
Apartments near The Art Institute of California, Los Angeles - Los Angeles Campus in Santa Monica, CA (4,196 Rentals)


960 21st St

161 Ocean Park Blvd

954 21st St

Neilson Villas

159 Hollister Ave

924 21st St

803-807 Princeton St

801 26th Street

805 23rd Street

&Pico

G8 by CLG

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Overland & Ayres

Comma Barrington Co-Living

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Linea

Archer

The Landmark Los Angeles

2820 Sawtelle Blvd

Hive Barrington

The Marlowe

Inclave Luxury Apartments

The Louella

Purdue by Category

1515 Colby Ave

C on Pico

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8 Brooks Ave

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Lincoln Place

Green Park

RBM 2121 Westwood Apartments

Barrington Row

Barringway Place

Lido Apartments - 1532 Brockton Ave

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The Charlie Mar Vista

The Lucky

1539 Beloit Ave

Haven Apartments

Picasso Brentwood

The SW by CLG

The Adler Apartments

Olive Co-Living

Desora

R3 by CLG

3700 Sepulveda Apartments

The R2 by CLG

Matteson by Category

HVN on Amherst - 1 Bedroom & 1 Bath

11835 Tennessee Pl

The Amara

2445 S Barrington Ave

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There are currently 3,120 Studio Apartments in Santa Monica with rent ranges from $1,298 to $5,995 with an average price of $2,745.
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