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


1451 S Norton Ave

155 S Manhattan Pl

1951 Orchard Ave

424 S Virgil Ave

157 S Oxford Ave

853 S Lucerne Blvd

1612 W 24th St

2227 James M Wood Blvd

251 S New Hampshire Ave

138 S Edgemont St

827 S Grand View St

1576 W 24th St

2310 Juliet St

676 S Coronado St

893-899 S Lucerne Blvd

149 S Manhattan Pl

1646 6th Ave

958 S Lake St

164-170 S Catalina St

136 S Manhattan Pl

135-143 S Edgemont St

441 S Commonwealth Ave

1928 W 25th St

883 S Lucerne Blvd

1400 S Bronson Ave

212-216 1/2 S Berendo St

1455 S Norton Ave

188-202 S Catalina St

Windward Apartments

1500 W 20th St

1880 W 25th St

1816 W 25th St

118 S Mariposa Ave

1818 Arapahoe St

821 S Grand View St

1225 S Westlake Ave

819 S Grand View St

1407 Alvarado Ter

431 S Commonwealth Ave

1934-1936 New England St

244 S New Hampshire Ave

139 S Manhattan Pl

144 S Kenmore Ave

1652 6th Ave

1744 5th Ave

2313 S Catalina St

231 S New Hampshire Ave

132 S Edgemont St

1800 W 25th St

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