
Apartments near The Village Shopping Center in Los Angeles, CA (3,076 Rentals)


1205 Tyler St

908 E Garfield Ave

209 E Chestnut St

449 Vine St

1133 E Palmer Ave

512 E Maple St

612 Raleigh St

800 E Windsor Rd

906 E Garfield Ave

506 E Maple St

205 E Chestnut St

439-441 Vine St

707 E Windsor Rd

459 Vine St

516 E Maple St

205-211 E Chestnut St

616 Raleigh St

902 E Garfield Ave

215 W Lomita Ave

517-519 Vine St

821 E Garfield Ave

520 E Maple St

431 Vine St

502 E Maple St

Gem Glendale

217-219 E Chestnut St

521-523 Vine St

629 Raleigh St

626 Raleigh St

533 Raleigh St

912 E Garfield Ave

1009-1013 E Acacia Ave

213 E Chestnut St

1001 S Adams St

605 Raleigh St

114 E Lomita Ave

326 E Chestnut St

119 W Lomita Ave

524 E Maple St

104 E Lomita Ave

106 E Lomita Ave

328 E Chestnut St

601 Raleigh St

630 Raleigh St

522 E Maple St

914-916 E Garfield Ave

713 E Windsor Rd

802 E Windsor Rd

721 E Windsor Rd

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