
Apartments near Grand Station-Blue Line in Los Angeles, CA (3,927 Rentals)


1460 W 22nd St

1731 S New England St

731 E Jefferson Blvd

2801 Menlo Ave

1328 E. 21st St.

1346 W 29th St

1850 W 11th St

1863 W 11th Pl

1032 S Bonnie Brae St

1333 Linwood Ave

1475 W 23rd St

760 S San Pedro St

1856-1858 W 11th St

942 S Burlington Ave

1830 Westmoreland Ave

735 Witmer St

815 Green Ave

1867-1869 W 11th Pl

1039-1045 3/4 S Bonnie Brae St

936 Burlington Ave

RD1.5 Tier 3 TOC

1013 E 28th St

3712 Maple Ave

1404-1408 8 Small Lot Subdivision

1023 E 28th St

1820 Westmoreland Ave

932 Burlington Ave

1462 S Central Ave

1866 W 11th St

1800 Westmoreland Ave

1810 Westmoreland Ave

1428 Magnolia Ave

1111 S Westlake Ave

Meera Townhomes

1424 Magnolia Ave

1330-1332 Arapahoe St

3316 Stanford Ave

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520 E 36th St

1825 Westmoreland Ave

1009 E 29th St

733 Columbia Ave

750 Crocker St

722-748 1/2 San Pedro St

3726 Wall St

Hollywood Parkview Apartments

723 Columbia Ave

1813 S Westmoreland Ave

2200 Pico Blvd

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There are currently 30,137 Studio Apartments in Los Angeles with rent ranges from $699 to $10,005 with an average price of $2,161.
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