
Apartments near 8800-8804 Melrose Ave in West Hollywood, CA (4,184 Rentals)


Granville Towers

905 N Genesee Ave

1041 N Ogden Dr

1000 N Ogden Dr

North Ogden Drive Townhomes

1008-1020 N Ogden Dr

1224 N Fairfax Ave

1240 N Fairfax Ave

1417 N Laurel Ave

7760 Romaine St

1046 N Ogden Dr

1005 N Genesee Ave

Laurel Apartments

1250-1262 N Fairfax Ave

1400 N Laurel Ave

1345 N Hayworth Ave

7719-7723 Willoughby Ave

1021 N Genesee Ave

924 Genesee Ave

938 N Genesee Ave

1165 N Orange Grove Ave

7740-50 Romaine St

Fountain & Fairfax

1215 N Orange Grove Ave

1342-1346 1/2 N Hayworth Ave

1037 N Genesee Ave

Spaulding Condos

Orange Grove Apartments

1119 N Ogden Dr

7731 Romaine St

1026 Genessee Ave

1216 N Orange Grove Ave

1013 N Spaulding Ave

1210 N Orange Grove Ave

910 N Spaulding Ave

1220 N Orange Grove Ave

1118 N Ogden Dr

3 Multi-Family

1411 N Fairfax Ave

1232 N Orange Grove Ave

1201 N Ogden Dr

1123 N Genesee Ave

1010 N Spaulding Ave

937 N Stanley Ave

1334-1336 N Fairfax Ave

939 N Stanley Ave

1223 N Ogden Dr

1004 N Spaulding Ave

929 N Stanley Ave

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There are currently 3,295 Studio Apartments in West Hollywood with rent ranges from $795 to $4,395 with an average price of $2,223.
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