 Camden Ave

1660-1664 Greenfield Ave

1760 S Bentley Ave

The Claridge

10911-10915 Wellworth Ave

Weingart Center

1720 Camden Ave

1626-1630 1/2 Veteran Ave

929-943 Gayley Ave

801-807 Yale St

Brazilia Apartments

925 Gayley Ave

1624 Veteran Ave

237-245 1/2 S Church Ln

1666 Greenfield Ave

Getty Scholar Housing

1638-1640 1/2 Veteran Ave

Levering Terrace

1707 Kelton Ave

1820 Bentley Ave.

1422 Midvale Ave

1632 Veteran Ave

Sunset Colony

662-666 Kelton Ave

2826 Montana Ave

658-664 Midvale Ave

1815 Camden Ave

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