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


817 S Manhattan Pl

211-215 S Catalina St

Alexandria Manor

819 S Manhattan Pl

1941 Magnolia Ave

1513 W 11th Pl

1539 W 8th St

227 S Reno St

1944-1948 New England St

256 S La Fayette Park Pl

212-216 S Catalina St

206 S Commonwealth Ave

1951 Orchard Ave

244 S Alexandria Ave

2950 14th

502 S Serrano Ave

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222 S Commonwealth Ave

216 S Vendome St

3838 W 8th St

1139 W 18th St

1516 W 11th Pl

206 S Catalina St

211-213 S Hoover St

914 S St Andrews Pl

1511 W 11th Pl

1512 W 11th St

1671 W 20th St

1823-1829 S Normandie Ave

862 S St Andrews Pl

264 S Coronado St

211-215 1/2 S Catalina St

862-866 S St Andrews Pl

209 S Hoover St

930 S St Andrews Pl

920 S St Andrews Pl

222 S Kenmore Ave

1729 S Kingsley Dr

1839-1845 Cordova St

1921 S Mariposa Ave

1451 W 20th St

2176 Venice Blvd

1662 S Hobart Blvd

Kingsley Villa

1509-1517 W Pico Blvd

Freeway Redevelopment

1525 W 8th St

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