
Apartments near The Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (4,579 Rentals)


2017-2025 Montana Ave

1032 18th St

5 Unit Apartment + 1 Nonconf.

1710 California Ave

827 19th St

1421 16th St

811 19th St

819 19th St

1802 Delaware Ave

923 18th St

1020 18th St

Triplex Santa Monica R2 Zoned

1724-1730 Washington Ave

919 18th St

1935 18th St

1753 17th St

952 18th St

1927 18th St

1124 17th St

1701 California Ave

907 18th St

1902-1904 Montana Ave

832 19th St

822 19th St

1925 Montana Ave

1009 17th St

838 19th St

1021-1023 17th St

1702-1714 Michigan Ave

1844 18th St

1803-1809 Idaho Ave

1630 California Ave

928 18th St

2137 20th St

1052-1054 17th St

916 18th St

1826-1834 Montana Ave

1704 Washington Ave

1937 18th St

851-853 18th St

847 18th St

2116 20th St

2122 20th St

1112 17th St

The Regency

2128 20th St

1746 17th St

1833 17th St

2134 20th St

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