
Apartments near Samil Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (6,240 Rentals)


2637 S Bronson Ave

310 N Mariposa Ave

501 S Coronado St

4603--4605 Oakwood Ave

1525 W 12th St

1327 Valencia St

715 Bonnie Brae St

355 S Rampart Blvd

313 N Mariposa Ave

2350-2352 Portland St

150 S Westmoreland Ave

413-419 S Coronado St

1030 S Union Ave

140 S Westmoreland Ave

4833 W 17th St

211-213 1/2 N New Hampshire Ave

400 S Rampart Blvd

4632 Pickford St

1372 W 36th St

3568 S Budlong Ave

4641 Pickford St

1146 W 30th St

Oak Village Residences

217 N New Hampshire Ave

4808 Saturn St

2828 W 3rd St

2818 S Bronson Ave

135 S Westmoreland Ave

1514-1516 3/4 W. 36th Pl.

4742 Elmwood Ave

324-334 Normandie Pl

2576 W 5th St

233 N Berendo St

1167 W 29th St

1517 W 12th St

3578-3580 S Budlong Ave

1269 W 36th St.

407 S Coronado St

2370 Portland St

1679 W 37th St

206 N New Hampshire Ave

4725 W 18th St

4736 Elmwood Ave

198 S Commonwealth Ave

319 N Alexandria Ave

329 N Mariposa Ave

914 W 17th St

323-325 1/2 N Alexandria Ave

2107-2109 Oak St

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