
Apartments near Hobart Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (5,821 Rentals)


Palms at Beachwood

6153 Lexington Ave

Chateau Elaine

4520-4524 3/4 Willowbrook

4520-4524 3/4 Willow Brook Ave

4456 Lockwood Ave

4581 Finley Ave

635 N Harvard Blvd

6200-6206 Fountain Ave

Wallace on Sunset

634-636 N Kingsley Dr

1511-1513 3/4 Rosalia Rd

6201-6215 Yucca St

Yucca Argyle Apartments

Hollywood Heritage

4433 E Lockwood Ave

630-636 N Oxford Ave

6108 Carmen Pl

1136-1160 N. El Centro Ave

1125 Lodi

Rodney Drive Apartments

4575 SANTA MONICA

726 N Van Ness Ave

619 North Kingsley Drive

The Lex @ 4522 Lexington

6244 De Longpre Ave

4705 Ambrose Ave

Afton Place

1131 Lodi Pl

Diane Apartments

636 N St Andrews Pl

North Kingsley Apartments

2033 N Beachwood Drive

Villa Gina

2031-2035 Dracena Drive

1121-1125 N Westmoreland Ave

1172 N Westmoreland Ave

1326 Virgil Pl

1516 Rosalia Rd

2167 Beachwood Ter

608 North Kingsley Drive

2020 Dracena Dr

1201-1207 N Virgil Ave

2043 Beachwood Drive,

4457-4463 Willow Brook Ave

4555 Finley Ave

Lockwood Avenue Apartments

644 N Normandie Ave

606 N Oxford St

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