
Apartments near S. Western Ave Shopping Center in Los Angeles, CA (2,556 Rentals)


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205 W Vernon Ave

4040 Palmwood

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2204 7th Ave

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2001 Raymond Ave

4107 Palmwood Dr

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4332 W Adams Blvd

2360 W Washington Blvd

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Arlington Manor

2368 W Washington Blvd

Oasis At The Row

4106 Palmwood Dr

4340 W Adams Blvd

1930 S La Salle Ave

628 W 30th St

Casas on Cordova Street

4122-4126 Santa Rosalia Dr

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La Zada Apartments

182 W Vernon Ave

4122 - 4136 Palmwood Drive

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Casa de Rosas Campus

1745 W 20th St

Heritage 631

Somerset

619 W 30th St

1928 S Mariposa Ave

Ward Villas for Seniors

5428-5432 S Figueroa St

3453 West Blvd

The Arlington

156 W 46th St

Figueroa Senior Housing

4920 S Broadway Rd

Sattva House

Richard N Hogan Manor

Heritage 624

3205 W 60th St

Broadway Village II

1916 6th Ave

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