
Apartments near Olympic & Harvard Shopping Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (6,732 Rentals)


111-115 1/2 N Berendo St

145 N Alexandria Ave

2627 Raymond Ave

148 N Normandie Ave

121-123 N Catalina St

1624 S Bronson Ave

126 N Manhattan Pl

315 S Commonwealth Ave

1438 S Victoria Ave

1703 S Burlington Ave

142 N Alexandria Ave

1515 Crenshaw Blvd

1682 W 12th Pl

1348 W 20th St

3121 Geneva St

1215 S Plymouth Blvd

1621 S Burlington Ave

1411 S Burlington Ave

1627 S Burlington Ave

1383 W 23rd St

2641 S La Salle Ave

1438-1444 W 25th St

1231 S Plymouth Blvd

152 N Mariposa Ave

1414 W 25Th St

1628 S Bronson Ave

131 N Manhattan Pl

2648 S La Salle Ave

1375 W 23rd St

132 N Kenmore Ave

1611 S Bronson Ave

3620 W 1st St

1803 S Burlington Ave

149 N Alexandria Ave

1711 S Burlington Ave

322 S Commonwealth Ave

353 S Hoover St

1225-1227 1/2 S Plymouth Blvd

511 S Rampart Blvd

351 S Occidental Blvd

2630 S Manhattan Pl

227 S Virgil Ave

1256 S Plymouth Blvd

158 N Normandie Ave

123 N Normandie Ave

145 N Edgemont St

914 S Westlake Ave

1717 S Burlington Ave

1632 S Bronson Ave

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How much are Studio apartments in Los Angeles?
There are currently 30,145 Studio Apartments in Los Angeles with rent ranges from $699 to $10,005 with an average price of $2,157.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Los Angeles range from $854 to $39,303. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $3,617.
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