
Apartments near The Art Institute of California, Los Angeles - Los Angeles Campus in Santa Monica, CA (4,203 Rentals)


2499 Sawtelle Blvd

2778 Sawtelle Blvd

2467 Sawtelle Blvd

2471 Sawtelle Blvd

2906-2908 Sawtelle Blvd

3719 S Centinela Ave

3713 S Centinela Ave

1757 Armacost Ave

11730-11740 Missouri Ave

11966 Walnut Ln

1744 Brockton Ave

1753 Armacost Ave

1734 Brockton

2048 Colby Ave

3710 S Centinela Ave

3733 S Centinela Ave

1923 Barry Ave

1846-1848 Stoner Ave

11703-11705 Missouri Ave

3737 S Centinela Ave

11983 Walnut Ln

11969 Walnut Ln

1739 Armacost Ave

1733 Armacost Ave

11967 Walnut Ln

1734 Armacost Ave

1706 Bundy Dr

3720-3724 S Centinela Ave

University Village

1730 Brockton Ave

1847 S Barrington Ave

1843-1845 S Barrington Ave

1647 S Bundy Dr

3726 S Centinela Ave

3745 S Centinela Ave

1700 Bundy Dr

1725 Armacost Ave

1729 Armacost Ave

1725 S Westgate Ave

1716 Brockton Ave

Lincoln Place Apartment Homes

1717 Armacost Ave.

1740 S Westgate Ave

1727-1731 S Westgate Ave

3261-3281 Sawtelle Blvd

3758 Colonial Ave

3753 S Centinela Ave

1710 Armacost Ave

11979 Iowa Ave

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How much are Studio apartments in Santa Monica?
There are currently 3,123 Studio Apartments in Santa Monica with rent ranges from $1,298 to $5,995 with an average price of $2,731.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Santa Monica range from $775 to $17,510. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $4,478.
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