
Apartments near The Art Institute of California, Los Angeles - Los Angeles Campus in Santa Monica, CA (4,197 Rentals)


607 Venezia Ave

Primetime Brentwood

4112 Grand View Blvd

339 Vernon Ave

The Goshen Plaza

12033 Goshen Ave

12039 Goshen Ave

11946 Goshen Ave

1873 Veteran Ave

4100 Inglewood Blvd

4019-4023 Mclaughlin Ave

11940 Goshen Ave

Goshen Apartments

Goshen Eighteen by Wiseman

1850 Greenfield Ave

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4124 Grandview

12023 Goshen Ave

Marina East Apartments

4110 Inglewood Blvd

4035 Mclaughlin Ave

11957 Goshen Ave

11988 Kiowa Ave

Vernon Avenue Apartments

4136 Grandview

11401 WASHINGTON PL

1824 Greenfield Ave

Goshen Luxury Apartments

1830 S Greenfield

1827 Veteran Ave

11838 Goshen Ave

11931 Goshen Ave "Le Robaire"

11842 Goshen Ave

11964 Kiowa Ave

11946 Kiowa Ave

11901 Goshen Ave

4059 McLaughlin Ave

315 Vernon Ave

3967 Sawtelle Blvd

4061 McLaughlin Avenue

3971-3977 Sawtelle Blvd

11355 Washington Pl

11957 Kiowa Ave

11325 Washington Pl

Kelton Alexander by Wiseman

4148 Inglewood Blvd

4216 S Centinela Ave

The McLaughlin Avenue Apartments

1852 Kelton Ave

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There are currently 3,113 Studio Apartments in Santa Monica with rent ranges from $1,298 to $5,995 with an average price of $2,729.
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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 $4,488.
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