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Q: What are the best apartments in Los Angeles, CA?

The best apartments in Los Angeles, CA are: Concourse , NMS 1548 Sixth , Wilshire Victoria , The Verandas and The Perch .

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Rent prices in Los Angeles's popular neighborhoods

Apartments in Downtown Los Angeles $2,930
Apartments in Koreatown $2,172
Apartments in North Hollywood $2,240
Apartments in Playa Vista $3,563
Apartments in Woodland Hills $2,847
Apartments in Sherman Oaks $2,335
Apartments in Hollywood $2,677
Apartments in Studio City $2,630
Apartments in Westwood $3,576
Apartments in Northridge $2,177

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Trendiest Zoomer Hotspots in 2022: Gen Z Renters Are Giving Big Cities a Glow Up

Zoomers are becoming a sizeable presence in some of the nation’s largest cities: they account for more than one quarter of active renters in the past year in San Diego, Los Angeles, Manhattan and Philadelphia — all with a population of over one million.

Record Apartment Conversions Make 2021 Most Successful Year in Adaptive Reuse

One-quarter of the conversion projects in the pipeline are located in former offices and will result in more than 12,300 apartments. One such example is the Mayer Building, the stunning Los Angeles landmark that is expected to create 79 affordable apartments. In fact, LA prides itself on having the highest number of future residential conversions overall, with more than 4,300 apartments set to be redeveloped as of 2022. Another future project is the notorious Cecil Hotel which recently reached world fame due to it being featured in a popular Netflix documentary. The building is expected to be a mix of hotel and apartment building, housing a total of 290 units.

Picket Fences for Rent: 100+ Suburbs Transitioned to Majority Renters in Last Decade

Nearly 40 of the suburbs that transitioned to renter-majority in the last decade belong to just three metros: Washington, D.C. (14); Miami (13); and Los Angeles (12). The largest of the three metros, Los Angeles, is also home to one of the most famous suburbs in the world, which is now mostly renters. Specifically, about 51% of the people living in Beverly Hills, CA, are renters — a result of a steady increase in renter share during the last 10 years. Here, people living in rented homes have a median income of $81,000 — one of the highest of the 103 renter-majority suburbs.

1 in 3 Renters Are Looking to Upsize to an Extra Bedroom: What It Costs & Where to Upgrade for Less

In Los Angeles, you can only get that much-needed home office space if you’re able to pay 39% more in rent (or $923). However, strolling on the Santa Monica Pier whenever you feel like it or spotting Leonardo DiCaprio at a game at Dodger Stadium — priceless!

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Frequently Asked Questions

When were prices and availability in Los Angeles, CA last updated?

Prices and availability in Los Angeles, CA were last updated on 12 Aug 2022.

What are the best apartments in Los Angeles, CA?

The best apartments in Los Angeles, CA are: Concourse, NMS 1548 Sixth, Wilshire Victoria, The Verandas and The Perch.

What is the average rent in Los Angeles, CA?

The average rent in Los Angeles, CA is $2,734. Start your search for apartments in Los Angeles, CA now.

What is the price range for a studio apartment in Los Angeles, CA?

The price range for a studio apartment in Los Angeles, CA is between $865 and $21,900. View all studio apartments in Los Angeles, CA.

What is the price range for a 1-bedroom apartment in Los Angeles, CA?

The price range for a 1-bedroom apartment in Los Angeles, CA is between $627 and $13,291. Browse all available 1-bedroom apartments in Los Angeles, CA now.

What is the price range for a 2-bedroom apartment in Los Angeles, CA?

The price range for a 2-bedroom apartment in Los Angeles, CA is between $627 and $40,000. Browse and find a 2-bedroom apartment in Los Angeles, CA.

What is the price range for a 3-bedroom apartment in Los Angeles, CA?

The price range for a 3-bedroom apartment in Los Angeles, CA is between $627 and $31,000. Browse all available 3-bedroom apartments in Los Angeles, CA.

Renter's guide to Los Angeles, CA

Los Angeles, known for its beautiful beaches, glamorous people, and miles of freeways, is the largest city in California and the second-largest in the U.S., after New York. It was first established by Spaniard Felipe De Neve in 1781. Since that time, L.A. has become a global center for commerce, art, fashion, sports, and entertainment. It is predominantly Hispanic/Latino and Caucasian, with strong Asian and African American communities within.

Los Angeles is just 120 miles north of San Diego, 270.8 miles from Las Vegas, and 61.3 miles west of San Bernardino, making day trips very possible. If you're thinking of a long weekend in beautiful Northern California, San Francisco is approximately 400 miles away. If you go via Interstate 5, it takes about 6-7 hours. But if you'd rather take the scenic route up the coast along CA Hwy 1, it will take 9-10 hours but the beautiful views and Big Sur will make it worth the while.

L.A. weather is usually wonderful with a dry summer and rainy but relatively mild winter. However, temperatures can soar above 90 degrees from June through October.

Los Angeles, CA Demographics

Total Population3,973,278
Female 1,966,568

Male 2,006,710
Median Age35.9

Los Angeles, CA has a population of 3,973,278 according to the most recent data from the U.S. Census Bureau. 2,006,710 of Los Angeles’s residents are women and 1,966,568 are men. The median age of those who live in Los Angeles, CA is 35.9.

Cost of Living in Los Angeles, CA

Surprisingly, there’s an efficient bus and subway system called LA Metro. It centers around Union Station in downtown Los Angeles and costs $1.75 each way. However, many people still drive, with an average commute of 29 minutes, about 5 minutes over the national norm.

How much would you pay for a meal in Los Angeles?

LA has lots of extreme dining options, but a meal for two people in a mid-range restaurant will cost $55 on average. However, many low-cost options in the $8-$14 per person range exist in almost all areas.

Average utility costs in Los Angeles

Utilities for the average 2-person 900 square-foot home or apartment run about $152. Because it doesn’t get too cold, most of your bill will be for air conditioning, if you’re lucky enough to have a unit.

Average Rent in Los Angeles, CA

Los Angeles, CA Average Rental Price, July 2022 $2,734 ^/mo

The average monthly rent of apartments in Los Angeles, CA is $2,734.

Los Angeles, CA Apartment Rent Ranges

About 19% of apartment rents in Los Angeles, CA range between $1,501-$2,000. Meanwhile, apartments priced over > $2,000 represent 74% of apartments. Around 7% of Los Angeles’s apartments are in the $1,001-$1,500 price range. 1% of apartments are priced between $701-$1,000.

Los Angeles, CA Rent Trends

Average Rent	Mar / 2019	Jul / 2019	Nov / 2019	Mar / 2020	Jul / 2020	Nov / 2020	Mar / 2021	Jul / 2021	Nov / 2021	Mar / 2022	Jul / 2022
Los Angeles, CA	$2,475	$2,516	$2,528	$2,499	$2,403	$2,359	$2,368	$2,460	$2,563	$2,661	$2,734
National	$1,375	$1,407	$1,415	$1,416	$1,406	$1,410	$1,418	$1,501	$1,596	$1,634	$1,706

Compared to the national average rent of $1,706, the average rent in Los Angeles, CA is $2,734.

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Living in Los Angeles, CA

What are the pros of living in L.A., you wonder? Quite simply, it all boils down to this: location, location, location. You are likely only an hour’s drive to the ocean. You rarely have to worry about an event getting rained out. You may run into the cast of NCIS: Los Angeles at your favorite coffee shop!

But once you've got the stars out of your eyes, there are a few negatives to living in LA. Some of the worst traffic in the region, if not the entire US is in and around here. LA County has the largest homeless population in the U.S. It can be hard for newcomers to navigate the city or connect with people.

Things to do in Los Angeles, CA

There's a reason why LA is the entertainment capital of the world. You have amusement parks, sporting events, concerts, parks, beaches, and mountains all within reach. If you're really adventurous (and would like a different view of the city) skydiving Los Angeles is offered by several different schools around the area.

There are also world-class sports teams including rooting for baseball champs the Los Angeles Dodgers, watching the Lakers or the Clippers shoot some hoops. If you're a soccer aficionado, the Los Angeles Galaxy is hot, and hockey team Los Angeles Kings are cool. Oh yes, we'll be getting back our L.A. Rams football team very soon...

Spending a day in L.A. with the kids? Hit the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, or the Los Angeles Zoo. Universal Studios or The Grove are also popular attractions for the family.

Couples can have fun in Los Angeles, too: See a movie at the Cinerama Dome, catch a comedy show at IO West, or hit the nightclubs on Hollywood Blvd. And there are plenty of free things to do in L.A., including the beach! Aside from parking fees, there are 30 miles of shorelines that are completely free and accessible to the public. The Hollywood Walk of Fame is free to see and accessible by subway, too.

The Los Angeles calendar is packed with a variety of annual events, including the Tournament of Roses Parade and Rose Bowl (January), the Los Angeles Marathon (March), and the LA Pride Festival in West Hollywood (June).

Parks in LA

In spite of all the freeways, there is a lot of greenery around Los Angeles. This includes majestic Griffith Park, which has views of both the Hollywood Sign and the L.A. skyline and for the kids, there’s Travel Town and a Carousel.

One of the best LA parks for babies is Holmby Park in Westwood, across from the Spelling mansion. A popular new green spot for families is Grand Park downtown L.A. under the shade of City Hall, which hosts events almost all year round.

Culture in Los Angeles

In the greater Los Angeles area, the city has one location for every 5,210 people. These include: the museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) Los Angeles, one of the most prestigious in the world. For a broader overview of art, visit the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, which has the largest collection in the western U.S. And if you want to go lowbrow/high fun, check out the Hollywood Wax Museum.

Concerts in Los Angeles range from free shows on the Santa Monica Pier in the summer to top-ticket acts at the Staples Center. A thriving indie-rock scene exists around Echo Park, where The Echo is a favorite venue.

Shopping in Los Angeles

When it comes to shopping experiences, perhaps nothing beats the ultra luxury of Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills. For a more “down to earth” time, Third Street Promenade in Santa Monica offers casual shopping and dining. A popular “throwback” destination is the L.A. Original Farmer’s Market, which opened in 1934 and still retains its original charm.

Los Angeles, CA employment & economy

Los Angeles is largely known for its entertainment industry. While tourism, manufacturing and aerospace are also important, so is finance and international trade. Powerhouse companies headquartered here include Disney, DirectTV, and biotech company Amgen.

The highest paying jobs in Los Angeles are usually in the healthcare field, with Orthodontists topping the list. Needless to say, you can also possibly go from rags to riches overnight and become a movie star.

Los Angeles, CA Households

Total Number of Households1,402,522
Family 830,131

Non-family 572,391
Children 401,688

No Children 1,000,834

Average People Per Household2.77
Median Household Income$65,290
Median Housing Costs Per Month$1,686

According to U.S. Census data, there are 1,402,522 households in Los Angeles, CA. 830,131 are family households and 572,391 are non-family households. There are 401,688 households with children in Los Angeles and 1,000,834 households without children. On average, about 2.77 people live in a household in Los Angeles, CA. The median income of a Los Angeles household living in Los Angeles is $65,290 per year. The median housing costs per month are $1,686.

Education in Los Angeles, CA

Los Angeles has many top-tier public and private schools at all levels, and its main school district LA Unified School District (LAUSD) is the second-largest in the nation. The city also has two universities that always top “best of” lists: University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) and University of Southern California. (Perhaps not coincidentally, the schools are also rivals.) But let's not forget Cal State LA, located in East Los Angeles, which has a variety of notable degrees including teaching credentials and nursing programs.

Los Angeles, CA Education Statistics

The level of education of the population of Los Angeles, CA is as follows: 12% have no high school education, 28% completed some high school, 21% partially completed college, 6% have an Associate Degree, 22% have a Bachelor Degree, and 11% have a Graduate Degree.

Tips for renting in Los Angeles, CA

What rights do tenants have in Los Angeles?

Los Angeles tenants do have the right to a livable habitat, free from peeling paint, rodents, and leaky roofs. They are protected by the Housing and Community Investment and Development Department; L.A. rent control covers more people than any other city in California, and buildings built before 1978 can only have rent increased 5% per year. Evicting a tenant can be a lengthy process, which can require the landlord filing a lawsuit. The California Ellis Act law allows landlords to evict rent controlled tenants if they are taking it off the rental market, which has causes a spike in evictions.

Other things renters need to know before moving to Los Angeles

Los Angeles is a very competitive place, and that includes housing. If you are applying for a rental apartment in Los Angeles, be sure to fill out the form completely. Always be on time for any appointment to see a new place, and look your best.

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