
Apartments near Government/Media Center in Los Angeles, CA (2,898 Rentals)


245 N Union Ave

Specialty Property - Non Rent Control Area

617 Echandia St

405 S Boyle Ave

415-421 1/2 S. Boyle Ave.

1818 W 4th St

130 N Burlington Ave

Union Apartments

312 S Boyle Ave

811 S Union Ave

136-142 N Burlington Ave

202 N Burlington Ave

730 Beacon Ave

1111 Douglas St

313 N Union Ave

210 N Burlington Ave

632-638 Echo Park Ave

220-224 S Bonnie Brae St

1449 Ridge Way

1825 E 3rd St

326 S Bonnie Brae St

452 S Bonnie Brae St

114 S Bonnie Brae St

122 S Bonnie Brae St

130 S Bonnie Brae St

1100 W Kensington Rd

144 S Bonnie Brae St

234 N Burlington Ave

1601-1611 Main St

Burlington Apartments

236 N Burlington Ave

1324 11th Pl

311 S State St

1457 Ridge Way

127 N Burlington Ave

317 S State St

621 S Burlington Ave

362 S Boyle Ave

816 Beacon Ave

1310 Lilac Terrace

203 N Burlington Ave

1060-1072 Valencia St

1484 Ridge Way

225-227 N Burlington Ave

Bonnie Brae Village

914 W Kensington Rd

927-929 W Kensington Rd

227 S Bonnie Brae St

410 S Boyle Ave

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