
Apartments near SM Strip Center in Los Angeles, CA (6,774 Rentals)


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1344 N Serrano Ave

5740 Fountain Ave

5217 Virginia Ave

1362 N Serrano Ave

5816-5818 La Mirada Ave

5828-5832 Lexington Ave

1315 N Hobar

1276-1278 N Van Ness Ave

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1020 1/2 N Kingsley Dr.

5820 La Mirada Ave

The Jardinette Apartments

1028 N Kingsley Dr

1022 N Kingsley Dr

1366 N Serrano Ave

5136 Marathon St

5833 Lexington Ave

Romaine Street Apartments

Lexington ARMS Apartments

1372 N Serrano Ave

5200 Marathon St

1163 N Kingsley Dr

5217-5219 Lexington Ave

5853 Virginia Ave

5842 Lexington Ave

1376 N Serrano Ave

5830 La Mirada Ave

1339 N Hobart Blvd

Del Rosario California LLC

5068 Romaine St

1029 N Ardmore Ave

1201 N Kingsley Dr

1045 N Ardmore Ave

1319 N Harvard Blvd

St. Andrews Apartments

1033 N Ardmore Ave

1323 N Harvard Blvd

1258 N Harvard Blvd

ST Townhomes at Romaine

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Swansea Park Apartments

1112 N Kingsley Dr

714-728 N Manhattan Pl

1152 N Kingsley Dr

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