
Apartments near Santa Monica & Vine in Los Angeles, CA (6,592 Rentals)


5506 S Sierra Vista Ave

5501 Sierra Vista Ave

725 N Wilton Pl

5521-5521 3/4 Romaine St

5633 La Mirada Ave

1233 N Citrus Ave

5623 Lexington Ave

5622 Lexington Ave

5417 Lemon Grove Ave

5507 Barton Ave

5617 Virginia Ave

5150 Raleigh St

5502 Sierra Vista Ave

5418 Lemon Grove Ave

1225 N Citrus Ave

5617 Lexington Ave

5613 Virginia Ave

1247-1249 1/2 N Citrus Ave

5815 Harold Way

5410 Lemon Grove Ave

5811 Harold Way

1251 N Citrus Ave

5111 Raleigh St

5134 Raleigh St

810 N Citrus Ave

5836 Carlton Way

1066 N St Andrews Pl

5459 Romaine St

5212 Melrose Ave

1060 N St Andrews Pl

1312 N Citrus Ave

1246 N Mansfield Ave

5145 Clinton St

5462 Barton Ave

1320-1322 Citrus Ave

5607 Lexington Ave

960 N St Andrews Pl

1332 N Citrus Ave

733-743 N Gramercy Pl

5122 Raleigh St

Lemon Grove Apartments

1252 N Mansfield Ave

5406 Lemon Grove Ave

1336 N Citrus Ave

5229 Marathon St

1303 N Citrus Ave

1733-1739 Gower St

540 Van Ness Ave

536 Van Ness Ave

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