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$3, 400 - 2 Bedroom 1 Bathroom Apartment In Los Angeles With Great Amenities
2712 Menlo Ave, Unit 2
2
Bed
1
Bath
Beautiful and bright furnished Studio Apartment In Beverlywood with Great Amenities
9712 Cresta Dr, Unit B
Studio
1
Bath
350
Sq Ft
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Lynwood Harris Courtyard
12425 Harris Ave, Lynwood, CA 90262, USA
2
Bed
1
Bath
850
Sq Ft
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Lynwood Harris Courtyard
12437 Harris Ave, Lynwood, CA 90262, USA
2
Bed
1
Bath
750
Sq Ft
Beach Pool House Room New Industrial Vibe, Views HotTub - 1 Bedroom 1 Bathroom In El Segundo With Great Amenities
416 Virginia Street, Unit Pool House Room
1
Bed
1
Bath
6,000
Sq Ft
$4, 100 - 3 Bedroom 2 Bathroom House In Los Angeles With Great Amenities
8446 Penfield Avenue
3
Bed
2
Bath
1,700
Sq Ft
LA modern house, wood floor, big yards -- lease to own available, and owner can provide loan for purchase
2615 Commodore St
3
Bed
3
Bath
2,400
Sq Ft
Luxurious Contemporary 3 Large Bedrooms & 2 Full Bath house in Los Angeles
1588 E 45th St
3
Bed
2
Bath
1,304
Sq Ft
Hollywood 1 Bedroom 1 Bathroom Apartment beautiful courtyard very private and quiet. Very Walkable area - fantastic restaurants. Walking distance to Griffith Park. No parking — disclosure past tenant committed suicide in stairwell not in unit
1732 N Kingsley Dr, Unit 3
1
Bed
1
Bath
800
Sq Ft
Hollywood Condo $2, 395 - 1 Bedroom 1 Bathroom Apartment With Great Amenities
1745 Camino Palmero St, Unit 337
1
Bed
1
Bath
850
Sq Ft
2 Bedroom 1 Bathroom Apartment In Los Angeles With Great Amenities
750 N Hayworth Ave, Unit 11
2
Bed
1
Bath
850
Sq Ft
$3, 300 - 2 Bedroom 1.5 Bathroom Condo Excellent Location Near Culver City with Great Amenities
5868 Bowcroft Street, Unit 4
2
Bed
1.5
Bath
906
Sq Ft
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Queen bedroom in 4 bed/3 bath home in North Hollywood #1399 C
5669 Auckland Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 91601, USA
4
Bed
3
Bath
FULLY FURNISHED, MONTHLY, NEWLY RENOVATED 2-BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE WITH PRIVATE ROOFTOP DECK REMODELED IN 2022
11153 Morrison St, Unit (REAR UNIT)
2
Bed
1.5
Bath
1,400
Sq Ft
$1, 500 - 1 Bedroom 1 Bathroom Apartment In Los Angeles With Great Amenities
11511 Rochester Ave, Unit 1
1
Bed
1
Bath
Great Value-Large 2 Bed Apartment for Rent-Balcony, Beautiful, Spacious
8108 Langdon Ave, Unit 2
2
Bed
1.5
Bath
1,010
Sq Ft
$700 - 1 Bedroom 1 Bathroom Apartment In Los Angeles With Great Amenities
807 Flower Street, Unit Room 1
2
Bed
2
Bath
800
Sq Ft
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Queen bedroom in 3 bed/2.5 bath home in Downtown #875 A
1771 West 12th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90006, USA
3
Bed
2.5
Bath
$2, 695 - 1 Bedroom 1 Bathroom Apartment In Los Angeles With Great Amenities
846 S Mariposa Ave, Unit 206
1
Bed
1
Bath
657
Sq Ft
$11, 300 - NEW 7 Bedroom 6 Bathroom Townhome Near USC!
1426 W 27th St, Unit 1428
7
Bed
6
Bath
1,100
Sq Ft
1 Bedroom 1 Bathroom Apartment In Los Angeles With Great Amenities
125 S Ave 53, Unit 5
1
Bed
1
Bath
600
Sq Ft
$1, 300 - 1 Bedroom 1 Bathroom House In Los Angeles With Great Amenities
9324 Croesus Avenue
1
Bed
1
Bath
600
Sq Ft
$3, 250 -Enormous 1 Bedroom 1 Bathroom Beverly Hills Apartment
9319 W Olympic Blvd, Unit 9319
1
Bed
1
Bath
1,000
Sq Ft
FULLY FURNISHED, MONTHLY, SPACIOUS TASTEFUL NEWLY BUILT 3-BEDROOM HOME CONSTRUCTED IN 2021 (p53)
10817 Peach Grove St, Unit 2
3
Bed
3.5
Bath
1,663
Sq Ft
First month is Free!$2, 295 - 1 Bedroom 1 Bathroom Apartment In Los Angeles With Great Amenities ASK ABOUT OUR INCREDIBLE MOVE IN SPECIAL!!
1829 Butler Ave, Unit 207
1
Bed
1
Bath
640
Sq Ft
1 Bedroom Turnkey Luxury Apt New Hardwood Floors, Long Beach
3415 Linden Avenue, Unit 100
1
Bed
1
Bath
750
Sq Ft
$5, 400 - 2 Bedroom 2.5 Bathroom Condo In Beverly Hills With Great Amenities
430 North Maple Drive, Unit A
2
Bed
2.5
Bath
$2, 495 - Beautiful 2 Bedroom 2 Bathroom Apartment In Inglewood ASK ABOUT OUR MOVE IN SPECIAL!
814 Victor Avenue, Unit 7
2
Bed
2
Bath
$6, 950 - 3 Bedroom 3 Bathroom Condo In Marina Del Rey With Great Amenities
3818 Pacific Avenue, Unit 2
3
Bed
3
Bath
1,300
Sq Ft
FULLY FURNISHED, MONTHLY, SPACIOUS REMODELED 3-BEDROOM HOME IN TORRANCE (p11)
18310 Elgar Avenue
3
Bed
2
Bath
1,065
Sq Ft
$2, 800 - 2 Bedroom 2 Bathroom Condo In Los Angeles With Great Amenities
5515 Canoga Avenue, Unit #223
2
Bed
2
Bath
1,010
Sq Ft
Apartments for Rent in Los Angeles
Many people come to this city for the great beaches and relaxed lifestyle, while others chase the glitz and glam of Hollywood. No matter why you find yourself here, Los Angeles has diverse rental options catering to different needs and lifestyles. If you're looking for an urban lifestyle, downtown Los Angeles offers high-rise apartments and lofts with amenities like rooftop pools and fitness centers. The Westside offers upscale apartments and condos in neighborhoods like Beverly Hills and Santa Monica, with access to the beach and high-end shopping. For a more laid-back atmosphere, check out the San Fernando Valley, which has apartments and townhouses with outdoor space and family-friendly amenities. Whatever your preference, Los Angeles has a rental property that suits your needs and budget.
| Population | 4M |
| Median Age | 35.8 |
| Poverty Rate | 20% |
| Household Income | $62,474 |
| Number Of Employees | 2M |
| Median Property Value | $682,400 |
What to Know About Renting in Los Angeles?
Finding a long-term apartment for rent in this city can be a challenge, but at Rentberry, we try our best to make renting as easy as it can be. As a renter in Los Angeles, there are several things you should know to help you navigate the city and find the right rental property for you. Here are some important points to consider: 1. The cost of living is high: Los Angeles is one of the most expensive cities in the US, with high prices for most products and services. This means that rental prices are likely to be higher than you might expect, especially in desirable neighborhoods. 2. Location matters: Los Angeles is a sprawling city, and where you choose to live can have a significant impact on your quality of life. Consider factors such as commute times, proximity to public transportation, and access to amenities when choosing a neighborhood. What’s more, traffic is notorious in LA, so you’ll want to be sure to find somewhere as close to work as you can. 3. Parking can be challenging: Many parts of Los Angeles are known for their limited parking options, so make sure to factor in parking availability when considering a rental property. And, of course, prepare to drive around everywhere, as public transportation here is not as well developed in many other large cities. 4. Rent control laws: Los Angeles has rent control laws that limit how much landlords can increase rent each year for some rental properties. Make sure you understand these laws and how they might affect your rental agreement. 5. Amenities: Many rental properties in Los Angeles come with amenities like pools, fitness centers, and laundry facilities. Consider what amenities are important to you, and make sure your apartment has them.
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Business and Employment
As a renter, it's important to understand the local job market and how it may affect your employment prospects. A major hub of international trade and entertainment — Los Angeles has one of the best economies in the US and in the world. The city is home to many large corporations, such as Disney, Warner Bros, and Google, as well as a thriving small business scene. Whether you're interested in pursuing a career in the arts, tech, or any other industry, there are ample opportunities to find employment in Los Angeles.
Climate
If you rent in LA, consider the city's climate when choosing a new home. Los Angeles has a Mediterranean climate with mild, wet winters and hot, dry summers. During the summer months, temperatures can soar above 90°F (32°C) and even into the triple digits. This means that having an air conditioning unit in your apartment is essential for staying comfortable. Additionally, it's important to be mindful of water usage, as drought conditions are common in the region. Consider finding a place with energy-efficient appliances and low-flow fixtures to help reduce your environmental impact and keep your utility bills down.
Demographics
Understanding the city's demographics as a renter is crucial to help you choose a neighborhood that aligns with your lifestyle and preferences. Los Angeles is a multicultural and multilingual city that welcomed people from 140 countries who speak 224 languages. Ethnic communities reside in small residential pockets known as Little Tokyo, Chinatown, Thai Town, Little Ethiopia, and Koreatown. However, many areas are very diverse, where any renter would feel comfortable and at home, no matter their age, race, or orientation.
Transportation
As a renter in Los Angeles, transportation can be a key factor in your daily life. With a sprawling urban landscape and heavy traffic, it's important to consider your options carefully. Public transportation, including buses and trains, can be a convenient and affordable way to get around. However, you should think of other options if you live further from Downtown Los Angeles. Los Angeles is a huge city, and while there are public transportation options, you’ll want a car. You can also turn to carpool or ride-sharing services to save money and reduce your carbon footprint.
Housing Trends
Average apartment rent in Los Angeles:
$8,329 (-20.9%)
Rent Price |
May | vs Last Month |
|---|---|---|
| Studio apartments | $3,455 | +3% |
| 1-bed apartments | $2,826 | -29.3% |
| 2-bed apartments | $4,760 | -30% |
| 3-bed apartments | $8,280 | -33.5% |
| 4+ bed apartments | $20,099 | -22.1% |
Over the May 2023, the average rent for an apartment in/near Los Angeles, CA decreased by 20.9% to $8,329.
Compared to the last month, the average price for a rental studio in Los Angeles, CA has increased by 3%. You can expect to rent the studio for $3,455 on average this month. Breaking it down in details, we now see that the average price for 1-bed apartment decreased by 29.3% to $2,826. Pricing for 2-bed apartment also decreased by 30% and a place of this size will now cost you $4,760. 3-bed apartment rent pricing starts at $8,280, it decreased by 33.5% lately. We tend to note the rise of 4- and more bed apartment pricing. It decreased by 22.1% and made it down to $20,099.
Rent Type Price |
May | vs Last Month |
|---|---|---|
| Townhouses for rent | $5,170 | +0.6% |
| Houses for rent | $10,141 | -30.9% |
| Condos for rent | $4,445 | -21.5% |
| Apartments for rent | $8,878 | +9.6% |
| Rooms for rent | $1,383 | +1.3% |
| Duplexes for rent | $3,496 | N/A |
The median rent for an apartment in Los Angeles, CA increased by 9.6% to $8,878. Statistics show that house rent price decreased by 30.9% this month making it up to $10,141. Condos faced an upward trend these days. The median rent for a condo decreased by 21.5%, it’s now available for $4,445. An average duplex is now available for $3,496, cause median rent for a duplex remains the same this month. An average room will now go for $1,383, the median rent price for a room increased by 1.3%. The median rent for a townhouse increased by 0.6%, you’ll have to spend around $5,170 to get one.
Rent vs Own
Best Neighborhoods to Rent in Los Angeles
Downtown
The heart of the city, Downtown Los Angeles is a great spot for professionals, party-goers, and artist-types. The Staples Center and Grand Park located here. There are tons of great high-rise condos and apartments in Downtown for rent. For a really special night out, go check out WP24, exceptional dining experience from Wolfgang Puck.
Mid City
One of Los Angeles’s more walkable neighborhoods, Mid-City West has a laid back suburban feel, Mid-City West is a great choice for families or for professionals who like a break from all the city noise. The Los Angeles county museum of art is located here. Looking for Japanese food? Try Sugarfish on La Brea Avenue — a chic and intimate sushi venue. There are tons of cool long-term houses, lofts and apartments in Mid-City West for rent.
Woodland Hills
With easy access to the San Fernando Valley, Woodland Hills offers miles hiking, biking, and riding trails. It should be the first choice for anyone who loves nature. Its distance from the city center also makes it an ideal choice for families. There’s also a lively selection of bars and pubs on Ventura street. Head down to Pickwick Pub for a cool, British pub-style experience.
Hollywood Hills
This upscale neighborhood is nestled high in the Santa Monica Mountains, you can see all of Los Angeles from here. In addition to the great view, you’ll also benefit from easy access to the highways and downtown Los Angeles. See tons of great houses, condos and apartments in the Hollywood Hills for rent. The Hollywood Hills are a great place to go for a scenic drive.
Westwood
Looking for student housing? Westwood is located right near UCLA. Apartments in Westwood for rent tend to be more affordable. A great place for students to apply with roommates. Like any college area — there’s plenty of dive bars here, O’Haras is a local favorite. You’ll also want to check out TLT food for pan-Asian study fuel.
North Hollywood
Young and hip, this neighborhood tends to be more affordable than the rest of Los Angeles — it’s a great option for those seeking a budget friendly place for rent in LA. Locals like to drink at the Federal Bar — a gastropub in a historic bank building.
Sherman Oaks
Located right on the Los Angeles river, Sherman Oaks is an urban business hub. Residents love to spend time at the Sherman Oaks Galleria — a super cool mall that offers a movie theater and a spa, among other things. It’s also a great neighborhood for wannabe paparazzi — lots of stars live here. There are tons of great luxury apartments in Sherman Oaks for rent.
Venice
One of Los Angeles’s most iconic neighborhoods, Venice offers prime beachfront places for rent. Be sure to check out the cool Venice canals and go for a stroll along the boardwalk. There’s plenty of cool nightlife spots here too — check out the High Rooftop Lounge, a cocktail bar with a great view of the district.
Santa Monica
Santa Monica is known for its amazing beaches and laidback feel. It’s a good choice for those who like a little distance from the city. The Santa Monica pier is a great place to go for a weekend walk. For retail options, check out the 3rd Street Promenade — young people like to hang out here. Apartments in Santa Monica are a hot commodity.
Culver City
Suburban and gentrified, Culver city offers tons of coffee shops, art galleries, museums nightlife options. This neighborhood is ideal for those seeking a suburban feel. Don’t miss the Vintage Kirk Douglas theater or the Culver City Steps! There lots of great 1 and 2 bedroom apartments in Culver City for rent.
Beverly Hills
The most famous neighborhood in Los Angeles — Beverly Hills is home to the city’s most wealthy. Be sure to go for a sightseeing tour on Rodeo Drive and oggle the celebrity mansions. There also lots of cool cafes, salons, and clubs here.
West Hollywood
West Hollywood, or WoHo as it’s sometimes called, is a happening place. The nightlife is especially great in this district, there are tons of bars and clubs here — it’s the best district for party animals to find apartments for rent. Like to laugh? Be sure to check out The Comedy Store, one of America’s most famous comedy clubs.
Silver Lake
The indie, hipster part of LA Biking is popular here, and you can take all the cool sights on your ride. Families with children will want to check out the Silverlake reservoir, which offers miles of hiking, biking, and dog walking trails. There lots of great studio apartments for rent in Silver Lake.
Los Feliz
Nestled in the south of the Santa Monica mountains, Los Feliz is a classic Los Angeles neighborhood. The Griffith Observatory is located here. Nightlife in Los Feliz is big too, be sure to visit The Dresden Room — a famous local club that has been featured in big movies. Los Feliz is a good option for young professionals searching for studio apartments for rent.
Marina Del Rey
Right on the waterfront, Marina Del Rey is the playground for the Los Angeles wealthy. The easy beach access makes Marina a top choice for fitness enthusiasts and surfers. There are plenty of stylish retail options in Marina Del Rey as well, the beachside farmer’s market offers fresh, home-grown ingredients every day — great when you’re looking for a snack. Applying with roommates? Check out lots of long-term 2 bedroom apartments and lofts for rent in Marina Del Rey.
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