
Apartments near Oakwood Plaza in Hollywood, FL (842 Rentals)


Hollywood Little Ranches

2020 Buchanan St

921 N 17th Ct

Hollywood Little Ranches

Arthur Street Apartments

1010 N 17th Ave

407 N 28th Ave

2246 Fillmore St

2846 Fillmore St

1944 Buchanan St

600 N 20th Ave

The Dorian

1911-1919 Buchanan St

1825-1829 Lincoln St

2334 Fillmore St

1022 N 16th Ct

1856 Lincoln St

2443-2445 Taylor St

1813 Lincoln St

2216 Fillmore St

Chelsea

2411 Taylor St

1721 Johnson St

1830-1836 Lincoln St

1857-1859 Buchanan St

Filmore Courtyard

2325 Taylor St

2230 Fillmore St

Grandview at Emerald Hills

1502 Arthur St

Konefal Apartments

2022 Pierce St

1705 Johnson St

1023 N 16th Ct

1715 Johnson St

1724 Johnson St

1720 Johnson St

530 N 20th Ave

2432 Taylor St

1723 Johnson St

Aloha House

1931 Pierce St

1941 Pierce St

1501 Arthur St

2247 Taylor St

2008 Pierce St

2237 Taylor St

2217-2223 Taylor St

1859 Buchanan St

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There are currently 1,742 Studio Apartments in Hollywood with rent ranges from $925 to $6,984 with an average price of $2,147.
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