
Apartments near Camera City in Los Angeles, CA (4,514 Rentals)


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1913 22nd St

2607 22nd St

2302 Oak St

1437 Berkeley St

1430 Franklin St

2648 23rd St

1444 Berkeley St

1541 Princeton St

1536 Harvard St

1437-1453 Stanford St

2211 Oak St

1537 Princeton St

1530 Harvard St

1448 Stanford St

Virginia Townhomes

1538-1555 Princeton St

2206-2208 1/2 Ocean Park Blvd

2905-2915 Broadway

1427 Berkeley St

2013 21st St

1533 Princeton St

2124 Delaware Ave

1527 Princeton St

2121 Ocean Park Blvd

1523 Princeton St

1512 Harvard St

1517 Princeton St

1838 22nd St

1528 Princeton St

1432 Stanford St

1842 22nd St

2127 Oak St

1428 Stanford St

2033-2101 Virginia Ave

1443 Yale St

1446-1448 Yale St

2002 21st St

1419 Stanford St

2718-2722 Broadway

2121 Oak St

2235 20th St

2207 20th St

2702 Broadway

1520 Princeton St

1433 Yale St

1847 21st St

1427 Yale St

1447 Harvard St

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