3,308 rentals in Los Angeles

Rental Listings in Los Angeles, CA

VIRTUAL TOUR

$6,500

FOR RENT

7230 W 90th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90045

3 beds · 3 baths · 2,332 sqft

3D TOUR

$1,500

FOR RENT

946 S Ridgeley Drive 205, Los Angeles, CA 90036

0 beds · 1 baths · sqft

$50,000

FOR RENT

12824 Evanston Street, Los Angeles, CA 90049

5 beds · 7 baths · 7,181 sqft

$15,000

FOR RENT

8144 Gould, Los Angeles, CA 90046

3 beds · 4 baths · 3,280 sqft

$12,500

FOR RENT

500 Warner Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90024

3 beds · 4 baths · 3,700 sqft

$3,050

FOR RENT

545 S Manhattan Place 11, Los Angeles, CA 90020

3 beds · 3 baths · 1,200 sqft

$2,995

FOR RENT

512 Veteran Avenue 216, Los Angeles, CA 90024

2 beds · 2 baths · 61,906 sqft

VIRTUAL TOUR

$35,000

FOR RENT

575 N Beverly Glen Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90077

5 beds · 7 baths · 4,435 sqft

VIDEO TOUR

$55,000

FOR RENT

8740 W Saint Ives Drive, Los Angeles, CA 90069

6 beds · 7 baths · 6,700 sqft

3D TOUR

$9,750

FOR RENT

3062 Arrowhead Drive, Los Angeles, CA 90068

5 beds · 3 baths · 2,684 sqft

$3,999

FOR RENT

11345 Cashmere Street, Los Angeles, CA 90049

2 beds · 1 baths · 1,200 sqft

3D TOUR

$2,550

FOR RENT

6300 Orange Street 6, Los Angeles, CA 90048

1 beds · 1 baths · 750 sqft

$1,450

FOR RENT

1351 S Cochran Avenue 10, Los Angeles, CA 90019

0 beds · 1 baths · 450 sqft

$15,000

FOR RENT

8148 Gould Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90046

3 beds · 5 baths · 3,348 sqft

$5,800

FOR RENT

951 Masselin Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90036

3 beds · 2 baths · 2,000 sqft

$3,500

FOR RENT

851 E 76th Place 853, Los Angeles, CA 90001

3 beds · 2 baths · 1,500 sqft

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About Los Angeles, CA Real Estate

Los Angeles is the second-largest city in the United States and the entertainment capital of the world. Home to Hollywood, diverse neighborhoods from beachside to urban, world-class dining, and a Mediterranean climate year-round.

Today, Los Angeles has 3,311 homes for rent at a median rent of $3,998/mo, typically leasing in about 50 days. Families here choose from 76 schools rated 8 or higher on the Topfind School Score.

Top Rated Schools in Los Angeles

10Canfield Avenue Elementaryelementary
10Castle Heights Elementaryelementary
10Clifford Street Elementary Math & Technology Magnetelementary
10Clover Avenue Elementaryelementary
10Community Magnet Charter Elementaryelementary
10Dahlia Heights Elementaryelementary

location_onPopulation: 3.9M

Why Live in Los Angeles?

World-renowned entertainment and film industry
Diverse neighborhoods from beachside to urban
Major employment hub for tech, aerospace, and media
Iconic landmarks like Hollywood, Venice Beach, and Griffith Observatory

Popular Neighborhoods in Los Angeles

Hollywood Beverly Hills Santa Monica Venice Bel Air Brentwood Pacific Palisades Silver Lake

Los Angeles Rental Pulse

Median Rent

$3,950/mo

↑ 3.9% over the past year

$4.2K$3.9K$3.6K$3.3K

Sep 25

Dec 25

Mar 26

Jun 26

Months of Rental Inventory

Estimated time to lease all rentals at the current leasing pace

0.5 months of supply

Landlord's Market

With only 3,311 active rentals, supply is tight.

Landlord's (<3 mo)

Balanced (3–6 mo)

Renter's (6+ mo)

0.5

0369+

What this means for renters

Rentals are leasing quickly—inventory is tight, competition is strong, and renters have limited room to negotiate. Rentals typically lease in ~50 days.

● Landlord's: high demand● Balanced: steady pace● Renter's: more leverage

Rental Velocity

How fast rentals are leasing

Slower Pace

Rentals are taking longer to lease—renters have more time to compare options and negotiate. Leasing 87% faster than 6 months ago.

● <30d: Landlords● 30–45d: Balanced● 45d+: Renters

Rental Inventory Distribution

High Turnover

Rentals are being leased quickly—most listings move within 30 days, signaling strong renter demand.

New

Active

Aging

Stale

Under 30 days → competitive—act quicklyOver 60 days → potential negotiation opportunities

Housing Tenure in Los Angeles

Renting is more common here than statewide—this market has more rental inventory and transient residents.

HomeownersRenters

36%

Homeowners

64%

Renters

Homeownership is 19.5% lower than the California average (55.5%)

Higher renter rates typically mean more rental inventory and neighborhood turnover.

1,419,663 households (2023)

Affordability Snapshot

Typical rent

$3,998/mo

Median rent

Affordable budget (30%)

$2,009/mo

Based on median income

Median household income

$6,697/mo

Los Angeles

$0$2,250$4,500

Affordable portion ($2,009)Unaffordable excess ($1,989)Total: $3,998/mo

$1,989/mo above what's considered affordable

Typical rent costs about 60% of the median household's income.

The standard recommendation is to spend ≤30% of income on rent.

Income needed to afford typical rent comfortably

$160K/year

Assumes rent ≤30% of income

Median Rent by Bedroom

Rent increases significantly with bedroom count—larger units command premium prices.

1 Bed

$2,753

2 Bed

$4,460

3 Bed

$6,872

4 Bed

$12.2K

5 Bed

$19.6K

Each additional bedroom adds about $4,213.5/mo to rent on average, with larger units commanding higher premiums.

Largest increase: 4 → 5 bedrooms (+$7,440/mo)

Rent Reductions

High Activity

959

959 listings have reduced their rent

29% of active listings

Average reduction: 8.6% (~$344/mo)

A significant share of landlords are reducing rents—this suggests a softening rental market where renters have strong negotiating leverage.

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3,308 rentals in Los Angeles

Rental Listings in Los Angeles, CA

VIRTUAL TOUR

$6,500

FOR RENT

7230 W 90th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90045

3 beds · 3 baths · 2,332 sqft

3D TOUR

$1,500

FOR RENT

946 S Ridgeley Drive 205, Los Angeles, CA 90036

0 beds · 1 baths · sqft

$50,000

FOR RENT

12824 Evanston Street, Los Angeles, CA 90049

5 beds · 7 baths · 7,181 sqft

$15,000

FOR RENT

8144 Gould, Los Angeles, CA 90046

3 beds · 4 baths · 3,280 sqft

$12,500

FOR RENT

500 Warner Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90024

3 beds · 4 baths · 3,700 sqft

$3,050

FOR RENT

545 S Manhattan Place 11, Los Angeles, CA 90020

3 beds · 3 baths · 1,200 sqft

$2,995

FOR RENT

512 Veteran Avenue 216, Los Angeles, CA 90024

2 beds · 2 baths · 61,906 sqft

VIRTUAL TOUR

$35,000

FOR RENT

575 N Beverly Glen Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90077

5 beds · 7 baths · 4,435 sqft

VIDEO TOUR

$55,000

FOR RENT

8740 W Saint Ives Drive, Los Angeles, CA 90069

6 beds · 7 baths · 6,700 sqft

3D TOUR

$9,750

FOR RENT

3062 Arrowhead Drive, Los Angeles, CA 90068

5 beds · 3 baths · 2,684 sqft

$3,999

FOR RENT

11345 Cashmere Street, Los Angeles, CA 90049

2 beds · 1 baths · 1,200 sqft

3D TOUR

$2,550

FOR RENT

6300 Orange Street 6, Los Angeles, CA 90048

1 beds · 1 baths · 750 sqft

$1,450

FOR RENT

1351 S Cochran Avenue 10, Los Angeles, CA 90019

0 beds · 1 baths · 450 sqft

$15,000

FOR RENT

8148 Gould Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90046

3 beds · 5 baths · 3,348 sqft

$5,800

FOR RENT

951 Masselin Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90036

3 beds · 2 baths · 2,000 sqft

$3,500

FOR RENT

851 E 76th Place 853, Los Angeles, CA 90001

3 beds · 2 baths · 1,500 sqft

1 2...207

About Los Angeles, CA Real Estate

Top Rated Schools in Los Angeles

10Canfield Avenue Elementaryelementary
10Castle Heights Elementaryelementary
10Clifford Street Elementary Math & Technology Magnetelementary
10Clover Avenue Elementaryelementary
10Community Magnet Charter Elementaryelementary
10Dahlia Heights Elementaryelementary

location_onPopulation: 3.9M

Why Live in Los Angeles?

World-renowned entertainment and film industry
Diverse neighborhoods from beachside to urban
Major employment hub for tech, aerospace, and media
Iconic landmarks like Hollywood, Venice Beach, and Griffith Observatory

Popular Neighborhoods in Los Angeles

Hollywood Beverly Hills Santa Monica Venice Bel Air Brentwood Pacific Palisades Silver Lake

Los Angeles Rental Pulse

Median Rent

$3,950/mo

↑ 3.9% over the past year

$4.2K$3.9K$3.6K$3.3K

Sep 25

Dec 25

Mar 26

Jun 26

Months of Rental Inventory

Estimated time to lease all rentals at the current leasing pace

0.5 months of supply

Landlord's Market

With only 3,311 active rentals, supply is tight.

Landlord's (<3 mo)

Balanced (3–6 mo)

Renter's (6+ mo)

0.5

0369+

What this means for renters

Rentals are leasing quickly—inventory is tight, competition is strong, and renters have limited room to negotiate. Rentals typically lease in ~50 days.

● Landlord's: high demand● Balanced: steady pace● Renter's: more leverage

Rental Velocity

How fast rentals are leasing

Slower Pace

Rentals are taking longer to lease—renters have more time to compare options and negotiate. Leasing 87% faster than 6 months ago.

● <30d: Landlords● 30–45d: Balanced● 45d+: Renters

Rental Inventory Distribution

High Turnover

Rentals are being leased quickly—most listings move within 30 days, signaling strong renter demand.

New

Active

Aging

Stale

Under 30 days → competitive—act quicklyOver 60 days → potential negotiation opportunities

Housing Tenure in Los Angeles

Renting is more common here than statewide—this market has more rental inventory and transient residents.

HomeownersRenters

36%

Homeowners

64%

Renters

Homeownership is 19.5% lower than the California average (55.5%)

Higher renter rates typically mean more rental inventory and neighborhood turnover.

1,419,663 households (2023)

Affordability Snapshot

Typical rent

$3,998/mo

Median rent

Affordable budget (30%)

$2,009/mo

Based on median income

Median household income

$6,697/mo

Los Angeles

$0$2,250$4,500

Affordable portion ($2,009)Unaffordable excess ($1,989)Total: $3,998/mo

$1,989/mo above what's considered affordable

Typical rent costs about 60% of the median household's income.

The standard recommendation is to spend ≤30% of income on rent.

Income needed to afford typical rent comfortably

$160K/year

Assumes rent ≤30% of income

Median Rent by Bedroom

Rent increases significantly with bedroom count—larger units command premium prices.

1 Bed

$2,753

2 Bed

$4,460

3 Bed

$6,872

4 Bed

$12.2K

5 Bed

$19.6K

Each additional bedroom adds about $4,213.5/mo to rent on average, with larger units commanding higher premiums.

Largest increase: 4 → 5 bedrooms (+$7,440/mo)

Rent Reductions

High Activity

959

959 listings have reduced their rent

29% of active listings

Average reduction: 8.6% (~$344/mo)

A significant share of landlords are reducing rents—this suggests a softening rental market where renters have strong negotiating leverage.

Have questions about Los Angeles?

Connect with a local specialist

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