
Apartments near FIGat7th in Los Angeles, CA (4,377 Rentals)


115 N New Hampshire Ave

144 S Catalina St

100-104 1/2 S Berendo St

3105 Walton Ave

3716-3726 Oakwood Ave

109 S Berendo St

TL 1142 W 35th St

131 N New Hampshire Ave

1294 W Jefferson Blvd

128-128 1/2 S Catalina St

147-153 S Catalina St

3736-3748 W 1st St

105 N Berendo St

143-145 S Catalina St

120-122 N Berendo St

139 S Catalina St

1149 W 36th St

141 N New Hampshire Ave

130-138 N Berendo St

140 N Berendo St

Enlightenment Plaza

1159 W 36th St

210-212 1/2 N New Hampshire Ave

3754-3756 W 1st St

206 N New Hampshire Ave

111-115 1/2 N Berendo St

100 N Catalina St

121-123 1/2 N Berendo St

131-135 1/2 N. Berendo St

125 N Berendo St

Renovated 2 Bed House 2 Blocks From USC

110-112 N Catalina St

1150 W 36th St

3812 Oakwood Ave

3703 Council St

217 N New Hampshire Ave

3810-3810 1/2 W 1st St

211-213 1/2 N New Hampshire Ave

221 N New Hampshire Ave

1126-1128 W 36th Pl

115-119 N Catalina St

227 N New Hampshire Ave

147 N Berendo St

111 N Catalina St

233 N New Hampshire Ave

235-237 1/2 N. New Hampsh

235-237 N New Hampshire Ave

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