
Apartments near Seoul Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (7,182 Rentals)


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1801 S Westmoreland Ave

531 S Mariposa Ave

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3551 W 5th St

3400 James M Wood Blvd

740 S Alvarado St

LA Gardens

1047-1053 S Serrano Ave

626 Kingsley

Residential Condominium

1806 S Berendo St

1821 W 12th Plz

Oxford Villa II

1806-1810 S Berendo St

431 S New Hampshire Ave

1745 S Catalina St

530 S Normandie Ave

701 S Hobart Blvd

1517 S Ardmore Ave

1800 Westmoreland Ave

715 S Harvard Blvd

424 S Westmoreland Ave

525 S La Fayette Park Pl

541 Normandie Ave

1810 Westmoreland Ave

Casa Carmen

445-453 S Kenmore Ave

1813 S Westmoreland Ave

1147 S Serrano Ave

2107 Cambridge St

1111-1117 S Burlington Ave

441 S Commonwealth Ave

Yorkshire Terrace Apartments

1139 S Serrano Ave

Royal Normandle

1500-1560 S Ardmore Ave

806 S Westlake Ave

1807 S New Hampshire Ave

817 S Serrano Ave

1042 S Oxford Ave

1714 Arapahoe St

431 S Commonwealth Ave

1153 S Serrano Ave

418 S New Hampshire Ave

424 S Virgil Ave

Normandie Gardens

455 S Alexandria Ave

427 S Berendo St

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