
Apartments near Sunset Boulevard Retail Center in Los Angeles, CA (5,803 Rentals)


1027 N Ardmore Ave

1966-1972 N Alexandria Ave

1144 N Edgemont St

1204-1210 N Wilton Pl

1233 N New Hampshire Ave

1025 N Mariposa Ave

1243-1245 1/2 New Hampshi

5717 La Mirada Ave

1134 N Edgemont St

5711 La Mirada Ave

1324 N New Hampshire Ave

1174 Heliotrope Dr

5722-5724 1/2 Fountain Ave

5700 La Mirada Ave

5648 Franklin Ave

1944 Palmerston Pl

1019 N Serrano Ave

1227 N New Hampshire Ave

1859 N Gramercy Pl

1318 N New Hampshire Ave

5704 La Mirada Ave

1128 N Edgemont St

5723 La Mirada Ave

1024 N Oxfor Ave

1036 N Normandie Ave

1926 N Kenmore Ave

5650 Franklin Ave

1832 N Wilton Pl

1740 Taft Ave

1209 N Wilton Pl

1168 Heliotrope Dr

5647 Virginia Ave

5716 La Mirada Ave

5658 Franklin Ave

5734-5736 Fountain Ave

1244 N New Hampshire Ave

1015 N Serrano Ave

1032 N Normandie Ave

4818 Franklin Ave

1015 N Normandie Ave

1930-1936 Kenmore Ave

5722 La Mirada Ave

1901 Catalina St

1011 N Normandie Ave

1114 N Edgemont St

1964 Palmerston Pl

1004 N Ardmore Ave

4715 Fountain Ave

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How much are Studio apartments in Los Angeles?
There are currently 30,158 Studio Apartments in Los Angeles with rent ranges from $699 to $10,005 with an average price of $2,168.
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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 $3,617.
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