
Apartments near Golden Shopping Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (8,535 Rentals)


Normandie Terrace

505 S Serrano Ave

140 S Westmoreland Ave

949 N Normandie Ave

722 N St Andrews Pl

927-931 N Hobart Blvd

952 N Normandie Ave

240-242 N Van Ness Ave

859 N Alexandria Ave

547 N Westmoreland Ave

5077 Lemon Grove Ave

152 S Westmoreland Ave

150 S Westmoreland Ave

5123-5129 1/2 Marathon St

519 S Catalina St

248 Van Ness Ave

831 N Heliotrope Dr

4131-4135 Melrose Ave

Bldg. 2

947 N Ardmore Ave

521 S Hobart Blvd

933-935 N Hobart Blvd.

Watson's Manor

Berendo Apartments

516 N Westmoreland Ave

5118 Lemon Grove Ave

459-465 S. New Hampshire Ave.

5042 Rosewood Ave

863 N Alexandria Ave

Royal Palms Apartments

730 N St Andrews Pl

616 N Wilton Pl

926 N Serrano Ave

532 N Westmoreland Ave

304-310 N Van Ness Ave

620 N Wilton Pl

Rosewood Villas

137 S Virgil Ave

420 S Manhattan Pl

4343 W 4Th St

950 N Kingsley Dr

310 S Gramercy Pl

750 N St Andrews Pl

448 S New Hampshire Ave

962 N Ardmore Ave

967 N Normandie Ave

5048 Rosewood Ave

524 S Serrano Ave

867 N Alexandria Ave

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