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WSP 1310 Wilton LLC "Wilton Way Apartments"(213) 277-3629
1310 South Wilton Place, Los Angeles CA 90019
$1,420+
6 units available
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On-site laundry, Pet friendly, 24hr maintenance, Parking, Air conditioning, Elevator + more
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$1,900+
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CCA - Columbia Court Apartments LP dba Tuscani Villas(213) 301-0739
369 Columbia Avenue, Los Angeles CA 90017
$1,955
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$1,850
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$1,725+
4 units available
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24hr maintenance, Parking, Elevator, Clubhouse, Range, and Refrigerator
Top neighborhoods in Los Angeles

Wilshire Center - Koreatown
What it’s like to live in Wilshire Center - Koreatown
Cultural vibrancy defines Wilshire Center/Koreatown, where Art Deco buildings and contemporary high-rises create architectural diversity in this densely populated core. The neighborhood's 24-hour energy includes authentic Korean restaurants, innovative coffee shops, and vibrant nightlife creating genuine urban experiences rare in car-dependent Los Angeles. Though parking challenges persist despite some buildings including dedicated spaces, the area's excellent public transportation includes multiple Metro connections reducing car dependency for many destinations. The primary consideration remains street noise in this constantly active district, though upper-floor units and buildings on residential side streets offer quieter alternatives. The neighborhood's central location provides unbeatable accessibility to multiple Los Angeles districts while offering authentic international experiences within walking distance of most rental doors.
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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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Sunland-tujunga
What it’s like to live in Sunland-tujunga
Mountain views define Sunland-Tujunga, where Los Angeles' northern neighborhood offers rural character within city limits. The area features larger properties with more outdoor space than typical LA rentals, while the Angeles National Forest provides immediate recreation access. Though requiring longer downtown commutes, many residents find the trade-off worthwhile for significantly more space, natural surroundings, and lower rental rates compared to central Los Angeles neighborhoods.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
The average rent for a studio apartment in Los Angeles is $2,234.
The average rent for a one-bedroom apartment rental in Los Angeles is $2,774.
The average monthly rent for a two-bedroom apartment in Los Angeles is $3,851.
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