
Apartments near Franciscan Metro Center in Los Angeles, CA (3,422 Rentals)


325 N Kenwood St

357 Milford St

318 N Kenwood St

124 S Belmont St

The Isabella

126 N Everett St

Imperial Apartments

Citrus Crossing

515 Concord St

353 Milford St

341 Milford St

1104 E Harvard St

128 N Everett St

549 W Alexander St

325 Milford St

1112 E Harvard St

426 Wing St

521 Alexander St

329 Milford St

537 Porter St

716 Porter St

617 Alexander St

501 Alexander St

321 Milford St

708 Porter St

529 Alexander St

343 N Louise St

1325 E Windsor Rd

712 Porter St

138 S Adams St

842 Fischer St

1327 E Windsor Rd

505-507 N Central Ave

521-525 Concord St

345 N Louise St

422 Wing St

655-659 Alexander St

512 N Columbus Ave

358 W Doran St

531 Chester St

326 N Kenwood St

320-322 N Kenwood St

110 S Belmont St

138 N Everett St

649-651 Alexander St

146 S Adams St

TenTen Glendale on Brand

633 Alexander St

132-134 N Everett St

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