
Apartments near Crenshaw Square in Los Angeles, CA (2,261 Rentals)


1526 6th Ave

1656 Arlington Ave

2332 Carmona Ave

Preservation II (Site B)

2231 S. Hauser Blvd

5222-5230 W Washington Blvd

2031 S Dunsmuir Ave

2040 S Ridgeley Dr

Carmona Apartments

1819 S Gramercy Pl

1448 W 46th St

1814 S Wilton Pl

1551 W 51st St

2014 S Ridgeley Dr

1550 2nd Ave

St. Andrews Manor Apartments

2452 W 18th

1656 S Wilton Pl

2628-2632 Halldale Ave

1612 S Redondo Blvd

Adams Congress Apartments

2619-2631 Brighton Ave

Windward Apartment Project

5401 W Washington Blvd

1841 S. Manhattan Pl

1612-1616 S Cloverdale Ave

1809 S St Andrews Pl

1962 W 22nd St

1809 W 24th St

5188 Pickford St

1644 S Gramercy Pl

1521 S Arlington Ave

2405 W 18th St

1623-1629 S Gramercy Pl

1608 S Wilton Pl

4516 S Normandie Ave

Adams Senior Gardens (Site A)

Oxford Suites

Islander Apartments

2360 W. 18th St

1649 S St Andrews Pl

2460 Venice Blvd

Normandie Villas

1819 S Manhattan Pl

Freeman Bldg/freeman Terrace

Oxford Park

1933 Carmona Ave

1630 S Gramercy Pl

1809 S Manhattan Pl

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