
Apartments near Fairfax District Center in Los Angeles, CA (5,629 Rentals)


1311 N Mansfield Ave

724 S Mansfield Ave

1540 N Poinsettia Pl

Fuller Apartments

1108 S Corning St

933 S Sycamore Ave

Hillcrest Apartments

8520 Whitworth Dr

1051 S Holt Ave

1045 S Cloverdale Ave

1031 S Sherbourne Dr

The Holly Martel

1180 S Fairfax Ave

1064 S Holt Ave

1251 N Citrus Ave

1325-1327 N Mansfield Ave

1175 S Fairfax Ave

7649 N Hollywood Way

1055 S Holt Ave

8668-8770 W Olympic Blvd

744 S Mansfield Ave

750 S Mansfield Ave

930 Wooster

4 Property

1335-1337 N Mansfield Ave

8672-8674 W Olympic Blvd

Bedford Imperial

1303 N Citrus Ave

8680 W Olympic Blvd

8560 Whitworth Dr

7470 Hollywood Blvd

1242 S Ogden Dr

1186 S Fairfax Ave

1017 S Sherbourne Dr

1348 N Orange Dr

Deluxe Apartments

1406 N Sycamore Ave

1525 N Detroit St

7210 Hawthorn Ave

1023 S Sherbourne Dr

1616 N Martel Ave

1252 S Ogden Ave

1032 S Sherbourne Dr

1045 S Sherbourne Dr

1017 S. Alfred Street Los Angeles, CA 90035

1622 N Martel Ave

1350-1356 N Orange Dr

1032 S Bedford St

1118 S Corning St

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