
Apartments near Figueroa & Ave 61 Center in Los Angeles, CA (1,191 Rentals)


4335-4337 Toland Way

4563 Eagle Rock Blvd

5335 Navarro St

4617 Eagle Rock Blvd

Argus Apartments

4311-4313 Toland Way

4535 Eagle Rock Blvd

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Villa Piedra

5060 Argus Dr

3243 Portola Ave

5068 Argus Dr

106-112 E. Avenue 37

Fair Park Pines

1910 Chickasaw Ave

Queen Arms

2321 Ridgeview Ave

Fair Park Apartments

4349 Eagle Rock Blvd

5311 Templeton St

5073 Hermosa Ave

Ellenwood Apartments

Fair Park Villa

2238 Las Colinas Ave

5069 Glen Iris Ave

3502 Copeland Pl

2218 Yosemite Dr.

2135 Fair Park Ave

2233 Addison Way

408 Isabel St

Marmion Way Apartments

723-725 Aragon Ave

2233 Merton Ave

3405 Figueroa St

Glenrock Gardens

4965 Ellenwood Dr

Aspen Apartments

Lacy Studios & Townhouse Lofts

Colorado East

1368 1/2 Yosemite Dr

Golden Oaks Apartments

1236 Huntington Dr

Fremont

322 Pasadena Ave

454 Mission St

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1127 Magnolia St, Unit 3

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831 Grevelia St, Unit D

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1311 Lyndon St, Unit Apartment #8

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