
Apartments near California Fair Oaks in Pasadena, CA (1,459 Rentals)


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306 Holliston Ave

1030 N Raymond Ave

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581-583 Mar Vista Ave

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720 East

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415 N Holliston Ave

41-49 Marion Ave

614-620 N Mar Vista Ave

577-581 587 N Michigan Ave

1095 N Raymond Ave

1085 Raymond Ave

419 N Hill Ave

427-429 N Hill Ave

1466 Locust St

1091-1109 N Los Robles Ave

567 N Holliston Ave

1185 E Orange Grove Blvd

135 Sierra Bonita Ave

159 N Sierra Bonita Ave

The Park Grove

239 N Sierra Bonita Ave

585 Hill Ave

1370 Orange Grove Blvd

La Villa Lake Apartments

Orange Grove Towers

lak109

1080 N Lake Ave

1109 N Lake Ave

1425 Orange Grove Blvd

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Pasadena Park Place

1020 Fair

630 Brent Ave

322 Pasadena Ave

454 Mission St

6307 Elgin St.

141 San Pascual Ave.

Acre Heights Apartments

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1127 Magnolia St, Unit 3

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831 Grevelia St, Unit D

521 Mission St, Unit 523-1/2

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6416 Ruby St, Unit #3

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1311 Lyndon St, Unit Apartment #8

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