
Apartments near City Center on 6th in Los Angeles, CA (7,861 Rentals)


2715 San Marino St

1057 Dewey Ave

246 S Commonwealth Ave

862 S St Andrews Pl

206 N Normandie Ave

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Oxford Apartments

943 Elden Ave

135 S Westmoreland Ave

217 N New Hampshire Ave

233 N Berendo St

1038 S Harvard Blvd

2680-2682 W 9th St

121 S Oxford Ave

550 S Wilton Pl

1100 Fedora St

743-749 Gramercy Dr

714 S Gramercy Pl

749 S Gramercy Dr

853 S St Andrews Pl

2892 W 11th St

216 N Normandie Ave

206 N New Hampshire Ave

210-212 1/2 N New Hampshire Ave

136 S Manhattan Pl

3262 Monette Pl

710 S Gramercy Pl

230 S Commonwealth Ave

2949 W 11th St

610 S Wilton Pl

616 S Wilton Pl

421 S Gramercy Pl

909 S Manhattan Pl

602 S Wilton Pl

221 N New Hampshire Ave

1037 S New Hampshire Ave

251 N Kenmore Ave

446 S Wilton Pl

1043 S New Hampshire Ave

1046 S Harvard Blvd

1110 S Normandie Ave

925 S. Manhattan Place Los Angeles, CA 90019

936 Elden Ave

966 S Westmoreland Ave

310 S Gramercy Pl

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230-234 N Berendo St

McDaniel House

1110 S Mariposa Ave

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