
Apartments near Campus Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (3,540 Rentals)


1150 S Westmoreland Ave

807 S Flower St

The Ritz Apartments

Grattan Gates

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Steps on St. Andrews

Luxury Living at 1408 Jefferson

1438 Wright LLC

1406 Crenshaw Blvd

1189 W 36th St

2600 S Catalina St

1426 S Bonnie Brae Street

1358 W. 36th St.

Troy Place Apartments

FF2N1, LLC

1220 S. Olive St.

1516 -1526 S. Hope St

1321 W. 36th Pl.

2730 Raymond Ave.

1352 W. 36th St.

Burlington Bungalows

1203 S Bronson Ave

1656 W 11th Pl

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1513 S Arlington Ave

1565 S Hobart

The Islands Apartments

1243 Fedora St

Lia @ LA Live

1320 S St. Andrews Pl

Twinity Lofts LLC

3511-3525 W 27th St

Regal Lofts

Villa Regency Apartments

922 W 23rd St

1333 W. 36th Pl.

Troy Terrace Apartments

WSP 1443 Bonnie Brae

Pegasus Townhomes and Apartments

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Mirage Town Homes II

The Pilon at LA Live

West 27th Place

Bonnie Brae Apartments

The Princess Apartments

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1667 S Westmoreland Blvd, Unit 1669

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1575 W 35th Pl

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213 E 51st St, Unit 1

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3412 W 27th St, Unit 3412

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215 E 51st St, Unit 2

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3410 W 27th St, Unit 3410

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3982 Brighton Ave, Unit Newly Renovated 1-Bedroom Apt

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