
Apartments near Capital Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (7,164 Rentals)


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212 S Hoover St

1138 S Mariposa Ave

1717 S Burlington Ave

131 S Occidental Blvd

837 S Normandie Ave

117 S La Fayette Park Pl

1758 S New England St

251-257 Union Pl

126 S Occidental Blvd

811 S Normandie Ave

1146 S Mariposa Ave

210 S Commonwealth Ave

1741 S Westmoreland Ave

144 S Bonnie Brae St

3017 W 2nd St

1121 S Mariposa Ave

131 S Bonnie Brae St

947 S Normandie Ave

1140 Ingraham St

206 S Commonwealth Ave

1134 W 17th St

201 S Vendome St

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427 S Berendo St

1766 New England St

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1625 S New Hampshire Ave

1211 Fedora St

1714 S Burlington Ave

1740 Westmoreland Ave

117 S Westlake Ave

1242 Fedora St

1629 S New Hampshire Ave

3520-3530 W 5th St

201 S Hoover St

1800 S New England St

1225 Fedora St

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