
Apartments near Santa Monica & Highland in Los Angeles, CA (5,539 Rentals)


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5346 Loma Linda Ave

5424 Franklin Ave

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San Marcos Apartments

204 N Manhattan Pl

825 N Harvard Blvd

Hancock Villa

630 S Burnside Ave

633 S Dunsmuir Ave

807-811 N Harvard Blvd

1560 N Hobar

625 S Burnside Ave

654 S Cloverdale Ave

5418 Franklin Ave

Swansea Park Senior Apartments II

Gramercy Apartments

614 Hauser Blvd

Lexington ARMS Apartments

The Blake LA

5225 De Longpre Ave

4573 W 1st St

660 S Cloverdale Ave

601-603 S Hauser Blvd

635 N Harvard Blvd

Eddy 840 Harvard Co Living

Cochran Apartments

5217 Virginia Ave

1626 N Hobart Blvd

5361 Russell Ave

630 S Ridgley Dr

1258 N Harvard Blvd

611 N Flores St

642 S Burnside Ave

127 S St Andrews Pl

5217-5219 Lexington Ave

5340 Russell Ave

656 S Cochran Ave

4663 Rosewood Ave

1315 N Kingsley Dr

Kingsley Court Apartments

5349-5353 Russell Ave

5400 Franklin

7948 Blackburn Ave

1321 N Kingsley Dr

5316 Loma Lind Ave

645 S Burnside Ave

336 S Norton Ave

615 Hauser Blvd

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