
Apartments near Hollywood Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (6,727 Rentals)


836 N Oxford Ave

1807 Winona Blvd

1721-1729 1/2 N Kingsley Dr

1959 N Vermont Ave

1835 N Normandie Ave

5019 Franklin Ave

5015 Franklin Ave

1758 N Kingsley Dr

851 N Dillon St

3260 Descanso Dr

1925 Palmerston Pl

1930-1936 Kenmore Ave

1843-1849 N Normandie Ave

5007 Franklin Ave

3414 London St

4253 Franklin Ave

1920 N Alexandria Ave

312 N New Hampshire Ave

603 N Harvard Blvd

1535 N Serrano Ave

5025 Franklin Ave

324 N Heliotrope Dr

4451 Clarissa Ave

1623 N Hobart Blvd

700 Robinson St

1531 N Serrano Ave

432 N Normandie Ave

1636 Redcliff St

1537 N Serrano Ave

552 N Harvard Blvd

311 N Commonwealth Ave

343 N Kenmore Ave

Hollywood Kingsley Apartments

552-554 3/4 N. Harvard Bl

3324-3326 1/2 Bellevue Ave

737 N Dillon St

314 N Berendo St

655 N Hobart Blvd

1710 N Harvard Blvd

3274-3278 Descanso Dr

1120 Westerly Terr.

1851 N Normandie Ave

1938 N Kenmore Ave

309 N Commonwealth Ave

Heliotrope garden

4206 Franklin Ave

802 No Dillon St

4574 Finley Ave

4568 Finley Ave

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