
Apartments near Sejong Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (6,220 Rentals)


224 S Commonwealth Ave

4823 W 17th St

4832 Oakwood Ave

4919 Beverly Blvd

3616 S Normandie Ave

729 S Bonnie Brae St

243 S Hoover St

507 S Coronado St

161 S Westmoreland Ave

3578-3580 S Budlong Ave

1151-1153.5 W. 29th St

2370 Portland St

MacArthur Park Metro Apartments

1030 S Union Ave

2360 Portland St

Metro @ Western

1237 S Highland Ave

343 N Serrano5521-028-010 Ave

1776 S Rimpau Blvd

2924 12th Ave

1040 S Union Ave

231 N Catalina St

The Bonnie Charles

258 S Vendome St

4641 Pickford St

2376-2378 Portland St

341 N Serrano Ave

414 S Rampart Blvd

914 W 17th St

2107-2109 Oak St

2113-2115 Oak St

Century Apartments

1517 W 12th St

715 Bonnie Brae St

149 S Westmoreland Ave

237 S Hoover St

746 S Bonnie Brae St

2325 W 6th St

225 S Hoover St

4725 W 18th St

206 S Commonwealth Ave

Centennial Apartments

501 S Coronado St

2519 Ocean View Ave

145 S Westmoreland Ave

355 S Rampart Blvd

4833 W 17th St

210 S Commonwealth Ave

4632 Pickford St

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