
Apartments near San Marino Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (7,201 Rentals)


901 S Manhattan Pl

1934-1936 New England St

Garden Villas

524 S Serrano Ave

248 S Alexandria Ave

225 S Hoover St

254 S Alexandria Ave

319 S Normandie Ave

1803 S Burlington Ave

231 S New Hampshire Ave

3073 W Pico Blvd

228 S Reno St

263-265 S Rampart Blvd

3815 W 8th St

12th Street Property

1714 S Burlington Ave

925 S. Manhattan Place Los Angeles, CA 90019

255 S Alexandria Ave

Burlington Apartments

1933 Magnolia Ave

722 S. Manhattan Place

237 S Kenmore Ave

961 S Manhattan Pl

234 S Vendome St

224 S Occidental Blvd

235 S Vendome St

212-216 1/2 S Berendo St

278 S Coronado St

734 S Manhattan Pl

909 S Manhattan Pl

228 S Vendome St

949 S Manhattan Pl

3555 San Marino St

1134 W 17th St

857 S Manhattan Pl

221 S New Hampshire Ave

210 S Commonwealth Ave

243 S Kenmore Ave

1938 New England St

The Heights - West

1433 S Union Ave

1600-1610 W 7th St

211 S Berendo St

933 S Manhattan Pl

1525 W 12th St

1517 W 12th St

2950 14th

213 S New Hampshire Ave

268 S Coronado St

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