
Apartments near Retail + Sfr in Los Angeles, CA (2,359 Rentals)


1661 Echo Park Ave

1606 Westerly Ter

1645 - 1647 Lucretia Ave

2358 Elmgrove St

1546 Silver Lake Blvd

1651 Golden Gate Ave

1549-1551 Silver Lake Blvd

2527-2529 Berkeley Ave

1505 Myra Ave

4107 Sunset Dr

1306 Manzanita St

The Hyperion

1543-1547 Silver Lake Blvd

1637-1639 1/2 Micheltorena St

1666 Edgecliffe Dr

4133 Cumberland Ave

4127-4129 Cumberland Ave

3821 Effie St

1536-1538 Silver Lake Blvd

4111 Sunset Dr

2512 Berkeley Ave

1633 Micheltorena St

1418 Hazelwood Ave

1607 Lake Shore Ave

4202 Clayton Ave

1238-1242 Manzanita St

4046-4048 Goodwin Ave

1700-1710 Griffith Park Blvd

4115 Sunset Dr

4009 Sequoia St

4327 Melbourne Ave

4201 Cumberland Ave

1648 Edgecliffe Dr

4208 Clayton Ave

4542 Eagle Rock Blvd

4610 York Blvd

4022 Goodwin Ave

3325 Berkeley Ave

3319 Berkeley Ave

1613 Micheltorena St

4601 Eagle Rock Blvd

4211-4213 Cumberland St

1638-1640 Edgecliffe Dr

1639 Talmadge St

4615 Eagle Rock Blvd

1607-1611 Micheltorena St

1568 Murray Cir

4110 Fountain Ave

4319-4321 Prospect Ave

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There are currently 30,152 Studio Apartments in Los Angeles with rent ranges from $699 to $10,005 with an average price of $2,175.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Los Angeles range from $775 to $39,303. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $3,626.
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