
Apartments near Sho Gun Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (7,093 Rentals)


1766 New England St

Wilshire Palace

929 S Serrano Ave

456 Shatto Pl

1825 S New Hampshire Ave

3317 W 5th St

1825 Westmoreland Ave

1111-1117 S Burlington Ave

1805 S New England St

740 S Alvarado St

Casa Carmen

Oxford Villa II

1425 W 18th St

1830 Westmoreland Ave

1820 Menlo Ave

1153 S Serrano Ave

1800 W 11th Pl

1419 S Bonnie Brae St

3400 James M Wood Blvd

3520-3530 W 5th St

1817 S Catalina St

1806-1810 3/4 S New England St

1042 S Oxford Ave

2129 Cambridge St

Normandie Terrace

1417 S Bonnie Brae St

454 S New Hampshire Ave

729 S Hobart Blvd

Yorkshire Terrace Apartments

1139 S Serrano Ave

1147 S Serrano Ave

1800 S New England St

459-465 S. New Hampshire Ave.

448 S New Hampshire Ave

645 S Ardmore Ave

1027 S Burlington Ave

535 S Mariposa Ave

518 S Mariposa Ave

1682 W 12th Pl

1157 S Serrano Ave

167412th

1400 S Bonnie Brae

1350 S Bonnie Brae St

823 S Bonnie Brae St

1427 S Bonnie Brae St

3014 W 12th St

1821 S New England St

626 Kingsley

1130 S Burlington Ave

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