
Apartments near Franciscan Metro Center in Los Angeles, CA (3,419 Rentals)


1324 E Wilson Ave

622 N Isabel St

816 E Doran St

1248 Stanley Ave

313 Lafayette St

810 E Doran St

1303 E Wilson Ave

1233 Stanley Ave

1244 Stanley Ave

626 N Isabel St

1511 Rock Glen Ave

1128 E Lexington Dr

1328 E Wilson Ave

115 N Verdugo Rd

1215 E California Ave

328 Lafayette St

1134 E Lexington Dr

1321-1325 E Wilson Ave

Villa Vienna Apartments

1317 E Wilson Ave

127 N Verdugo Rd

James Terrace

1531 E Maple St

630 N Isabel St

708 N Kenwood St

811 E Doran St

112 N Verdugo Rd

815 E Doran St

622 N Howard St

1523 Rock Glen Ave

306 Lafayette St

765 E Doran St

The Balboan

Chateau Domus

753 E Doran St

769 E Doran St

312 Lafayette St

745 E Doran St

761 E Doran St

805 E Doran St

Barcelona

757 E Doran St

1301 Stanley Ave

1527 Rock Glen Ave

1305-1307 Stanley Ave

420 N Adams St

817 E Doran St

116 N Verdugo Rd

626 N Howard St

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