
Apartments near The Art Institute of California, Los Angeles - Los Angeles Campus in Santa Monica, CA (4,199 Rentals)


1730 Purdue Ave

11337 Nebraska Ave

3855 Inglewood Blvd

1408 Amherst Ave

1562 Barry Ave

1642 Federal Ave

11601-11611 Idaho Ave

1649 Colby Ave

1662 Colby Ave

11422 Iowa Ave

11328 Nebraska Ave

Venice Apartments

2149 S Bentley Ave

11822 Venice Blvd

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1849 Beloit Ave

1634 Federal Ave

1441 Armacost Ave

1447 Armacost Ave

1456 Armacost Ave

3854 Inglewood Blvd

1427 Saltair Ave

1436 Brockton Ave

1316 S Centinela Ave

1326 S Carmelina Ave

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1652 Colby Ave

1625 Federal Ave

1643 Colby Ave

638 Rose Ave

12757 Mitchell Ave

705 Brooks Ave

1419 S Saltair Ave

1437 Armacost Ave

1447 S Westgate Ave

1639 Colby Ave

1621 Federal Ave

12800 Zanja St

2600 Greenfield Ave

1801-1809 Sawtelle Blvd

1716 Purdue Ave

1845 Beloit Ave

10957 National Blvd

11543 Venice Blvd

3517 S Sepulveda Blvd

12763-12767 Mitchell Ave

12731 Mitchell Ave

12631 Mitchell Ave

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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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