
Apartments near Silverlake Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (6,263 Rentals)


3028 W 4th St

5106 Lemon Grove Ave

1100 W Kensington Rd

211-215 S Catalina St

263 S Park View St

464-466 N Hobart Blvd

288 S Coronado St

604 N Serrano Ave

720 N Oxford Ave

100 S Mariposa Ave

252 N Bonnie Brae St

3400 Huxley St

1837-1839 N Kingsley Dr

643 N Serrano Ave

1405-1437 1/2 Scott Ave

245 S Berendo St

284 S Coronado St

2416 Echo Park Ave

632-638 Echo Park Ave

237 S Berendo St

600 N Serrano Ave

218 S Kenmore Ave

Catalina Apartments

329 S Rampart Blvd

400 N Harvard Blvd

1429 Sutherland St

310 S New Hampshire Ave

1535 N Serrano Ave

515-517 N Hobart Blvd

5007 Institute Pl

556 N Serrano Ave

222 S Kenmore Ave

550 N Serrano Ave

2752 Clearwater St

1531 N Serrano Ave

104 N Normandie Ave

1375 Sutherland St

2334 Valley St

1600 N Serrano Ave

335 S Rampart Blvd

1421 Sutherland St

219 N Bonnie Brae St

1537 N Serrano Ave

142 S Lake St

259 N Burlington Ave

Commonwealth Apartments

4918 Melrose Ave

1472 Allison Ave

5000 Marathon St
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