
Apartments near Ventura Place Center in Studio City, CA (2,308 Rentals)


5216 Bellingham Ave

11208 Camarillo St

11319 Huston St

Residential Condominium

4918 Tujunga Ave

4845 Coldwater Canyon Ave

11226 La Maida St

5222 Bellingham Ave

12424 Magnolia Blvd

11678 Magnolia Blvd

11672 Magnolia Blvd

4418 Ensign Ave

Peach Grove Apartments

11666 Magnolia Blvd

11311 Huston St

11658-11660 1/4 Magnolia Blvd

5234 Vantage Ave

11202-112061/2 Camarillo St

4432 Ensign Ave

Spanish Style NoHo 4 unit

11218 La Maida St

11240 Peach Grove St

4844 Van Noord Ave

5008 Tujunga Ave

11656-11656 1/2 Magnolia Blvd

11303 Huston St

11658-1166 1/4 Magnolia B

4850 Van Noord Ave

5010 Tujunga Ave

11281 Huston St

4854 Van Noord Ave

Sorrento Villas

11675 Magnolia Blvd

Morrison Villas

11241 Peach Grove St

5250 Bellingham Ave

4915 Coldwater Canyon Av

11260 Huston St

13203 Moorpark St

11254 Huston St

11302 W Morrison St

11661 Magnolia Blvd

12425 Magnolia St

4919 Coldwater Canyon Ave

12425 Magnolia Blvd

5237 Hermitage Ave

5223-5227 Corteen Pl

5239-5243 Bellingham Ave

5239 Bellingham Ave

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How much are Studio apartments in Studio City?
There are currently 2,276 Studio Apartments in Studio City with rent ranges from $1,335 to $3,541 with an average price of $1,990.
What is the current price range for One Bedroom Studio City Apartments for rent?
Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Studio City ranges from $1,450 to $6,055 with an average monthly rent of $2,460.
What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Studio City cost?
The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Studio City range from $1,725 to $9,270. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $3,255.
How expensive are Studio City Three Bedroom Apartments?
There are currently 835 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Studio City on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $2,298 to $8,000 - averaging $4,143 for the location.
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