
Apartments near Golden Shopping Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (8,532 Rentals)


1064 N Oxford Ave

1028 N Edgemont St

3611-3613 1/2 Bellevue Ave

4444 E Lockwood Ave

3936-3940 Marathon St

322 S Commonwealth Ave

4356 Burns Ave

4432 E Lockwood Ave

5459 Romaine St

324 S Norton Ave

1007 N New Hampshire Ave

637 Imogen Ave

3915-3919 Melrose Ave

3601-3603 Bellevue Ave

622 Imogen Ave

4220 Normal Ave

4214-4216 1/2 Normal Ave

5527 Barton Ave

149-155 S Vendome St

3607-3609 1/2 Bellevue Av

The Westminster Apartments

1022 E Berendo St

1110 Mariposa Ave

4420 E Lockwood Ave

452 S Van Ness Ave

1032 Heliotrope Dr

4555 W 4th St

1116 N Ardmore Ave

201 S Vendome St

912-918 N Wilton Pl

424 S Virgil Ave

4342-4346 Burns Ave

5521-5521 3/4 Romaine St

235 S Vendome St

1069 N Oxford Ave

603-607 1/2 N. Bronson Av

4449 Lockwood Ave

1036 N Heliotrope Dr

4223-4229 1/2 Normal Ave

1017 N New Hampshire Ave

1013 N New Hampshire Ave

4426-4430 E Lockwood Ave

Commonwealth Apartments

3415 Plata St

Urban Paramount Lofts

833 N Ridgewood Pl

Bronson Apartments

4355-4359 Burns Ave

3508-3508 1/2 Bellevue Av

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