
Apartments near Golden Shopping Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (8,533 Rentals)


801 S St Andrews Pl

763 N Gower St

5707 Camerford Ave

3085 James M Wood Blvd

846 S Catalina St

1320 N Kingsley Dr

823 S Manhattan Pl

2941 W 8th St

2949 Leeward Ave

1309 N Hobart Blvd

1320 N Normandie Ave

1321-1325 N Normandie Ave

5722 Lexington Ave

817 S Manhattan Pl

743-749 Gramercy Dr

1324 N Kingsley Dr

5656 La Mirada Ave

1325 Mariposa Ave

4672-4674 3/4 La Mirada Ave

1244 N New Hampshire Ave

820 S St Andrews Pl

853-855 S Hobart Blvd

5753-5755 1/2 Virginia Ave

4415 Santa Monica Blvd

711 S Wilton Pl

969 Edgecliffe Dr

820 S New Hampshire Ave

807 S St Andrews Pl

819 S Manhattan Pl

749 S Gramercy Dr

841 S Berendo St

850 S Catalina St

4617 W Lexington Ave

842 S Oxford Ave

833 S New Hampshire Ave

2931 Leeward Ave

5732 Lexington Ave

732 S Wilton Pl

1209 N Wilton Pl

5722 Camerford Ave

827-831 S Oxford Ave

834 S Oxford Ave

1204-1210 N Wilton Pl

2925 Leeward Ave

Golden Galaxy Plaza Condominiums

736 S Wilton Pl

1119 N Commonwealth Ave

4003 Leeward Ave

800 S Gramercy Dr

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