
Apartments near Royal Plaza in Glendale, CA (2,381 Rentals)


336 E Providencia Ave

234 W Elm Ave

342 E Providencia Avenue

560 E Providencia Ave

611 S 6th St

228 W Spazier Ave

220 W Spazier Ave

610 E Providencia Ave

335-337 E Providencia Ave

622 E Providencia Ave

357 E Providencia Ave

Recently Remodeled 461 E Providencia Ave

176 W Valencia Ave

240 W Spazier Ave

180 W Valencia Ave

Providencia Apartments

520 South Sixth St

607 E Providencia Ave

627 E Providencia Ave

336 E Santa Anita Ave

460-468 E Santa Anita Ave

476 E Santa Anita Ave

452 E Santa Anita Ave

268 Santa Anita Ave

530 E Santa Anita Ave

304 E Santa Anita Ave

544 E Santa Anita Ave

715 E. Providencia Ave

606 E Santa Anita Ave

610 E Santa Anita Ave

727 E. Providencia Avenue Apartments

Elmwood Focus

325 E Santa Anita Ave

170 W Elmwood Ave

176 W Elmwood Ave

148 E Santa Anita Ave

630 E Santa Anita Ave

227 W Alameda Ave

435 E Santa Anita Ave

501 East Santa Anita

182 W Elmwood Ave

188 W Elmwood Ave

345 E Santa Anita Ave

261 E Santa Anita Ave

361 E Santa Anita Ave

271 E Santa Anita Ave

194 W Elmwood Ave

434 S 6th St

177 W Elmwood Ave

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There are currently 3,207 Studio Apartments in Glendale with rent ranges from $1,350 to $4,143 with an average price of $2,296.
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