
Apartments near The Village Shopping Center in Los Angeles, CA (3,077 Rentals)


507 Porter St

600 Fischer St

531 Fischer St

909 Orange Grove Ave

422 Wing St

426 Wing St

525 Fischer St

830 E Harvard St

733 S Verdugo Rd

737 S Verdugo Rd

915 Orange Grove Ave

135 S Everett St

504 Porter St

1001 Orange Grove Ave

908-910 E Harvard St

136 S Everett St

1391 E Windsor Rd

San Pablo Court Apartments

517 Fischer St

129 S Everett St

920-922 E Harvard St

918 E Harvard St

500 Porter St

1015 Orange Grove Ave

1369 Kent Pl

1019 Orange Grove Ave

133 S Cedar St

1431 Verd Oaks Dr

409 Porter St

717 S Verdugo Rd

1124 Orange Grove Ave

711 S Verdugo Rd

139 S Belmont St

514 Fischer St

416 Porter St

405 Porter St

425 Fischer St

417 Fischer St

135 S Belmont St

126 S Cedar St

408 Porter St

130 S Cedar St

517 Griswold St

1380 E Maple St

1500 Verd Oaks Dr

504 Fischer St

708 S Verdugo Rd

400 Porter St

513 Griswold St

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