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


Harvard Manor Apartments

8020 Blackburn Ave

The Russell Avenue Apartments

131 S Manhattan Pl

612 N Orlando Ave

1803 N Harvard Blvd

8360 Clinton St

551 N Kings Rd

5220-5230 Hollywood Blvd

Guardian Arms Apartments

1815 N. Harvard Blvd

120 S Manhattan Pl

514 N Kings Rd

8355 Rosewood Ave

510 N Harvard Blvd

Corsair Apartments

The Falcon

Oxford Avenue Apartments II

Franklin Palms

Harvard Towers

540 N Orlando Ave

1627 N Kingsley Dr

550 N Orlando Ave

124 N Oxford Ave

4454 2nd St

South Norton Apartments

1776 N Harvard Blvd

423 N Harvard Blvd

Hollywood Apartments

1808 N Harvard Blvd

530 N Orlando Ave

Orlando Apartments

346 S Van Ness Ave

542-552 N Kingsley Dr

1849 N Harvard Blvd

1800 N Harvard Blvd

1826 N. Harvard Blvd

1735 N Kingsley Dr

4505 W 5th St

131 S Oxford Ave

Hollywood Capri

Regent Place Apartments

318 N Hobart Blvd

1747 N Kingsley Dr

Sunwood Towers

Manhattan Plaza Apartments

1844-1850 North Harvard

1801 N Kingsley

106 N Sweetzer Ave

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