
Apartments near Plaza 55 in Los Angeles, CA (1,894 Rentals)


4516 S St Andrews Pl

4052 S Normandie Ave

601 W 41st St

1214 W Martin Luther King Jr Blvd

601 W. 73rd

7310 S Hoover St

5939-5943 S San Pedro St

4112 Dalton Ave

Stovall Villa Apartments

545 W 41st St

240 E 60th St

841 W 74th St

1731 W Vernon Ave

4057 Halldale Ave

256 W 42nd St

5611 S Wilton Pl

1739 W Vernon Ave

5417 S Wilton Pl

167 E 45th St

105 E 66th St

176 E 45th St

5869-5875 S San Pedro St

The RISE Apartments

332 E 51st St

4313 S Main St

401-405 Park Front Walk

4328 S Main St

1350 W Martin Luther King Jr Blvd

932 W 74th St

309 E 59th Pl

7233 S Normandie Ave

352 E 52nd St

2074 W 54th St

4100 Denker Ave

Main Street Apartments

1219 W Martin Luther King Jr Blvd

1500-1504 W Florence Ave

5911 S Wilton Pl

1327 W Martin Luther King Jr Blvd

7307 S Figueroa St

245 W 71st St

6915 S Harvard Blvd

611 W 74th St

1311 W Martin Luther King Jr Blvd

1317-1319 W M.L. King, Jr. Blvd

1763 W Vernon Ave

4269 S Main St

601 W 74th St

201 E 45th St

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