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


1505-1521. Wellesley Ave

1553 Brockton Ave

1814 Federal Ave

Colby Missouri by Wiseman

1550 S Bundy Dr

1541 S. Bundy Drive

1855 Butler Ave

Amherst Apartments

1450 S Centinela Ave

1718-1722 S Barrington Ave

12737 Pacific Ave

1550 S Saltair Ave

1558 Brockton Ave

Geneva@Pacific

1621 Venice Blvd

3816 Beethoven St

Pacific Palm/michel Manor

12625 Pacific Ave

Geneva at Pacific

12545 Pacific Ave

Quo Vadis 08-LA

3821 Wasatch Ave

11877 Idaho Ave

1625 Stoner Ave

Butler Eighteen by Wiseman

1444 S Centinela Ave

1505 Amherst Avenue,

The Venice

Lido Apartments - 3211 South Bentley Avenue

1545 Brockton Ave

Champlin Properties

1632 Stoner Ave

1829 Butler Ave

Bundy Townhouses

1945 Corinth Ave

3655 McLaughlin Ave

3661 Mclaughlin Ave

Champlin Properties

12421 Pacific Ave

3665-3667 McLaughlin Ave

Centinela Luxury Investments Group LLC

2236 Penmar Ave

1724 Barry Ave

12415 Pacific Ave

1935 Corinth Avenue,

1532 S. Bundy Dr.

3758 Inglewood Blvd.

1549 S. Westgate Ave.

12810 Pacific 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 $2,724.
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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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