
Apartments near San Pedro Senior High School in Los Angeles, CA (519 Rentals)


677 W 13th St

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835 W 1st St

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Thrive on 7th

740 W 24th St.

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927 W 19th St

550 Harborfront

914 Alma Street

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3046 S Kerckhoff Ave, Unit REAR UNIT

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683 W 12th St, Unit 683 W. 12th Street, 2, San Pedro

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335 N Palos Verdes St, Unit San Pedro Harbor View Apartments

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2243 Barbour Ct, Unit Barbour ct

1825 S. Gaffey St.

559 W 14th St.

534 W 11th St.

605 Lofts

902 S Mesa St

2818 S Peck Ave

2721 S Denison Ave

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627 W. Oliver St.

Harbor Walk

1021 W 14th St

1049 W 13th St

940 W 18th St

1302 S Leland St

900 W 14th St

1020 W 13th St

1315 S Leland St

1303 S Leland St

970 W 19th St

1203 S Alma St

934 W 13th St

1221 S Meyler St

852 W 18th St

1144 W 13th St

1215 S Leland St

1164 W 13th St

847 18th St

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