
Apartments near Hollywood Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (6,725 Rentals)


521 N Kenmore Ave

5356 Fountain Ave

1854 New Hampshire Ave

555 N Normandie Ave

5400 Lexingto Ave

1736 N Normandie Ave

1752 N Mariposa Ave

3604 Bellevue Ave

5002 Lemon Grove Ave

1745 N Mariposa Ave

1665-1679 Golden Gate Ave

1749 N Mariposa

1409 N Hobart Blvd

1015 N Serrano Ave

1819 Kenmore

4514 Franklin Ave

4772 Franklin Ave

4758 Franklin Ave

The Micheltorena Apartments

549 N Normandie Ave

1414-1420 Micheltorena St

1558 N Harvard Blvd

637 Tularosa Dr

735 N Harvard Blvd

1807 N Alexandria Ave

1621 N Kingsley Dr

1408-1412 Micheltorena St

4776 Franklin Ave

1225 N Serran Ave

4207 Rosewood Ave

806 N Hobart Blvd

643 Tularosa Dr

1725 N Normandie Ave

440-442 N Virgil Ave

cularosa gardens

4760 Franklin Ave

1638 N Kingsley Dr

Serrano I

1861 New Hampshire Ave

930-934 N Serrano Ave

955-957 N Serrano Ave

4136 Rosewood Ave

518 N Alexandria Ave

1800 Mariposa Ave

1716 3/4 Winona Blvd

1019 N Serrano Ave

523 N Alexandria

3521 Bellevue Ave

3517 Bellevue Ave

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