
Apartments near Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center in Los Angeles, CA (6,033 Rentals)


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1010 N Serrano Ave

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5400 Hollywood Family Apartments

5424 Carlton Way

1616 3/4-1616 3/4 Maltman Ave

Ambrose Gardens

1035 N Serrano Ave

1508 Maltman Ave

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4705 Ambrose Ave

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5322 Russell Ave

1716-1722 N Serrano Ave

5437 Virginia Ave

5426 W Virginia

5346 Loma Linda Ave

Serrano Place

Eddy 840 Harvard Co Living

1000 N Serrano Ave

970 N Serrano Ave

5358 Loma Linda Ave

5430 Carlton Way

603 N New Hampshire Ave

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2034-2040 Hoover St

806-812 3/4 Lucile Ave

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Villa Gina

The Russell Avenue Apartments

1849 N Harvard Blvd

939-941 N Hobart Blvd

2050-2062 Commonwealth Ave

5442 Virginia Ave

5440 Harold Way

806-810 3/4 Lucile Ave.

Franklin Palms

5333 Russell Ave

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5427 Carlton

Le Trianon Apartments

5449 Virginia Ave

1005-1009 N Serrano Ave

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