
Apartments near Commerce-Orange County Line in Los Angeles, CA (557 Rentals)


5201-5203 Elizabeth St

5040-5042 Clara St

5040-5042 1/2 Clara St

8421 Cedartree Rd

5141-5145 1/2 Elizabeth St

Elizabeth Villas

5123-5125 1/2 Elizabeth St

5101-5109 Elizabeth St

7730-7738 Wilcox Ave

5029 Elizabeth St

5021 Elizabeth St

6209 Emil Ave

1425 S Greenwood Ave

1345 S Greenwood Ave

Greenwood

1257 S Greenwood Ave

1249-1253 S Greenwood Ave

La Arboleda

1424 S Greenwood Ave

1221-1231 S Greenwood Ave

1324 S Greenwood Ave

Greenwood Apartments

1336 S Greenwood Ave

Commerce Senior

6611-6615 1/2 Granger Ave

1215 S Spruce St

Rosewood Park Senior

1131-1141 S Spruce St

Del Rio

TELACU Gardens

Jr's Manor

5950 Loveland St

825-& 829 S Taylor Ave

5804 Gage Ave. 10

1031 S Montebello Blvd

6922-6930 Granger Ave

847 S Greenwood Ave

6934 Granger Ave

1034-1040 Carob Way

920 S Montebello Blvd

6919 Adamson Ave

1017 Bluff Rd

The Cedarcrest

6516-6626 Selfland Ave

6628-6630 Selfland Ave

6105 Alamo Ave

6034 Fry St

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