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


1351-1369 N Hobart Blvd

910 N Serrano

1852-1862 N Edgemont St

655 N Kingsley Dr

926 N Serrano Ave

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4770 Franklin Ave

1811 Alexandria Ave

1607-1611 Micheltorena St

1539 N Harvard Blvd

4808 Franklin Ave

1310 N Serrano Ave

1905 Dracena Dr

1430 Micheltorena St

5413 Lexington Ave

3544 Dahlia Ave

3526 Bellevue Ave

446 N Commonwealth Ave

1901-1903 Hyperion Ave

800 N Hobart Blvd

3522 Bellevue Ave

1522 Micheltorena St

4818 Franklin Ave

617 Tularosa Dr

1841 Griffith Park Blvd

646 Tularosa Dr

1756 N Normandie Ave

1835 N Kenmore Ave

1064 N Oxford Ave

713 N Harvard Blvd

1524 N Hobart Blvd

3366 Descanso Dr

4519-4523 Clinton St

734 N Hobart Blvd

5410 La Mirad Ave

825 N Hobart Blvd

914-922 N Serrano Ave

1631 N Kingsley Dr

1817 N Alexandria Ave

439-443 N Heliotrope Dr

501 N Kenmore Ave

1604 N Harvard Blvd

1601 N Harvar

720 N Hobart Blvd

525 N Normandie Ave

426 N Virgil Ave

1622 N Harvar

1911-1913 N Vermont Ave

1633 Micheltorena St

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