
Apartments near Martin Luther King Jr. Shopping Center in Los Angeles, CA (962 Rentals)


8641 State St

1115-1119 E 75th St

240 W 111th St

12207 Avalon Blvd

228 W 111th Plz

12201 Avalon Blvd

7307 Elsie St

242 W 89th St

220 W 112th St

333 E 80th St

2012 E 73rd St

237 W 112th St

12016 S San Pedro St

159 E 83rd St

Hope on Avalon

250 E 81st St

16 Units-Broadway Apartments

8445 S Main St

9001-9011 S Broadway

8418 S Main St

11109 S Broadway

8218 Wall St

11101-11107 S Broadway

227 E 120th St

8925 Broadway

The Encore Apartments

8441 S Main St

239 W 113th St

7832 Crocker St

238 E 81st St

1026 W 84th Pl

4 UNITS IN AVALON GARDENS

11812 S Main St

11157 S Broadway

738 E 75th St

Duplex - East 80th Street

241 W Imperial Hwy

8306 S Main St

7803 Towne Ave

11832 S Main St

103 E 118th Pl

834 E 74th St

11226 S Broadway

317 W 89th St

11813 S Main St

252 E 79th St

156 E 120th St

11205 S Broadway

221 W 85th Pl

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