
Apartments near Adams Hill Center in Glendale, CA (3,433 Rentals)


408 Lincoln Ave

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110 N Belmont St

1349 Carlton Dr

1351 Carlton Dr

1332 E Broadway

111 N Belmont St

212 S Louise St

401 E Harvard St

1338 E Broadway

1344 E Broadway

115 N Belmont St

115 S Verdugo Rd

1305 E Broadway

326 Lincoln Ave

405 E Harvard St

909 S Central Ave

1340 E Broadway

111 S Verdugo Rd

118 N Cedar St

118 N Adams St

315 W Palmer Ave

119 W Lomita Ave

200 W Lomita Ave

116 N Belmont St

1309 E Broadway

120 S Jackson St

121 N Adams St

312 W Chevy Chase Dr

122 N Belmont St

121 N Belmont St

119 N Belmont St

310 W Garfield Ave

110-112 Olive St

122 N Cedar St

116 S Jackson St

114 Olive St

112 Olive St

125 N Belmont St

112-116 W Cerritos Ave

317 W Acacia Ave

1331 E Broadway

117 Olive St

130 N Belmont St

118 N Everett St

121 S Jackson St

316 W Palmer Ave

324 W Palmer Ave

1500 E Harvard St

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There are currently 3,241 Studio Apartments in Glendale with rent ranges from $1,300 to $4,176 with an average price of $2,232.
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