
Apartments near Union Square in Los Angeles, CA (6,125 Rentals)


1800 S Union Ave

722 S Westmoreland Ave

130 N Lake St

219 N Bonnie Brae St

1803 S Burlington Ave

269 S Rampart Blvd

1571 Council St

1016 W 18th St

1132 W 18th St

2254 W 15th St

230 N Bonnie Brae St

951 Menlo Ave

263-265 S Rampart Blvd

629 S Commonwealth Ave

2849 San Marino St

223 N Mountain View Ave

1535 Venice Blvd

1817 S Bonnie Brae St

943 Menlo Ave

217 Lake Shore Ter

204-208 1/2 N. Alvarado S

1824 S Bonnie Brae St

Multifamily and Hotel Redevelopment Property

1801 S Union Ave

234 N Burlington Ave

236 N Burlington Ave

2260-2262 W 15th St

221 Lake Shore Ter

1400 S Westmoreland Ave

210 Lake Shore Ter

173 Douglas St

1146-1152 Menlo Ave

1826 S Bonnie Brae St

947 Menlo Ave

939 Menlo Ave

1538 Council St

1544 Council St

2848 James M Wood Blvd

106 S Carondelet St

131 S Carondelet St

1801 Toberman St

1158 Menlo Ave

125 S Carondelet St

1418 Orchard Ave

The Johanna Apartments

1166 Menlo Ave

1404 S Westmoreland Ave

419 1/2 W 8th St

243 S Rampart Blvd

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