
Apartments near Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center in Los Angeles, CA (6,026 Rentals)


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564-592 N Kingsley Dr

522-528 N Alexandria Ave

4230-4312 Los Feliz Blvd

1752-1762 Garfield Pl

3209 Descanso Dr

637-647 Maltman Ave.

1413 Murray Dr

4310-4312 Los Feliz Blvd

5427 Romaine St

1804 Garfield Pl

5627 Lexington Ave

4125 Rosewood Ave

549 N Ardmore Ave

853 N Oxford Ave

560 N. Kingsley

Ben Lomond Place Apartments

1727 N Garfield Pl

Hollywood Apartment

Oak & Main

No Longer Managing

635 N Harvard Blvd

Le Claire Apartments

3205 Descanso Dr

626 Maltman Ave

530 N Ardmore Ave

5611 Carlton Way

1733 Garfield Pl

One Bedroom Townhome @ 644 N Hobart!

4228 1/2 Los Feliz Blvd

The Modern LA

542 N Normandie Ave

512 N Alexandria Ave

446 N Westmoreland Ave

5441-5443 Romaine St

5633 Virginia Ave

1832 Garfield Pl

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Patio Apartments

5452 Sierra Vista Ave

5617 Carlton Way

1 BED / 1 BATH - FULLY REMODELED UNIT

Garfield Arms

4106 Rosewood Ave

5433 Barton Ave

Hollywood Marketplace

1067 N St Andrews Pl

Garfield Terrace

525 N Ardmore Ave

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