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


1825 W Vernon Ave

3919 Halldale Ave

3917 Halldale Ave

3815 S St Andrews Pl

1647 W 38th Pl

3952 Brighton Ave

4189 S Normandie Ave

1438 Roland Curtis Pl

4177 S Normandie Ave

4052 S Normandie Ave

4056 S Normandie Ave

Stafford Manor

1350 W Martin Luther King Jr Blvd

3988 S. Normandie Avenue

1716-1718 W 45th St

1650 W 38th St

1601 W 38th St

4150 S Normandie Ave

1471 W Vernon Ave

4148 Arlington Ave

1342-1354 W 39th St

4406 S Gramercy Pl

3957 S Van Ness Ave

1327 W Martin Luther King Jr Blvd

3923 S Normandie Ave

4323 Brighton Ave

1577 W 46th St

1272 Leighton Ave

1585 W 46th St

3779-3781 S Hobart Blvd

4516 S St Andrews Pl

1618 West 46th Street

1317-1319 W M.L. King, Jr. Blvd

1412-1418 W 38th St

1945-1947 1/2 W Vernon Ave

1311 W Martin Luther King Jr Blvd

4307 S Normandie Ave

1250 Leighton Ave

4614 S Western Ave

The Gramercy Residences

1271 W 39th Pl

1255-1261 W 41st St

3941 Arlington Ave

1226 Browning Blvd

1236 Leighton Ave

1301 W 42nd St

1387 W 38th St

Exposition Blvd

4340 S Normandie Ave

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