
Apartments near Hobart Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (5,829 Rentals)


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158 N Normandie Ave

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168 N Mariposa Ave

2230 N Cahuenga Blvd

6125 Glen Oak St

539-541 N Commonwealth Ave

520 N Virgil

1307 N Cherokee Ave

3378-3384 Rowena

563 N Hoover St

2230-2236 1/2 N Cahuenga Blvd

2290-2300 Holly Dr

816 N. Hudson Drive,

247-249 N Berendo St

215 N Kenmore Ave

154 N Normandie Ave

3429-3437 Rowena Ave

The Rossmore

170 N Alexandria Ave

659-661 1/2 Imogen Ave

1326 Edgecliffe Dr

220-220 1/2 N Kenmore Ave

138 N St Andrews Pl

663-665 1/2 Imogen Ave

1350 Edgecliffe Dr

1621 Edgecliffe Dr

156 N Mariposa Ave

853 N Hudson Ave

1237-1239 N Cherokee Ave

637 Imogen Ave

4104 Los Feliz Blvd

148 N Normandie Ave

753 Wilcox Ave

102 N Kingsley Dr

1231 N Cherokee Ave

1382-1394 Edgecliffe Dr

1440-1444 Edgecliffe Dr

131 N Manhattan Pl

221-223 N Catalina St

1406 Edgecliffe Dr

126 N Manhattan Pl

6678-6684 De Longpre Ave

152 N Mariposa Ave

536 N Commonwealth Ave

147 N Mariposa Ave

207 N Kenmore Ave

138 N Mariposa Ave

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