
Apartments near San Marino Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (7,204 Rentals)


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1059 S Harvard Blvd

1839-1839 1/2 W 11th Pl

2900 W 12th St

740 S Alvarado St

1039-1045 3/4 S Bonnie Brae St

704 S Harvard Blvd

1641 S New Hampshire Ave

McDaniel House

Residential Condominium

1425 Alvarado Ter

1142 S Harvard

1834 W 11th Pl

1835 W 12th St

1316 S Westlake Ave

1234 S Kingsley Dr

1308 Westlake Ave

1421 Alvarado Ter

725 S Harvard Blvd

931-935 1/2 S. Hobart Bl.

441 S Commonwealth Ave

1711 S Westmoreland Ave

2741-2745 1/2 W 14th St

431 S Commonwealth Ave

431 S New Hampshire Ave

1641-1645 S Catalina St

Normandie Terrace

1046 S Hobart Blvd

1407 Alvarado Ter

535 S Mariposa Ave

2913-2915 W 12th St

723 S Harvard Blvd

1242 S Kingsley Dr

1421 Courtland St

1824-1826 1/2 W 11th St

518 S Mariposa Ave

424 S Virgil Ave

1831-1833 W 11th Pl

1125 S Harvard Blvd

1050 S Hobart Blvd

1700 S Vermont Ave

1229 S Kingsley Dr

436 S Commonwealth Ave

1032 S Bonnie Brae St

1540 S Hoover St

1401 Alvarado Ter

3007 W 5th St

559 S Coronado St

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