
Apartments near SM Strip Center in Los Angeles, CA (6,790 Rentals)


521 N Kenmore Ave

1156 N Cahuenga Blvd

4715 Fountain Ave

327-329 1/2 Normandie Pl

639 N New Hampshire Ave

1324 N New Hampshire Ave

500-508 N Alexandria Ave

1318 N New Hampshire Ave

1140 N Cahuenga Blvd

4264 Clinton St

324-334 Normandie Pl

248 Van Ness Ave

525 N Kenmore Ave

1635 Edgemont St

542-546 N Kenmore Ave

222 N Manhattan Pl

1746 N Mariposa Ave

1737 N Alexandria Ave

153 N Oakwood Ave

1901 N Van Ness Ave

4350 Beverly Blvd

642 N Berendo St

1639 N Edgemont St

240-242 N Van Ness Ave

536 N Kenmore Ave

315 Normandie Pl

5166-5182 Franklin Ave

750 Lillian Way

534 N Kenmore Ave

1745 N Alexandria Ave

524 N Kenmore Ave

1752 N Mariposa Ave

5815 Franklin Ave

647 N New Hampshire Ave

212 N St Andrews Pl

206 N St. Andrews Pl

501 N Kenmore Ave

347 N Mariposa Ave

143 N Oxford Ave

4450 E Lockwood Ave

1753 N Alexandria Ave

1800 Mariposa Ave

209 N Manhattan Pl

The Lofts on Lillian Way

747 Lillian Way

4444 E Lockwood Ave

315 N Normandie Ave

1826 N Normandie Ave

1835 N Normandie Ave

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