
Apartments near Leimert Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (1,883 Rentals)


The Nest at 1299

1523 W Jefferson Blvd

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MH 1326 W 35th Pl

5403 Blackwelder St

1348 W 35th St

Cloverdale Apartments

Two Worlds Apartments

1881 W 27th St

Harvard Plaza Apartments

Epworth Apartments

5475 Homeside Ave

AZEN

Harvard Boulevard

Zoe Lofts

6550-6570 S Normandie Ave

5519 Homeside Ave

2906 Carmona Ave

2634 Dalton Ave

5518 Spokane St

Preservation II (Site B)

2628-2632 Halldale Ave

2619-2631 Brighton Ave

Normandie Villas

715 Marlborough Ave

Park Glen

930 Enterprise Ave.

921 N Eucalyptus Ave

347 E. Plymouth Inglewood, CA 90302

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1051 E Hyde Park Blvd, Unit 1053

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4504 W 61st St, Unit 4

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300 W Hillsdale St

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4204 W 64th St, Unit 4204

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1022 N Market St, Unit 6

4847 Slauson Ave, Unit 2

525 E Hyde Park Blvd, Unit C

815 Centinela Ave, Unit 107

1135 E 67th St, Unit 2

525 E Hyde Park Blvd, Unit A

504 W Hillsdale St

1022 N Market St, Unit 6

5353 S Harcourt Ave

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