
Apartments near Fairfax District Center in Los Angeles, CA (5,645 Rentals)


425 N Sierra Bonita Ave

637 N Spaulding Ave

347-349 N Sierra Bonita Ave

315 N Sierra Bonita Ave

639 N Spaulding Ave

443 N Sierra Bonita Ave

404 N Sierra Bonita Ave

725 Hayworth Apartments

Sierra Bonita

444 N Sierra Bonita Ave

EZ Apartments

7911 Blackburn Ave

Fairfax Apartments

The Melrose

739 N Hayworth Ave

504 N Sweetzer Ave

106 N Sweetzer Ave

745 N Edinburgh Ave

7948 Blackburn Ave

326 N Gardner St

8020 Blackburn Ave

110 South Sweetzer Ave

107 N Sweetzer Ave

115 N Sweetzer Ave

458 N Gardner St

616 North Sweetzer Avenue

800 N Edinburgh Ave

620 N Sweetzer Ave

506 N Flores St

Blackburn Apt For Rent

Sweetzer on Third by Wiseman

816 N Hayworth Ave

8203 Blackburn Ave

816 N Edinburgh Ave

8345 Rosewood Ave

561 N Sweetzer Ave

400 N Vista St

8312 Blackburn

La Belle Fontana

130 S Flores St

553 N Flores St

839 N Hayworth Ave

832 N Edinburgh Ave

8355 Rosewood Ave

Kings Beverly by Wiseman

843 N Hayworth Ave

7930 Willoughby Ave

Edinburgh Courtyard by Wiseman

Rimini by Wiseman

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