
Apartments near Retail + Sfr in Los Angeles, CA (2,361 Rentals)


4310-4312 Los Feliz Blvd

3954 Baywood St

1736-1740 Griffith Park Blvd

Echo Park Senior Housing

The Sanctuary At Franklin

1723 Lucile Ave

4320 Russell Ave

4535 Eagle Rock Blvd

4526 Eagle Rock Blvd

4000 Sequoia Street

1537-1541 Silver Lake Blvd

3329 Merced St

Talmadge Apartments

4123 Sunset Dr

1622 Talmadge St

2212 Berkeley Ave

4563 Eagle Rock Blvd

1516-1520 Silver Lake Blvd

4618 York Blvd

Ellenwood Apartments

1629 Talmadge St

1515 Silver Lake Blvd

1518 N Ave. 46

1616 3/4-1616 3/4 Maltman Ave

4634 York Blvd

4617 Eagle Rock Blvd

1163-65 Hyperion Ave

1548-1550 1/2 Micheltorena St

Golden Gate Apartments

723-725 Aragon Ave

1510 Talmage St

1486 Silver Lake Blvd.

4230-4244 Sunset Dr

1600 Griffith Park Blvd

1635 Lucile Ave

Crestmont Arms

Talmadge Palace Apartments

1516 Micheltorena St

1508 Maltman Ave

1507-1509 N Hoover St

1422-1426 Micheltorena St

3700 W Sunset Blvd

1441 Edgecliffe Dr

1413 Murray Dr

2238 Las Colinas Ave

2321 Ridgeview Ave

609-613 W Avenue 28

1411 Silver Lake Blvd

1047 Hyperion Ave

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