
Apartments near Union Square in Los Angeles, CA (6,135 Rentals)


818 S Harvard Blvd

870 Figueroa Ter

1680 W 22nd St

821 N Bunker Hill Ave

507 S Normandie Ave

645 S Ardmore Ave

923 Centennial St

868 Figueroa Ter

808-810 S Harvard Blvd

716 Parkman Ave

144 S Catalina St

E on Harvard

McDaniel House

3321-3323 London St

916 Centennial St

1021 S Harvard Blvd

755 N La Fayette Park Pl

3415 Plata St

309 N Commonwealth Ave

1167 W 29th St

1118 Waterloo St

1041 Everett Pl

757 N Hill Pl

1059 S Harvard Blvd

100-104 1/2 S Berendo St

1220 Innes Ave

243 S Kenmore Ave

3400 London St

1141 N Mohawk St

740 N Hill Pl

237 S Kenmore Ave

909 S Harvard Blvd

Fong Fong Apartments

339 S Mariposa Ave

816 New Depot St

746 Hill Pl

927 Centennial St

222 S Kenmore Ave

1151 Figueroa Ter

701 S Kingsley Dr

1216 Innes Ave

1048 Everett Pl

1738 Roosevelt Ave

109-111 1/2 N New Hampshire Ave

742 S Harvard Blvd

1179 W. 29th St.

2316 S Budlong Ave

901 S Harvard Blvd

115 N New Hampshire Ave

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