
Apartments near Imperial Park Plaza Shopping Center in Los Angeles, CA (687 Rentals)


145 W 120th St

10617 S Main St

10404 S Main St

South Bay Gardens

13524 Avalon Blvd

200 W 108th St

11204 Broadway

9302 S Avalon Blvd

Isla de Los Angeles

Asante

312 W 120th St

10805 S Broadway

Broadway Studios

9000 Avalon Blvd

9205 S San Pedro St

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Colden Oaks

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Heavenly Vision Apartments

151, 151 1/2, 153 E 87th Place

9137 Broadway

127 E 87th Pl

903 N. Sloan Ave.

819 W 137th St

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2574 Southern Ave, Unit Southern Apt B

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8665 S Gate Ave, Unit South Gate

1717 Alhambra Ave, Unit B

3262-3264 Minnesota Ave

1911 E 122nd St

12025-12027 Willowbrook Ave

2111 E 122nd St

2115 E 122nd St

12500 S Wilmington Ave

1941 E El Segundo Blvd

2001 El Segundo Blvd

12517 S Willowbrook Ave

12412 S Willowbrook Ave

2107-2117 E El Segundo Blvd

2047 E El Segundo Blvd

2022 E El Segundo Blvd

12700 S Willowbrook Ave

2350--2354 E El Segundo Blvd

2447 E El Segundo Blvd

2443 El Segundo Blvd

Blossom Walk

3036 Flower St

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