
Apartments near Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles, CA (4,422 Rentals)


1142 N Fuller Ave

7512 Fountain Ave

1147 Vista

Ascent at 7511 Lexington Apartments

2001 N Ivar Ave

1109-1115 N Vista St

Lexington Apartments

1648 N Ogden Dr

7530 Lexington Ave

1600 VINE

7654 Fountain Ave

7548 Lexington Ave

7528-7534 Norton Ave

1034 N. Martel Avenue

1168-1174 N Curson Ave

Marigold West

7534 Norton Ave

1229 N Spaulding Ave

North Vista 4

7719 Hampton Ave

Martel Heights

7626 Lexington Ave

1221 N Spaulding Ave

119 - 7631 Norton Ave

1046 N Sierra Bonita Ave

7245-51 Willoughby Ave

1231 N Genesee Ave

1015 N Vista St

1243-1261 North Genesee Avenue

Werner Illing House ( Argle Arms )

1051 N Sierra Bonita Ave

1047 N Sierra Bonita Ave

Hollywood Tower

1221 N Genesee Ave

Unique

1006 N Sierra Bonita Ave

1023-1027 N Sierra Bonita Ave

NASA Living LLC

1020 N Curson Ave

1037 N Curson Ave

943 N Gardner St

1016 N Curson Ave

1234 N Orange Grove Ave

Chateau Del Arbor

1021 N Curson Ave

1047 N Stanley Ave

936 N Sierra Bonita Ave

1316 N Fairfax Ave

1000 N Curson

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There are currently 30,148 Studio Apartments in Los Angeles with rent ranges from $699 to $10,005 with an average price of $2,177.
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