
Apartments near Venice Park Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (3,156 Rentals)


Pacu Apartments

9711 Regent St

3321 S Canfield Ave

Lido Apartments - 3619 Cardiff Ave

9720 Regent St

9128 National Blvd

THE OAK, LLC

9719 Regent St

3317-3319 Bagley Ave

The Carseka

9344 National Blvd. Apartments

3620 Watseka Ave

3636 Watseka Ave

9725 Regent St

9400 National Blvd

3147 S Durango Ave

3752 Hughes Ave

3742 Hughes Ave

9337 National Blvd

3240 Bagley Ave

Lido Apartments - 3631 Watseka Ave

9025 National Blvd

9715 Charnock Ave

3605 Watseka Ave

9736 Charnock Ave

Lido Apartments - 3615 Watseka Ave

9819 Regent St

Charnock Apartments

3145 S Canfield Ave

3130 Durango Ave

3135 Durango Ave

Hughes Avenue Apartments

3212 Bagley Ave

3614 Faris Dr

3200 Bagley Ave

3061 Robertson Blvd

9515 National Blvd

9749 Charnock Ave

3715 Hughes Ave

3115 S Canfield Ave

3207 Bagley Ave

Lido Apartments - 3130 Bagley Ave

3114 Canfield Ave

3112 S Canfield Ave

3131 Bagley Ave

National 9611

3653 Hughes Ave

3634 Hughes Ave

3102 S Durango Ave

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