
Apartments near Hill Plaza in Pasadena, CA (1,541 Rentals)


1091-1109 N Los Robles Ave

542-544 S Los Robles Ave

612 Washington Blvd

590-598 E Washington Blvd

555 S Los Robles Ave

369 Waldo Ave

586 Washington Blvd

Community Arms Apartments

855 N Marengo Ave

275 Marengo Ave

400 California Blvd

Del Mar Gardens

2510 Queensberry Rd

585 E Washington Blvd

Euclid House

552 Euclid Ave

Marengo Apartments

TELACU Courtyard

Washington Courtyard

Villa Raymond-Old

515 N Raymond Ave

The Washington

470 E Washington Blvd

276 E Bellevue Dr

301 Pleasant St.

63 S Daisy Ave

Pine Terrace

488 E Washington Blvd

527 E Washington Blvd

305 California Blvd

California Euclid Apartments

820 N Raymond Apartments

485 E Washington Blvd

14 North Fair Oaks

Green Hotel Apartments

1390 Los Robles Ave

The Lake Villas

Olive Tree Lane Apartments

The Magnoloia Gardens

1375 N Los Robles Ave

Heritage Square Senior Apartments

230 California Blvd

840 N Fair Oaks Ave

1401 N Los Robles Ave

Garfield Palms

1030 N Raymond Ave

111 S Sunnyslope Ave

1425 Los Robles Ave

Marengo Apartments

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How much are Studio apartments in Pasadena?
There are currently 1,506 Studio Apartments in Pasadena with rent ranges from $1,300 to $10,005 with an average price of $2,453.
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