
Apartments near Pershing Square Station-Purple Line in Los Angeles, CA (3,267 Rentals)


2226-30 Valley Street, Los Angeles, CA 90057

126-128 N Lake St

2214-2232 W 8th St

952 Kensington Rd

1410 S Burlington Ave

2320 Ocean View Ave

1441 Pleasant Ave

2319 Ocean View Ave

1542 Pleasant Ave

1534-1536 Pleasant Ave

2201 Trinity St

812 S Grand View St

2204 Wall St

1230 S Westlake Ave

826 S Grand View St

2124-2126 Main St

10 California Detached Bungalows

Grand View Villa

1817-1819 3/4 Bellevue Ave

455 Savoy St

1300 Douglas St

438 Savoy St

518-520 S Park View St

1217 Douglas St

2325 W 6th St

1472 Allison Ave

228-230 N Lake St

1711-1715 Toberman St

1350 S Bonnie Brae St

1035 W 17th St

1443 Allison Ave

1405 S Burlington Ave

1447 Constance St

1012 W 17th St

1407 Bridge St

2224 Maple Ave

1835 Bellevue Ave

974 W Kensington Rd

1411 S Burlington Ave

1426 S Burlington Ave

246 N Lake St

621 E 22nd St

2227 James M Wood Blvd

1225 S Westlake Ave

242 N Lake St

1610 Pleasant Ave

1612 Pleasant Ave

1736 Clinton St

1701 Clinton St

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There are currently 30,145 Studio Apartments in Los Angeles with rent ranges from $699 to $10,005 with an average price of $2,157.
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