
Apartments near Olympic & Harvard Shopping Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (6,740 Rentals)


Residential Condominium

241 S Catalina St

2317 S Congress Ave

235 S Catalina St

1827 W 24th St

828 S Carondelet St

1635-1637 1/4 Arapahoe St

1351-1359 S Alvarado St

1800 S New England St

763-773 S Plymouth Blvd

1700 4th Ave

1710 4th Ave

1210 S Lake St

636 S Plymouth Blvd

232 S Alexandria Ave

1806-1810 3/4 S New England St

745-747 S Plymouth Blvd

924-930 S Park View St

3209 W Washington Blvd

2301-2307 S Normandie Ave

1132 S Lake St

1647 4th Ave

1202 Crenshaw Blvd

1929 Arlington Ave

857 S Plymouth Blvd

218 S Mariposa Ave

1210 Crenshaw Blvd

941 S Grand View St

3401-3403 W 17th St

951-959 S Grand View St

310 S New Hampshire Ave

1150 S Lake St

1183 Crenshaw Blvd

1187 Crenshaw Blvd

1822-1828 S New England St

1613 5th Ave

245 S Berendo St

Henderson Apartments

200 N Normandie Ave

935 S Grand View St

849 S Plymouth Blvd

1118 S Lake

3908 W 2nd St

226-228 S Alexandria Ave

2011 Arlington Ave

1422 S Norton Ave

1707 4th Ave

209 S Alexandria Ave

424 S Westmoreland Ave

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