
Apartments near The Art Institute of California, Los Angeles - Los Angeles Campus in Santa Monica, CA (4,234 Rentals)


78 units/ Affordable

1313 Pico Blvd

2019 Euclid St

1508 Stanford St

1514 Franklin St

1507 Stanford St

2027 Euclid St

1018 Marine St

1747 16th St

3102 Broadway

2017 Euclid St

1511 Franklin St

2702 Broadway

2626 11th St

1507 Berkeley St

1023 Ashland Ave

2718-2722 Broadway

1028 Hill St

1513 Centinela Ave

1047 Ocean Park Blvd

1941 Euclid St

1512 Centinela Ave

1044 Ocean Park Blvd

1508 Centinela Ave

1015 Ashland Ave

2905-2915 Broadway

1925 Euclid St

1458 Princeton St

2016 Euclid St

Hill Street Apartments

1513 Michigan Ave

1452 Berkeley St

1031 Ocean Park Blvd

1447 Harvard St

1003 Ashland Ave

1446-1448 Yale St

1448 Stanford St

1448 Berkeley St

1443 Yale St

1008 Hill St

1437-1453 Stanford St

1453 Berkeley St

1919 Euclid St

1454 Princeton St

1023 Ocean Park Blvd

1005 Hill St

1911 Euclid St

1443 Princeton St

1443 Berkeley St
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