
Apartments near Golden Shopping Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (8,516 Rentals)


Ardmore Apartments

826 S Grand View St

1745 N Mariposa Ave

1737 N Alexandria Ave

1749 Mariposa Ave

1740 N Kingsley Dr

1211 Fedora St

2227 James M Wood Blvd

Loma Linda

1202 S Hobart Blvd

912 Wilcox Ave

1737-1739 N Edgemont St

4618 Prospect Ave

6211 Fountain Ave

1745 N Winona Blvd

1742 Mariposa Ave

1736 Kenmore Ave

1151 S New Hampshire Ave

Hollywood Kingsley Apartments

1220-1222 3/4 S Mariposa Ave

1652 Rodney Dr

Grand View Villa

1249-1253 Hyperion Ave

Normandie Village

908 Wilcox Ave

1623-1627 Hillhurst Ave

5839 Harold Way

1204 S Hobart Blvd

1665-1679 Golden Gate Ave

917 S Grand View St

1660-1662 Rodney Dr

739 N Hudson Ave

2547 W 12th St

816 N. Hudson Drive,

1145-1147 N Coronado St

1745 N Alexandria Ave

1116 N Coronado St

1752 Alexandria Ave

1743 Kenmore Ave

5845-5849 Harold Way

1744 Winona Blvd

1203 S Catalina St

132 N Alvarado St

440 N Lake St

1746 N Mariposa Ave

136 N Alvarado

4633 Prospect Ave

2311-2313 1/2 W 10th St

1100 S Westmoreland Ave

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