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


4525 Rosewood Ave

319 N Alexandria Ave

4918 Melrose Ave

5537 Lexington Ave

1962-1964 N Alexandria Ave

4431 Finley Ave

415 N Normandie Pl

1966-1972 N Alexandria Ave

600 N Serrano Ave

648 N Oxford Ave

247-249 N Berendo St

604 N Serrano Ave

5317 Lemon Grove Ave

329 N Mariposa Ave

323-325 1/2 N Alexandria Ave

5166-5182 Franklin Ave

1208 N St Andrews Pl

235-237 1/2 N. New Hampsh

5528 Fernwood Ave

453 N Kingsley Dr

1960-1964 1/2 N Alexandria Ave

1749 N Harvard Blvd

5322 Loma Linda Ave

653-659 Silver Lake Blvd

4320 Finley Ave

246 N Catalina St

5427 Barton Ave

Loma Linda

721 Silver Lake Blvd

5534 Fernwood Ave

1301-1309 Westerly Ter

5317 Loma Linda Ave

230-234 3/4 N Berendo St

310 N Mariposa Ave

5323 Lemon Grove Ave

235-237 N New Hampshire Ave

640 N Oxford Ave

2100 Griffith Park Blvd

4536 Rosewood Ave

4572 Maplewood Ave

4314-4318 Finley Ave

5543 La Mirada Ave

5437 Romaine St

2028 Rodney Dr

Hobart

4557 Rosewood Ave

233 N New Hampshire Ave

5420 Barton Ave

1837-1839 N Kingsley Dr

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