
Apartments near Colonial Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (570 Rentals)


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1123 N Gage Ave, Unit 1123 Gage

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3502 E 7th St

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3068 E 5th St, Unit 3068

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479 Nassau Ave

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419 S Lorena St, Unit 419

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1114 N Stone St, Unit 1112

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3219 Gleason Ave

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3551 Sabina St, Unit 3551

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2719 Michigan Ave

920 Spence St, Unit 922 1/2

4008 Rockwood St, Unit 4008 Rockwood st

439 S Evergreen Ave, Unit 443 1-2

477-479 Nassau Ave

Bonnie Beach

737-741 S Duncan Ave

735 S Ford Blvd

951-953 S McBride Ave

708 Burger Ave

760 S McBride Ave

959 S Ford Blvd

756 S McDonnell Ave

1024 S Duncan Ave

637 S Humphreys Ave

626 S Sydney Dr

718 S Arizona Ave

616 S Ford Blvd

Jibe McDonnell

622-626 S Eastern Ave

612-620 S Eastern Ave

939 S Fetterly Ave

929 S Fetterly Ave

1122 S Arizona Ave

732 S Fetterly Ave

1130-1132 Kern Ave

1008 S Fetterly Ave

732 S Ferris Ave

742 S Ferris Ave

710 S Ferris Ave

714 S Ferris Ave

719 S La Verne Ave

733 S La Verne Ave

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