
Apartments near King & Western Shopping Center in Los Angeles, CA (2,523 Rentals)


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530 W 59th Pl

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3994-3997 S Harvard Blvd

1749 W Martin Luther King Jr Blvd

3975 S Harvard Blvd

4182 S Western Ave

3965 S Harvard Blvd

3967-3971 S Harvard Blvd

3993 S St Andrews Pl

3994 La Salle Ave

1815-1817 W Martin Luther King

4209 Western Ave

1627 Leighton Ave

3991 Denker Ave

3983 Denker Ave

3959 S St Andrews Pl

3973-3975 Denker Ave

4100 Denker Ave

1849 W Martin Luther King Jr Blvd

4259 S Western Ave

3935 La Salle Ave

Lola Manor

3917 S Harvard Blvd

1623 W 39th Pl

3987 Dalton Ave

1901 W Martin Luther King Jr Blvd

4112 Dalton Ave

1919 W Martin Luther King Jr Blvd

4057 Halldale Ave

4232-4238 Dalton Ave

3965 Halldale Ave

3974-3978 Halldale Ave

3962 Halldale Ave

3877 Denker Ave

1601 Vernon Ave

1739 W Vernon Ave

1731 W Vernon Ave

4100 Brighton Ave

4268 Dalton Ave

1551 W Vernon Ave

2035 W Martin Luther King Jr Blvd

1422 W 39th St

2027 W Martin Luther King Jr Blvd

4371 S St Andrews Pl

3835 S Harvard Blvd

1763 W Vernon Ave

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