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


1415,1419 - 1/2 Oak St.

755 S Boyle Ave

1027 S Burlington Ave

1344 Valencia St

1406 Albany St

1111 Echo Park Ave

1669-1683 11th St

Large 1-Bedroom/1-Bath across from the iconic Hollenbeck Park!

534 1/2 (2BR/1BA) Across from Hollenbeck Park | Section 8 Welcome | Available NOW!

740 S Alvarado St

1631-1633 1/2 W 12th St

1140 Echo Park Ave

1121-1127 Echo Park Ave

827 Glendale Blvd

203 S St Louis St

446 S St Louis St

502 S Saint Louis

319 N Cummings St

831 S Westlake Ave

126-128 N Lake St

615-619 1/2 N Bonnie Brae St

1345-1351 Portia St

2029-2033 E 3rd St

Westlake Terrace

534 Casanova St

Five Contiguous Parcels Spanning 11,280 SF

130 N Lake St

1144-1146 Echo Park Ave

Yorkshire Terrace Apartments

221 S Lake St

1127 Echo Park Ave

2206 Valley St

1421 Sutherland St

424 E 20th St

831 Glendale Blvd

245 S Lake St

532 San Benito Street Apartments

835 S Westlake Ave

1429 Sutherland St

520 S St Louis St

432 S St Louis St

1401 Portia St

2016 Pennsylvania Ave

1336 Toberman St

1737 Kent St

1357 S. Valencia St.

228-230 N Lake St

914 S Westlake Ave

1908 Clinton St

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