
Apartments near Pacific West Center in Los Angeles, CA (8,599 Rentals)


142 N Alexandria Ave

515 N Mariposa Ave

225 N Kenmore Ave

400 N Kingsley Dr

427 N Kenmore Ave

4350 Beverly Blvd

4463 Rosewood Ave

432 N Kingsley

513 N Alexandria Ave

146 N Edgemont St

507 N Alexandria Bch NE

145 N Edgemont St

Heliotrope garden

122 N Mariposa Ave

500-508 N Alexandria Ave

207 N Kenmore Ave

154 N Edgemont St

4475 Rosewood Ave

102 N Kingsley Dr

142 N Edgemont St

321 N Heliotrope Dr

519 N Alexandria Ave

4450 Maplewood Ave

133 N Edgemont St

111 N Mariposa Ave

116 N Alexandria Ave

119 S Normandie Ave

104 N Normandie Ave

117 N Alexandria Ave

220-220 1/2 N Kenmore Ave

Exisiting 4 Units | 16 Buildable Units

523 N Alexandria

339 N Heliotrope Dr

507 N Normandie Ave

4425 Maplewood Ave

149 N Kenmore Ave

518 N Alexandria Ave

501 N Normandie Ave

210 N Kenmore Ave

237 N Catalina St

501 N Kenmore Ave

427 N Kingsley Dr

427 N Heliotrope Dr

4525 Rosewood Ave

221-223 N Catalina St

103 N Alexandria Ave

145-147 N Kenmore Ave

503 N Ardmore Ave

231 N Catalina St

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