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


133 N Edgemont St

145-147 N Kenmore Ave

122 N Mariposa Ave

119 S Normandie Ave

Maltman Village

749 N Hudson Ave

643 Maltman Ave

535 N Rossmore Ave

6712-6714 Leland Way

221 N New Hampshire Ave

217 N New Hampshire Ave

Franklin Place

6683 Franklin Ave

3611-3613 1/2 Bellevue Ave

102 S Manhattan Pl

852 June St

739 N Hudson Ave

104 N Normandie Ave

4037-4041 Los Feliz Blvd

3716-3726 Oakwood Ave

805-809 N Kodak Dr

446 N Commonwealth Ave

718 N Hudson Ave

144 N Kenmore Ave

742 Maltman Ave

631-633 Maltman Ave

211-213 1/2 N New Hampshire Ave

1834-1840 Griffith Park Blvd

111 N Mariposa Ave

968 Tularosa Dr

6615 Lash Ln

117 N Alexandria Ave

139-141 N Catalina St

4653 W 1st St

140 N Kenmore Ave

133 N Kenmore Ave

1618-1622 1/2 Maltman Ave

3607-3609 1/2 Bellevue Av

116 N Alexandria Ave

3547-3555 London St

1326-1328 N Mccadden Pl

4010 Los Feliz Blvd

Edgemont Apartments

3524-3530 Ellsworth St

147 N Berendo St

Ariadne Getty Senior Housing

1933 Griffith Park Blvd

1232 N Mccadden Pl

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

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