
Apartments near Colonial Corners in Los Angeles, CA (4,324 Rentals)


2956 Tilden Ave

3520 S Centinela Ave

5 Apartments + 1 Non Conf

2606 S Sepulveda Blvd

2260 S Barrington Ave

2577 S Sepulveda Blvd

TOC Tier 3 | 2 Contiguous Parcels

Western Pride Apartments

Best Western Royal Palace Inn & Suites

T Lofts

10984 National Blvd

2332 Wellesley Ave

3562-3564 S Centinela Ave

11700-11706 Charnock Rd

10957 National Blvd

3588 S Centinela Ave

McLaughlin Apartments

2304 S Carmelina Ave

12340 Tennessee Ave

Maris

10946 National Blvd

3631 McLaughlin Ave

10941 National Blvd

10930-10940 National Blvd

2276 S. Carmelina Ave.

3517 S Sepulveda Blvd

3635 Mclaughlin Ave

3335 MILITARY Ave

3608-3614 S Centinela Ave

23645 Mclaughlin Ave

3535 S Sepulveda Blvd

2262 S Carmelina Ave

3651 Mclaughlin Ave

3549 S Sepulveda Blvd

10975 Rose Ave

3553 S Sepulveda Blvd

10969 Rose Ave

3640-3648 S Centinela Ave

10980 Rose Ave

3671 McLaughlin Ave

Carmelina Cottages

11701 Victoria Ave

10961 ROSE Ave

3506 S Bentley Ave

2600 Greenfield Ave

2232 S Carmelina Ave

10968 Rose Ave

2536 Military Ave

3650-3662 S Centinela Ave

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