
Apartments near Johnson And Wood in North Hollywood, CA (3,210 Rentals)


11483 Sherman Way

4975 Clybourn Ave

10944 Moorpark St

6645 Whitsett Ave

11401 Sherman Way

Hart Street Apartments

11439 Sherman Way

12117 Hart St

10753-10765 Landale St

6708 Whitsett Ave

Plaza Colonial

10835 Moorpark St

6659 Whitsett Ave

7219 Bakman Ave

6716 Whitsett Ave

7217 Lemp Ave

7224 Tujunga Ave

6722 Whitsett Ave

7230-7232 Tujunga Ave

10937 Bloomfield St

10941 Bloomfield St

6701-6707 Whitsett Ave

12827 Oxnard St

7227 Lemp Ave

12833 Oxnard St

6727 Whitsett Ave

Sorrento Villas

Toluca Court

7227 Troost Ave

5914 Coldwater Canyon Ave

7226 Troost Ave

6000 Coldwater Canyon Ave

6735 Whitsett Ave

10932 Bloomfield St

6054 Coldwater Canyon Ave

6050 Coldwater Canyon Ave

10912 Bloomfield St

10611 Landale St

10632-10636 Landale St

10821-10823 Bloomfield St

10626 Landale St

7306 Tujunga Ave

6134 Coldwater Canyon Ave

10653 Moorpark St

6144 Coldwater Canyon Ave

Bloomfield Manor

6138-6142 Coldwater Canyon Ave

10842-10846 Bloomfield St

12528 Vanowen St

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There are currently 2,508 Studio Apartments in North Hollywood with rent ranges from $999 to $3,541 with an average price of $1,961.
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