
Apartments near Oakwood Plaza in Hollywood, FL (841 Rentals)


236-240 NW 6th Ave

4956 Tradewinds Ter

25-29 NE 1st Ct

227-235 SE 1st St

213 SE Park St

506 W 3rd St

230-234 SE Park St

106 NE 1st Ave

237 SE 1st St

Edgewater Condo

Villa L'homme Motel

21-27 NE 2nd Ave

140 NE 1st Ave

237-241 SE Park St

Park Street Villas

1477 NW 10th St

239-249 SE 1st St

33-37 NE 2nd Ave

317 NW 5th Ave

106-110 NE 1st Ct

50 SE 3rd Ave

Meadowbrook Lakes View Condominiums

254 E Dania Beach Blvd

1405 NW 10th St

133-137 NE 1st Ct

220-224 NE 1st St

235-239 NE 1st Ter

Townhouse East

2100 SW 47th St

2165 SW 47th St

2149 SW 47th St

4850 SW 26th Ave

103 NE 3rd St

2200-2220 SW 46th Ct

4830 SW 27th Ave

230 NE 2nd Pl

4850 SW 28th Ave

2723-2741 W Griffin Rd

Danians

2765-2779 W Griffin Rd

Florida Park

Palm Village Club Condominiums

4708-4730 SW 29th Ter

4680-4684 SW 29th Ter

Sea Oaks Condominiums

4608 SW 29th Ter

Atlantica

Parkview Place

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There are currently 1,747 Studio Apartments in Hollywood with rent ranges from $925 to $6,907 with an average price of $2,147.
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