
Apartments near Sunrise Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (804 Rentals)


11813 S Main St

103 E 118th Pl

11832 S Main St

11806-11812 S Vermont Ave

11812 S Main St

227 E 120th St

11730 S Vermont Ave

11825 S Vermont Ave

11724 S Vermont Ave

1132 W 120th St

11702 S Vermont Ave

12016 S San Pedro St

427 E 129th St

11730 S New Hampshire Ave

1145 W 119th Plz

11837 S Berendo Ave

11707 S Vermont Ave

1209 W 121st St

11809 Berendo Ave

11730 Berendo Ave

11743-11801 Berendo Ave

630-632 1/2 W Imperial Hwy

12201 Avalon Blvd

Hope on Avalon

615 W Imperial Hwy

12207 Avalon Blvd

14249 Broadway

726 W Imperial Hwy

141 E 116th Pl

11414 Menlo Ave

11736 Budlong Ave

738 W Imperial Hwy

750 Imperial Hwy

11703 Berendo Ave

11730-11734 Budlong Ave

11308 S Figueroa St

241 W Imperial Hwy

1114 W 117th St

11718-11720 S Budlong Ave

11726 S Budlong Ave

711 W Imperial Hwy

128 W Imperial Hwy

The Encore Apartments

11710 S Budlong Ave

11418 S Main St

11226 S Figueroa St

1124 W 117th St

11213-11217 1/2 S Figueroa St

151 W Imperial Hwy

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