
Apartments near Fairfax District Center in Los Angeles, CA (5,637 Rentals)


852 W Knoll Dr

7518 W Norton Ave

1117-1129 N Gardner St

1114 N Flores St

1216 N Orange Grove Ave

1121-1125 N Sweetzer Ave

Lexington Arms

1169-1173 N Curson Ave

804 Westmount Dr

837 N West Knoll Dr

1233 N Crescent Heights Blvd

1210 N Orange Grove Ave

7535 Norton Ave.

868 West Knoll Apartments

1248-1252 N Laurel Ave

1250-1262 N Fairfax Ave

1017 N Croft Ave

1004 N Alfred St

1223 N Ogden Dr

1253 N Laurel Ave

7635 Lexington Ave

Monterey Village Apartments

1227 Havenhurst Dr

7639 Lexington Ave

1215 N Orange Grove Ave

The Hillside Manor

1248 N Crescent Heights Blvd

1122 N Gardner St

1217 N Harper Ave

1111 N Flores St

135 N Hamilton Dr

118 S San Vicente Blvd

1220 N Orange Grove Ave

613 Westbourne Dr

Laurel Apartments

1241 N Crescent Heights Blvd

1226 N Harper Ave

1123 N Vista St

Norton Crest Apartments

1108-1114 N Vista St

1232 N Orange Grove Ave

1114 N Kings Rd

1031 N Croft Ave

1226 N Ogden Dr

722 Westbourne Dr

1018-1020 N Alfred St

7611 Lexington Ave

1225 N Genesee Ave

7605-7607 Lexington Ave

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