
Apartments near SM Strip Center in Los Angeles, CA (6,793 Rentals)


142 N Alexandria Ave

4633 Prospect Ave

246 N Catalina St

1942 Vista del Mar St

231 N Catalina St

111 N Mariposa Ave

154 N Edgemont St

1243 N Virgil Ave

221-223 N Catalina St

4565 W 2nd St

1247-1249 N Virgil Ave

4627 Prospect Ave

146 N Edgemont St

4015 Marathon St

4618 Prospect Ave

4549 W 2nd St

210 N Kenmore Ave

1255 N Virgil Ave

906-912 N Virgil Ave

145 N Edgemont St

1954-1956 N Kenmore Ave

4457 W 2nd St

1835 New Hampshire Ave

4772 Franklin Ave

2028 N Beachwood Dr

247-249 N Berendo St

4251 Lockwood Ave

1960-1964 Kenmore Ave

4623 Prospect Ave

4770 Franklin Ave

211-215 1/2 N Catalina St

1154 N Virgil Ave

142 N Edgemont St

858 N Virgil Ave

Exisiting 4 Units | 16 Buildable Units

1301 Seward St

Hancock Park Terrace

1930 Argyle Ave

1972 N Kenmore Ave

116 N Alexandria Ave

117 N Alexandria Ave

1626 Rodney Dr

4760 Franklin Ave

562 N Madison Ave

4350-4360 1/2 Willow Brook Ave

4758 Franklin Ave

1622 Rodney Dr

312 N New Hampshire Ave

1851 N New Hampshire Ave

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