Los Angeles remained the 7th most expensive city for renters in the nation, with one bedroom units priced at a median of $1,970, and two bedroom units at $2,900. Although rent prices were fairly flat last month, both bedroom types in Los Angeles have appreciated over 15% since this same time last year.
At a monthly median of $3,000 for one bedrooms, Santa Monica was the most expensive neighborhood for renters this summer. Venice ($2,930), Westwood ($2,800), and Marina del Rey ($2,695) followed closely behind that as the next priciest rental areas. Moving closer to the center of the city, Pico Union ($1,275), UNNC ($1,300), and Macarthur Park ($1,325) were more affordable options for less than $1,350 a month.
If you’re interested in seeing how Los Angeles compares to the rest of the United States, view our National Rent Report for June, which analyzes over 1 million active listings available in the prior month.
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