
Apartments near Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center in Los Angeles, CA (6,008 Rentals)


135 N Normandie Ave

149 N Alexandria Ave

153 N Alexandria Ave

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135 1/2-137 1/2 N Catalina St

131-133 1/2 N Catalina St

140 N Kenmore Ave

148-154 N Hoover St

836 N La Fayette Park Pl

606 Parkman Ave

647 N Occidental Blvd

755 N La Fayette Park Pl

836 N La Fayette Pl

2948 Hyperion Ave

4843 Rosewood Ave

120-122 N Berendo St

125 N Berendo St

133 N Kenmore Ave

142 N Alexandria Ave

132 N Kenmore Ave

158 N Normandie Ave

152 N Mariposa Ave

5111 Raleigh St

138 N Mariposa Ave

1327-1333 Tamarind Ave

1146 Tamarind Ave

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154 N Normandie Ave

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4822 Rosewood Ave

331 N Serrano Ave

4847 Rosewood Ave

4826 Rosewood Ave

1729-1739 N Bronson Ave

1419 Tamarind Ave

5926 Carlton Way

145 N Alexandria Ave

127-129 N Catalina St

121-123 N Catalina St

133 N Edgemont St

121-123 1/2 N Berendo St

115 N New Hampshire Ave

124 N Kenmore Ave

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