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Granite counters, Hardwood floors, Garage, Gym, Pool, Hot tub + more
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Hardwood floors, Garage, Gym, Microwave, and Range
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In unit laundry, Air conditioning, Some paid utils, Microwave, Furnished, and Range
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Woodland Hills-warner Center
What it’s like to live in Woodland Hills-warner Center
Woodland Hills-Warner Center combines suburban comfort with employment accessibility in western San Fernando Valley. Many rentals feature resort-style amenities with pools and fitness centers throughout the area's newer developments. While summer brings intense valley heat requiring reliable cooling systems and rush hour traffic along major corridors can be challenging, residents enjoy significantly more living space than central Los Angeles neighborhoods with excellent shopping options along Ventura Boulevard and at Westfield Topanga mall.
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Bel Air-beverly Crest
What it’s like to live in Bel Air-beverly Crest
Celebrity neighbors and mountain seclusion define Bel Air-Beverly Crest, where occasional guest houses and luxurious rental estates offer rare opportunities to experience Los Angeles' most prestigious neighborhood. The district features architectural masterpieces from renowned designers creating true trophy properties with privacy unusual within typically dense Los Angeles development patterns. Though commanding Los Angeles' highest rental rates, Bel Air-Beverly Crest properties typically include amenities from private pools to panoramic views creating unmatched rental experiences virtually impossible to replicate elsewhere across Southern California's increasingly developed landscape with limited comparable new development possibilities preserving similar privacy considerations increasingly valued among ultra-luxury rental demographics.
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Families
Retirees
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Mixed-Use
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Mixed-Use & Commercial

North Hollywood
What it’s like to live in North Hollywood
Entertainment industry accessibility defines North Hollywood, where Los Angeles' distinctive neighborhood offers affordable alternatives to Hollywood proper with similar creative energy. The district centers around the NoHo Arts District with its theaters and galleries, while excellent transit via the Red Line provides car-free access to both downtown employment and Hollywood entertainment. Though some blocks remain in transition with varied commercial development, the combination of creative community, transit accessibility, and more reasonable rental rates creates compelling value for entertainment professionals seeking authentic artistic environments without premium pricing.
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The average rent for a studio apartment in Los Angeles is $2,239 per month.
One-bedroom apartment rentals in Los Angeles rent for $2,813 per month.
The average rent for a two-bedroom apartment in Los Angeles is $3,862 per month.