
Apartments near Catalina Center in Los Angeles, CA (7,900 Rentals)


1038 Dewey Ave

984 S Westmoreland Ave

211-215 1/2 N Catalina St

K-Town Place

1043 S Catalina St

220 S Serrano Ave

Strong Residence

162 N Mariposa Ave

1017-1031 S Mariposa Ave

221 N New Hampshire Ave

1038 Fedora St

201 S Vendome St

913 S Hobart Blvd

158 N Normandie Ave

168 N Mariposa Ave

433 S Rampart Blvd

215 N Kenmore Ave

154 N Normandie Ave

210 S Vendome St

221-223 N Catalina St

931-935 1/2 S. Hobart Bl.

217 N New Hampshire Ave

934 Arapahoe St

333 S Oxford Ave

210-212 1/2 N New Hampshire Ave

976 Elden Ave

989 S Ardmore Ave

969 S Kingsley Dr

149-155 S Vendome St

3117-3125 W 2nd St

1043 S New Hampshire Ave

1047 S Catalina St

964 S Harvard Blvd

919 S Hobart Blvd

241 S Serrano Ave

206 S Vendome St

119 N Normandie Ave

256 S Occidental Blvd

214 S Serrano Ave

520 S Rampart Blvd

820 S Oxford Ave

220-220 1/2 N Kenmore Ave

1047-1049 1/2 S Kenmore Ave

431 S Rampart Blvd

2600 San Marino St

975 S Kingsley Dr

1025 Menlo Ave

1047 S New Hampshire Ave

227 N Berendo St

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