
Apartments near Pacific West Center in Los Angeles, CA (8,593 Rentals)


536 N Harvard Blvd

233 N New Hampshire Ave

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138 S Edgemont St

132 N Serrano Ave

632 Normandie Ave

401 E Oakwood Ave

619 N Normandie Ave

523 N Harvard Blvd

547 N Kingsley Dr

3908 W 2nd St

4264 Clinton St

611 N Heliotrope Dr

132 S Kenmore Ave

519 N Berendo St

121-123 1/2 N Berendo St

415 N New Hampshire Ave

235-237 N New Hampshire Ave

124 S Kenmore Ave

209 S Alexandria Ave

140 N Berendo St

548 N Heliotrope Dr

136 S Kenmore Ave

544 N Harvard Blvd

208 S Mariposa Ave

111-115 1/2 N Berendo St

312 N New Hampshire Ave

211-213 1/2 N New Hampshire Ave

3754-3756 W 1st St

217 N New Hampshire Ave

221 N New Hampshire Ave

227 N New Hampshire Ave

624 N Alexandria Ave

120-122 N Berendo St

3703 Council St

639 N Alexandria Ave

213 S Alexandria Ave

105 N Berendo St

343 N Serrano5521-028-010 Ave

552 N Harvard Blvd

331 N Serrano Ave

4671 Rosewood Ave

130-138 N Berendo St

625 N Normandie Ave

4664 Maplewood Ave

341 N Serrano Ave

3750 2nd St

144 S Kenmore Ave

141 N New Hampshire Ave

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There are currently 30,158 Studio Apartments in Los Angeles with rent ranges from $699 to $10,005 with an average price of $2,168.
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