
Apartments near University Center in Los Angeles, CA (746 Rentals)


1656 Ricardo St

2522-2526 Alcazar St

1230 N Evergreen Ave

945 N Townsend Ave

1220 N Evergreen Ave

4104 Abner St

1102 N Stone St

514 N Brannick Ave

1441 Murchison Street

1539 Tremont St

1004 N Hicks Ave

944 N Ditman Ave

1560 Ricardo St

2770 Marengo St

3234 City Terrace Dr

2822 N Eastern Ave

3064 Ganahl St

Santa Teresita Apartments

1063 N Alma Ave

4315 Dozier St

4929 Lynnfield St

1038 N Stone St

House & Newly Built Triplex Near Keck USC

1011 N Alma Ave

2814 N Eastern Ave

1070 Dundas St

5126 Martin St

5501-5505 Alhambra Ave

1501 Ricardo St

2914 N Eastern Ave

416 N Marianna Ave

4210 Dozier St

2918 N Eastern Ave

5101-5111 Martin St

4938 Gambier St

3621 Folsom St_ Non-Rent Control Tri-Plex

4860 Gambier St

457 N Record Ave

2483 Lancaster Ave

4957 Gambier St

4953 Gambier St

1462 Playground St

3165 Fairmount St

3118 Wabash Ave

2675 Chelsea St

3125 Vaquero Ave

2435 Lancaster Ave

3160 1/2 Fairmount St

4743 Gambier St

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