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


127-129 N Catalina St

110 S Alexandria Ave

101 N Kenmore Ave

4218-4222 1/2 Burns Ave

1177 N Hoover St

1613 Hillhurst Ave

3942 Marathon St

1232 N Commonwealth Ave

1226 N Commonwealth Ave

3969 Melrose Ave

823-825 N June St

221 N New Hampshire Ave

544 N Westmoreland

536 N Westmoreland Ave

147 N Berendo St

217 N New Hampshire Ave

2140 N Beachwood Dr

1728 Wilcox Ave

3936-3940 Marathon St

4300 Willow Brook Ave

1617 Hillhurst Ave

4212-4216 1/2 Burns Ave

4611 Melbourne Ave

4531 Prospect Ave

241 S Serrano Ave

2016 Argyle Ave

4119-4123 1/2 Normal Ave

1623-1627 Hillhurst Ave

6635 De Longpre Ave

1185 N Hoover St

532 N Westmoreland Ave

211-213 1/2 N New Hampshire Ave

3963 Melrose Ave

121-123 N Catalina St

2071 Vista Del Mar

4637 Russell Ave

1227 N Hoover St

3957 Melrose Ave

115-119 N Catalina St

1231 N Cherokee Ave

501 N Westmoreland Ave

228 S Harvard Blvd

4208 Burns Ave

4523-4525 Prospect Ave

106 S Edgemont St

148 S Normandie Ave

1911-1913 N Vermont Ave

516 N Westmoreland Ave

249 S Manhattan Pl

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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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