
Apartments near Occidental Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (2,534 Rentals)


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Villa Capri

331 N Isabel St

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335 N Isabel St

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244 N Kenwood St

337 N Isabel St

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341 N Isabel St

241 Kenwood St

237 N Kenwood St

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412 N Isabel St

224 N Louise St

Mediterannean Woods

318 N Kenwood St

416 N Isabel St

515 Geneva St

307 N Kenwood St

320-322 N Kenwood St

Kenwood Village

326 N Kenwood St

233 N Louise St

345 N Jackson St

315 N Kenwood St

319 N Kenwood St

404 N Jackson St

328 N Kenwood St

415 E Lexington Dr

325 N Kenwood St

408 N Jackson St

412 N Jackson St

508 N Isabel St

407 N Jackson St

312 N Louise St

411 N Jackson St

413-415 N Jackson St

426 N Jackson St

337 N Kenwood St

324 N Louise St

211 E California Ave

345 N Kenwood St

400 N Kenwood St

Park Kenwood

425 N Jackson St

323 N Louise St

333 N Louise St

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