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


4168 Oakwood Ave

334 N Kenmore Ave

426-428 N Normandie Ave

5031 Franklin Ave

4517 Maplewood Ave

1600 N Serrano Ave

4564 Finley Ave

5106 Lemon Grove Ave

5041 Franklin Ave

861-865 N Dillon St

311 N Berendo St

328 N Kenmore Ave

1651 N Hobart Blvd

4356 Clarissa Ave

1937 Palmerston Pl

871 N Oxford Ave

4459 Rosewood Ave

3415 Plata St

4350 Clarissa Ave

341 N Kenmore Ave

5047 Franklin Ave

636 Robinson St

1932-1934 N Alexandria Ave

3321-3323 London St

Harold Way

4475 Rosewood Ave

4463 Rosewood Ave

1970 Rodney Dr

4264 Holly Knoll Dr

536 N Harvard Blvd

947-949 1/4 N. Vendome St

321 N Heliotrope Dr

1747 Kingsley Dr

1954 N Kenmore Ave

953 North Vendome

Silverlake Triplex

1551 N Serrano Ave

1555 1/2-1555 N Serrano Ave

3400 London St

2025 Griffith Park Blvd

436 Normandie Pl

433 N Normandie Ave

544 N Harvard Blvd

935-939 N Vendome St

1561-1569 N. Serrano

1944 Palmerston Pl

1757 N Kingsley Dr

1956 N Commonwealth Ave

629 N Hobart Blvd

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