
Apartments near Olympic & Harvard Shopping Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (6,743 Rentals)


684 S New Hampshire Ave

3062 Leeward Ave

1126-1128 3/4 N Kingsley

1527 S Wilton Pl

1411 S Van Ness Ave

1240 Menlo Ave

1230 Menlo Ave

1601 S Gramercy Pl

501 S Harvard Blvd

DUPLEX

2941 W 8th St

1820-1830 S Westmoreland Blvd

2920 Francis Ave

2916 Francis Ave

1510 S Van Ness Ave

1401 S Van Ness Ave

507 S Normandie Ave

1810 S Manhattan Pl

505 S Serrano Ave

1648 S St Andrews Pl

1641-1645 S Catalina St

1822 Roosevelt Ave

550 S St Andrews Pl

1607-1609 1/2 S Gramercy Pl

518 S Mariposa Ave

502 S Serrano Ave

1645 S St Andrews Pl

3036 Leeward Ave

1319 Menlo Ave

3600-3624 Country Club Dr

2913-2917 1/2 Francis Ave

1427 S Van Ness Ave

4016 Wilshire Blvd

1821 Roosevelt Ave

1175-1227 S Westmoreland Ave

984 S Westmoreland Ave

2367 W 18th St

1823-1829 S Normandie Ave

616 S Catalina St

966 S Westmoreland Ave

970 S Westmoreland Ave

1504 S New Hampshire Ave

2900 Francis Ave

1516-1522 S Van Ness Ave

1634 S Gramercy Pl

540 S St Andrews Pl

1511 S Van Ness Ave

3052 W 7th St

1530 S Van Ness Ave

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