
Apartments near Crenshaw Square in Los Angeles, CA (2,244 Rentals)


1823-1829 S Normandie Ave

1672 S Harvard Blvd

6 Units in Harvard Heights

1550-1552 S Hobart Blvd

1738 Roosevelt Ave

1801 S Normandie Ave

1347 W 56th St

1705 S Spaulding Ave

1518 S Hobart Blvd

1559-1561 S Harvard Blvd

2113 Venice Blvd

1678 Roosevelt Ave

5034 W Slauson Ave

2129 Cambridge St

1501 W 59th St

George A. Tillis Living Trust

1500-1560 S Ardmore Ave

2107 Cambridge St

1517 S Ardmore Ave

Cambridge Apartments

2047 Cambridge St

1445 W 59th Pl

2014 Cambridge St

Baldwin Manor and Windsor Manor Apartments

Baldwin Manor and Windsor Manor Apartments

Baldwin Villa Plaza

3956-3960 Crenshaw Blvd

Metro at Buckingham Apartments

Buckingham Senior Apartments

4001 Palmyra Rd

4101 Somerset Drive

4004 Palmwood Drive

4105 Somerset Dr

Palmyra Villas

4101-4103 Palmyra

3407-3413 Stocker St

4033 Palmwood

4115 Somerset Dr

3815 Lockland Dr

4107 Palmwood Dr

3335 Stocker St

4040 Palmwood

3809 Lockland Dr

3779 Lockland Dr

4106 Palmwood Dr

4124-4134 Palmyra Rd

3332-3336 Stocker St

4132-4138 Somerset Dr

4122 - 4136 Palmwood Drive

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