Apartments With Pools in Hollywood, FL
12 verified options · Hollywood, FL · Updated Jul 2026
Compare communities whose verified amenity lists include a pool in Hollywood. Every community below has a full review page with recurring resident feedback, advertised rent information and verified property details.
Per public listings in mid-2026, one-bedrooms in the new Young Circle/downtown towers generally run about $2,200-$3,150, while garden communities in Emerald Hills and west Hollywood land closer to $1,500-$1,900. Beachside condo rentals on Ocean Drive typically start around $2,400, and citywide the average one-bedroom sits near $2,100-$2,200.
1818 Park
Parkside / Young Circle · $1,713-$6,423
✓ 22-story tower right on Young Circle with some of the widest unit variety downtown, from sub-500 sq ft studios to penthouse layouts
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Alvista Hollywood (formerly Park Colony)
Park Road / 441 corridor · ~$1,830-$2,500 (approx., per listings)
✓ Clearly below-downtown pricing for one-to-three-bedroom garden apartments
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Bread Building
Young Circle (Hollywood Lakes edge) · $2,072-$4,768
✓ Brand-new roughly 25-story tower on the site of the landmark Hollywood Bread Building, directly on Young Circle
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Circ Residences
Young Circle / Downtown · $2,843-$3,482 (current listings)
✓ Location directly on Young Circle with ArtsPark, restaurants, and a Publix at the base of the building
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Cortland Hollywood (formerly Parc Station)
Park East / Oakwood-Sheridan area · $2,120-$3,070 (total price incl. fees)
✓ Steps from the Sheridan Street Tri-Rail station, a rarity for South Florida apartment living
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La Vue at Emerald Pointe
Emerald Hills · $1,839-$2,540
✓ Listing data pegs pricing around 11% below the metro average, strong value for Emerald Hills
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Radius
Young Circle / Downtown · ~$2,000s-$3,200+ (varies by unit owner)
✓ Reviewers rave about the rooftop pool with panoramic views and the sauna-equipped gym
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Regent Park at Young Circle
Parkside / Young Circle · ~$1,700-$2,400 (owner-listed condo rentals)
✓ Reviewers repeatedly single out fast, dependable maintenance and professional staff
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The Holly by Soleste
Downtown / Highland Garden · $2,039-$3,549
✓ Twin-building 324-unit community a short walk from Hollywood Boulevard dining and about a mile from the beach
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The Tides
Hollywood Beach (South Ocean Drive) · From ~$2,400
✓ True oceanfront living at some of the lowest beachfront entry rents in the area
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The Tropic
Downtown (Federal Highway) · $2,165-$3,690
✓ New construction on Federal Highway a few blocks south of Young Circle, with a quick drive to both the beach and the airport
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Town Hollywood
North Central Hollywood (Stirling Road) · $2,441-$4,262
✓ Brand-new 420-unit community completed in 2024, with rare townhome options alongside flats
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