
Apartments near SM Strip Center in Los Angeles, CA (6,793 Rentals)


2005 Vista Del Mar St

Virgil Village Apartments

4218-4222 1/2 Lockwood Ave

4316 Willow Brook Ave

205-211 1/2 N Berendo St

4226 Burns Ave

235-237 N New Hampshire Ave

109 S Alexandria Ave

235-237 1/2 N. New Hampsh

184 S Ardmore Ave

115 N Kenmore Ave

2117 Beachwood Ter

208 S Harvard Blvd

548 N Westmoreland Ave

1817 Ivar Ave

118 S Mariposa Ave

1212 N Commonwealth Ave

3880 W 1st St

232 S Serrano Ave

4035 Monroe St

523 N Westmoreland Ave

4554-4556 Kingswell Ave

124 N Kenmore Ave

118-122 N Kenmore Ave

4415 Santa Monica Blvd

Annmar Apartments

131-133 1/2 N Catalina St

2111 N Beachwood Dr

2006 Argyle Avenue

233 S Serrano Ave

233 N New Hampshire Ave

1222 N Commonwealth Ave

4213 Lockwood Ave

1182 Commonwealth Ave

4627 Melbourne Ave

829 N June St

853 N June St

111 N Kenmore Ave

2032 Vista del Mar St

Juanita Villas

227 N New Hampshire Ave

6611 Leland Way

6631 De Longpre Ave

654 N Virgil Ave

2130 Beachwood Dr

2027 N Vista Del Mar Ave

Four (4) Apartment Building

6642 Fountain Ave

237 S Serrano Ave

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There are currently 30,137 Studio Apartments in Los Angeles with rent ranges from $699 to $10,005 with an average price of $2,161.
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