
Apartments near Kenneth Village Retail in Glendale, CA (2,582 Rentals)


405-407 E Cedar Ave

631 E Providencia Ave

468 E Providencia Ave

619 E Providencia Ave

236 E Cedar Ave

517 S 7th St

458 E Providencia Ave

488 E Providencia Ave

623 E Providencia Ave

517 S 6th St

563-569 E Providencia Ave

714 E Santa Anita Ave

218-220 E Cedar Ave

319 E Cedar Ave

230 E Cedar Ave

505-507 S 7th St

315 E Cedar Ave

224 E Cedar Ave

222 E Cedar Ave

509 E Providencia Ave

400-402 Western Ave

620 E Santa Anita Ave

808 E Santa Anita Ave

214-216 E Cedar Ave

167 W Linden Ct

328 E. Providencia Ave.

227-229 E Cedar Ave

437 E Providencia Ave

348 E Providencia Ave

512 E Santa Anita Ave

500 E Santa Anita Ave

231-233 E Cedar Ave

715 E Santa Anita Ave

725 E Santa Anita Ave

613 E Santa Anita Ave

623 E Santa Anita Ave

631 E Santa Anita Ave

625 E Santa Anita Ave

417-421 S Kenneth Rd

Residential Condominium

333 E Providencia Ave

611 E Santa Anita Ave

428 E Santa Anita Ave

442 E Santa Anita Ave

268 E Providencia Ave

619 E Santa Anita Ave

240-244 E Providencia Ave

Verdugo Springs

535 E Santa Anita Ave

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There are currently 3,200 Studio Apartments in Glendale with rent ranges from $1,350 to $4,227 with an average price of $2,340.
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