
Apartments near Grand Station-Blue Line in Los Angeles, CA (3,903 Rentals)


904 S Mariposa Ave

929 S Mariposa Ave

917 S Mariposa Ave

3917 Halldale Ave

1441 E Vernon Ave

819 S Kenmore Ave

1142 S Harvard

923 S Mariposa Ave

1029 S Ardmore Ave

1111 W 42nd St

932 S Normandie Ave

735 S Berendo St

3919 Halldale Ave

1451 E Vernon Ave

1639 E 42nd St

3988 S. Normandie Avenue

947 S Normandie Ave

943 S Normandie Ave

909 S Mariposa Ave

734 S Catalina St

849 Fedora St

1035 S Ardmore Ave

1109-1111 S Kingsley Dr

727 S Berendo St

Residential Condominium

922 S Normandie Ave

916 S Normandie Ave

905 S Mariposa Ave

841 Fedora St

1015-1017 S Ardmore Ave

La Reina Apartments

1120 S Harvard Blvd

901 S Mariposa Ave

K2 LA Apartments

848 S Mariposa Ave

Koreatown Condo

1056 W 42nd Pl

933 S Normandie Ave

1255-1261 W 41st St

927 S Normandie Ave

1053-1057 S Kingsley Dr

1651 E 42nd St

4324 S Vermont Ave

1350 W Martin Luther King Jr Blvd

684 S New Hampshire Ave

3215 San Marino St

701-707 S Berendo St

978 S Ardmore Ave

840 S Mariposa Ave

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