
Apartments near Golden Shopping Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (8,514 Rentals)


1641 Lucile Ave

1046 S Hobart Blvd

1305-1307 1/2 Talmadge St

934 Arapahoe St

1616 Griffith Park Blvd

4603 Maubert Ave

1042 S Oxford Ave

2600 San Marino St

1421 NE Bronson Ave

3370 Hamilton Way

857 Crenshaw Blvd

805-807 1/2 N Coronado St

The Hotel Dieu

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1630 N Harvard Blvd

1631 N Harvar

1627 N Harvard Blvd

1635 N Alexandria Ave

3350 Hamilton Way

Sunset Hye

1047 S Catalina St

2226-30 Valley Street, Los Angeles, CA 90057

1059 S Harvard Blvd

6137 Eleanor Ave

Olympic Palace

Rosemont Villas

1050 S Hobart Blvd

4112 Effie St

3013 W 11th St

937 N Benton Way

5527 Harold Way

1630 Griffith Park Blvd

1664-1666 Elevado St

970 Elden Ave

1306 Talmadge St

146 Rosemont Ave

1100 S Kingsley Dr

827 N Coronado St

1635-37 Kenmore Ave

2892 W 11th St

1614-1616 1/2 Edgecliffe Dr

1623 N Hobart Blvd

1630-1636 N Alexandria Ave

1057 Hobart

1056 S Serrano Ave

1633 Mariposa Ave

1047-1053 S Serrano Ave

1061 S Catalina St

984 S Westmoreland Ave

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