
Apartments near 13131-13133 Sherman in North Hollywood, CA (2,133 Rentals)


5835 Colfax Ave

5848-5850 1/2 Colfax Ave

11610 Oxnard St

5935 Lemp Ave

5927 Lemp Ave

5940 Lemp Ave

5915 Lemp Ave

5903 Lemp Ave

5638 Colfax Ave

5628 Colfax Ave

13103 Barbara Ann St

13205 Barbara Ann St

Colonia Corona Apartments

7116 Ethel Ave

7118 Ethel Ave

Sherman Way Apartments

13225 Gault St

13218 Barbara Ann St

Fulton III Apartments

Fulton Riviera

Villa Nova Apartments

7034-7042 Fulton Ave

7026 Fulton Ave

7117 Coldwater Canyon Ave

7010 Fulton Ave

Coldwater Canyon Apartments

Canyon Manor

Coldwater Plaza

7100 Coldwater Canyon Ave

Fulton, 6930

12817-12819 Barbara Ann St

6915-6919 Fulton Ave

6944-6954 Coldwater Canyon Ave

6938 Coldwater Canyon Ave

6842 Fulton Ave

6901-6913 Coldwater Canyon Ave

The Canyon Apartments

13135 Vanowen St

6912 Coldwater Canyon Ave

7636 Fulton Ave.

13111 Vanowen St

6900 Coldwater Canyon Ave

13061 Vanowen St

6851 Coldwater Canyon Ave

13147 Vanowen St

13227 Vanowen St

Coldwater Manor

13015 Vanowen St

13001 Vanowen St

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There are currently 2,511 Studio Apartments in North Hollywood with rent ranges from $999 to $3,541 with an average price of $1,954.
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