Apartments near C&w Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (4,471 Rentals)

3533 Chesapeake Ave in Gateway

The Spaulding

4702 W 17th St

511 S Alexandria Ave

3524 Chesapeake Ave

Live La Brea

1358 W. 36th St.

Wilshire Regency

Troy Place Apartments

FF2N1, LLC

1321 W. 36th Pl.

Vintage Luxury W/ Private Yard

2730 Raymond Ave.

1352 W. 36th St.

1203 S Bronson Ave

Total Monthly Price
1513 S Arlington Ave

The Islands Apartments

1565 S Hobart

515 S Kingsley Dr

1243 Fedora St

4021 Stevely Ave

501 S Kingsley Dr

Potomac 1, LLC

Wilshire Embassy Apartments

St Andrews Place

1320 S St. Andrews Pl

Palm Place

Twinity Lofts LLC

3877 Coco Ave

3511-3525 W 27th St

345 Cloverdale

Total Monthly Price
3530 W 7th St

Villa Regency Apartments

553 S St Andrews Pl

740 S. Cochran

724 S Sycamore Ave

3867 Potomac Ave.

1333 W. 36th Pl.

Harvard Apartments

4043 Buckingham

Haddon Hall

The Princess Apartments

Ursula 1

Serrano Towers

4130 Palmwood Dr

Blake Manor

St. Andrews Place Apartments

Total Monthly Price
1575 W 35th Pl

Total Monthly Price
1756 S Genesee Ave, Unit Backhouse

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