
Apartments near Fairfax District Center in Los Angeles, CA (5,644 Rentals)


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1070 S Holt Ave

1059 S Holt Ave

5320 W Olympic Blvd

6867 Fountain Ave

1253 S Ogden Dr

1111 S Corning St

1254-1260 N. Citrus Avenue

Detroit Palms

Hollywood Vista

Packworth Apartments

Holt House Apartments

1001 S Shenandoah St

Sherbourne Towers

7414 Hollywood Blvd

The Barcelona

1316-1318 N Citrus Ave

5415-5469 San Vicente Blvd.

7364 Hollywood

8714 W Olympic Blvd

7471 Hollywood Blvd

1643 N Martel Ave

931 S Wooster St

Fuller Avenue Senior Housing

7459 Hollywood Blvd

West Hollywood Ritz

The Jessica

Spaulding

7467 Hollywood Blvd

930 S Robertson Blvd

Bedford Terrace Apartments

1626 N Fuller Ave

McCadden Apartments

Hayden on Hollywood (7451)

1000 S Wooster St

1326 N Citrus Ave

Eighty Six Eighteen Whitworth

Point Villas

1030-1034 S Shenandoah St

Landmark Apartments

Sundown

1021-1025 S Shenandoah St

7158 Hawthorn Ave

6858 De Longpre Ave

(AR/JO/YO:B) 1411 N. Mansfield Avenue

Hayden on Hollywood (7407)

1108 S Sherbourne Dr

1728 N Sierra Bonita Ave

1051 S Bedford St

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