
Apartments near Family Farms Center in Los Angeles, CA (1,649 Rentals)


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Mardette Apartments

The Standard at Los Angeles

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Heritage 2353

D69--2611 S. Portland Street

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University Gateway

2700 Ellendale

USC Student Housing - The Hive On Ellendale

1286 W Adams Blvd

Adams Hill Lofts

Hoover Square

Orion 668

D19--Hoover House--3036 South Hoover Street

Element by Stuho

1173 W 29th St

Santa Fe Art Colony

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The 505(CA)

Mimmim Town Homes

Menlo Apartments

Artist Lofts DTLA

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City Park Apartments

Icon Plaza

Troy Terrace Apartments

922 W 23rd St

Bourbon Blue

West 27th Place

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1428 E 54th St, Unit #2

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828 1/2 W 40th Pl, Unit 828 1/2

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1157 E 42nd St, Unit 1157 E 42nd St.

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134 1/2 E 31st St, Unit Property

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5519 Avalon Blvd, Unit Apartment for Rent

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4177 Naomi Ave, Unit 4181

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5005 Wall St, Unit 5005

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720 W 47th St, Unit Top floor apartment

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2644 Orchard Ave

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1333 W Adams Blvd, Unit 1333

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2816 Ellendale Pl, Unit 8

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4416 S San Pedro St, Unit #4

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1331 W Adams Blvd, Unit 1331

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722 W 56th St, Unit 4

2650 Orchard Ave

2648 Orchard Ave, Unit 2648

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2646 Orchard Ave, Unit 2648

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237 W 57th St, Unit 4

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154 W 56th St, Unit 156 W 56th St

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707 W 48th St

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