
Apartments near The Art Institute of California, Los Angeles - Los Angeles Campus in Santa Monica, CA (4,201 Rentals)


12915 Venice

Richland Metro by Wiseman

1619 Brockton Ave

1641 Westgate Avenue,

3711 Inglewood Blvd

The Charlie

1629-1633 S Armacost Ave

1620 Brockton Ave

1624 Armacost Ave

Scott Properties Apartments

The Imperial

Westbeach Place

Bundy Townhomes

1622 Armacost Ave

12101 Idaho Ave- NO VACANCY

1205 Victoria Ave

Amherst Manor

Westgate Court

3703 Inglewood Blvd

3714 Inglewood Blvd

Sepulveda Court

2642 S. Sepulveda Blvd.

1830 Federal Ave

Amherst Heights

3621 McLaughlin Ave

11813 Iowa Ave

1642 S Westgate Ave

1558-1576 S Bundy Dr

2820 S Sepulveda Blvd

2900 S. Sepulveda Blvd

2756 S Sepulveda Blvd

Lido Apartments - 2810 S Sepulveda

13117-13121 Venice Blvd

La Fortunado

1628 S Westgate Ave

1723 S Barrington Ave

1839-1841 Colby Ave

3810 Wade

1801 Federal

1730 S Barrington Ave

1841 Colby Ave

12706 Venice Blvd

12740 Venice Blvd

1617 S Westgate Ave

ven125

12514 Venice Blvd

1563 Brockton Ave

1525 Amherst

Solaire Venice

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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 $2,724.
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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 $4,509.
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