Apartments for Rent in Los Angeles
102 homes within map area
$1,048+/mo
1587 West 35th Street
1587 West 35th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90018
$2,995+/mo
Blackburn La Cienega
8457 Blackburn Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90048
$908+/mo
1360 W 35th St
1360 W 35th St, Los Angeles, CA 90007
$3,295+/mo
Century City Icon
10473 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90024
$2,695+/mo
Ogden Garden
951 S Ogden Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90036
$1,350+/mo
1439 Armacost Ave
1439 Armacost Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90025
Sun, sprawl, and a rental market that rewards local knowledge.
From the beach to the hills, LA's rental market is really 50 markets stacked on top of each other. Our city guide breaks down the neighborhoods, average rents, and lifestyle fit so you can find the version of LA that fits you — not the postcard version.
$2,850
Avg. rent
+1.8%
YoY change
720
Median sqft
Neighborhoods in Los Angeles
Koreatown
Walkable, vibrant nightlife, central transit
Silver Lake
Creative, hip, great cafes and design shops
Santa Monica
Beachside, family-friendly, premium
Culver City
Tech hub, walkable, growing food scene
FAQs about renting in Los Angeles
What is the average rent in Los Angeles?
As of 2026, average rent in Los Angeles is around $2,850. Pricing varies significantly by neighborhood and unit size — see the listings above for current rates.
What are the best neighborhoods in Los Angeles?
Top neighborhoods in Los Angeles include Koreatown, Silver Lake, Santa Monica, Culver City. Each has a distinct lifestyle profile — see the neighborhood section for details.
How competitive is the Los Angeles rental market?
The Los Angeles market moves quickly — the best listings often see multiple applications within 24–48 hours. Have your application materials (ID, income proof, credit report) ready before you start touring.
When is the best time to rent in Los Angeles?
Activity in Los Angeles peaks in spring and summer. Fall and winter typically have softer demand and more room to negotiate concessions or longer move-in dates.