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October 1, 2026

Apartment Application Online

Start with live Los Angeles units, then narrow your search by rent, bedroom count, ZIP code, and amenities.

By Jason Farone, 14ForRent · Updated October 1, 2026

Quick Answer

For an apartment application online in Los Angeles, start with the live listings and choose your bedroom count, rent range, ZIP code, and must-have amenities. The current snapshot has 39 listings from $1,895 to $6,900. The average rent is $3,118, and the median is $2,950. Open a matching unit, check its details, and use the listing page to take the next step before another renter applies.

How do you start an apartment application online in Los Angeles?

Start your apartment application online by choosing a live Los Angeles listing that fits your rent, bedroom count, ZIP code, and amenity needs. Begin with the full inventory, then open only the units that match your search. Check the address, rent, bedrooms, bathrooms, square feet, and listed features before you move forward.

The current listings cover studios, one-bedroom apartments, two-bedroom apartments, and three-bedroom homes. You can begin with the [studio listings](/apartments/studio), [one-bedroom listings](/apartments/1-bedroom), or [two-bedroom listings](/apartments/2-bedroom), then compare the units that fit your budget.

A focused search saves you time. If you need a pool, gym, balcony, dishwasher, air conditioning, or rooftop deck, use the amenity details to remove units that do not fit. If location matters most, start with a ZIP code such as 90046, 90036, 90048, or 90028.

Start with the unit, not the form

An online rental application is tied to a specific home. Confirm the rent, address, bedroom count, and listed amenities before you begin.

What can you find in the live Los Angeles listings?

You can find 39 live Los Angeles listings with rents from $1,895 to $6,900. The average rent is $3,118, and the median rent is $2,950. The inventory includes smaller studios, one-bedroom homes, larger two-bedroom homes, and three-bedroom options across the listed ZIP codes.

The lowest listed rent is $1,895 for the studio at 7224 Hillside Ave, Unit 42, in ZIP code 90046. It has air conditioning, a dishwasher, a gym, a pool, and metro access. The highest listed rent is $6,900 for the three-bedroom townhouse at 8833 Cynthia St, Unit 202, in ZIP code 90069.

Several listings group features that can make your search easier. The current inventory includes apartments with pools, gyms, balconies, elevators, rooftop decks, air conditioning, dishwashers, security systems, and metro access. Each feature appears only on the units where it is listed, so check the individual home before applying.

The live snapshot also reaches nearby areas in the listed ZIP codes. You can see homes in Los Angeles, West Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, Marina Del Rey, and South Pasadena. Use the address and ZIP code to decide whether the location works before you spend time on an apartment application online.

Which apartment type matches your budget?

Your bedroom count gives you the clearest first filter for an apartment application online. The current inventory has 0-bedroom listings from $1,895 to $2,395, 1-bedroom listings from $2,150 to $3,395, 2-bedroom listings from $2,750 to $5,695, and 3-bedroom listings from $4,495 to $6,900.

Current Los Angeles listings by bedroom count
Bedroom countListing countListed rent range
0 bedrooms2 listings$1,895 to $2,395
1 bedroom13 listings$2,150 to $3,395
2 bedrooms22 listings$2,750 to $5,695
3 bedrooms2 listings$4,495 to $6,900

The largest part of the inventory is the two-bedroom group, with 22 listings. One-bedroom homes make up 13 listings. Studios and three-bedroom homes each have 2 listings, so those categories may give you fewer choices.

For a lower listed rent, the studio range begins at $1,895, while the one-bedroom range begins at $2,150. Two-bedroom options begin at $2,750, and three-bedroom options begin at $4,495. Compare the full rent range with the features and location you need.

Where can you search for an apartment online by ZIP code and amenity?

You can search the live listings by ZIP code and then match the amenities shown on each unit. The current ZIP codes are 90005, 90019, 90025, 90028, 90036, 90046, 90048, 90068, 90069, 90210, 90292, 90401, 91030, 91403, 91601, and 91604. Use the address and feature list together because amenities vary by home.

ZIP code 90046 has several choices, including studios, one-bedroom homes, and two-bedroom homes. ZIP code 90036 also has one-bedroom and two-bedroom listings. ZIP code 90048 includes two-bedroom homes with balconies, dishwashers, air conditioning, and security systems.

For a pool, current matches include the studio at 7224 Hillside Ave, Unit 42, the one-bedroom at 7224 Hillside Ave, Unit 7, the two-bedroom at 11011 Huston St, Unit 115, and the two-bedroom at 4333 Admiralty Way, Unit 229. You can also find pool listings in ZIP codes 90069, 90046, 91601, 91403, and 90292.

For a gym, current matches include the Hollywood studio at 7224 Hillside Ave, Unit 42, the Junior one-bedroom at 7224 Hillside Ave, Unit 13, and the two-bedroom at 11011 Huston St, Unit 115. Rooftop deck listings include homes in ZIP codes 91601, 90028, 90069, 90036, and 91604.

Balconies appear on many two-bedroom listings, including homes in ZIP codes 90046, 90068, 90005, 90025, 90210, 90048, 91604, 90401, and 90292. Dishwashers also appear often, but they are not listed on every home. Check the unit detail page before you apply.

How do you narrow a listing before you apply online?

Narrow a listing before you apply online by checking your bedroom count, rent range, ZIP code, must-have amenities, and full unit details in that order. This approach helps you avoid opening homes that cannot work. It also gives you a short list of real options for your apartment application online.

  1. 1

    Choose the bedroom count

    Start with the space you need. The current listings include 0-bedroom, 1-bedroom, 2-bedroom, and 3-bedroom homes. Use the [studio page](/apartments/studio), [one-bedroom page](/apartments/1-bedroom), or [two-bedroom page](/apartments/2-bedroom) to focus your search.

    Current range:
    0 bedrooms through 3 bedrooms
    Largest group:
    22 two-bedroom listings
  2. 2

    Set your rent range

    Compare your target rent with the live bedroom range before you choose a unit. Current rents run from $1,895 to $6,900, with the average at $3,118 and the median at $2,950.

    Lowest listed rent:
    $1,895
    Highest listed rent:
    $6,900
  3. 3

    Check the ZIP code

    Review the full address and ZIP code, not just the neighborhood name. The listings cover ZIP codes from 90005 through 91604, including homes in Los Angeles, West Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, Marina Del Rey, and South Pasadena.

    renting in West Hollywood
  4. 4

    Confirm the amenities

    Match the unit to your must-have features. Check the listing for air conditioning, a dishwasher, balcony, pool, gym, rooftop deck, elevator, security system, or metro access before you continue.

    Browse apartments with pools
  5. 5

    Review the unit details

    Read the rent, bedroom count, bathroom count, square feet, address, and listed amenities together. Then open the [application approval guide](/guides/how-to-get-approved-la-apartment) before you submit information for the home you want.

Use the steps below to move from a broad search to a specific unit. Keep the listing link open while you review the details so you can confirm that the home still matches your needs.

Amenities are unit specific

A feature shown on one listing does not apply to every listing. Confirm the exact unit details, especially for parking, pools, gyms, balconies, and dishwashers.

Where should you look next?

Start with the neighborhood pages below. Each one lists every unit we currently have in that area, updated as listings come and go, so you are looking at real availability rather than a stale roundup. If nothing fits today, the attribute pages cut the same inventory a different way.

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    Beverly Hills

    Every unit we currently list in Beverly Hills, with live rent and availability.

    our Beverly Hills listings

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a Los Angeles studio cost in the current listings?

The current Los Angeles studio listings run from $1,895 to $2,395. The $1,895 studio is at 7224 Hillside Ave, Unit 42, in ZIP code 90046. It lists air conditioning, a dishwasher, a gym, a pool, and metro access. The $2,395 studio is at 1424 12th St, Unit J, in Santa Monica, ZIP code 90401. It lists a dishwasher and metro access.

Which ZIP codes have live apartment listings?

The live listings include ZIP codes 90005, 90019, 90025, 90028, 90036, 90046, 90048, 90068, 90069, 90210, 90292, 90401, 91030, 91403, 91601, and 91604. The inventory includes Los Angeles, West Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, Marina Del Rey, and South Pasadena. Check the full address before starting an apartment application online.

Can you find a two-bedroom apartment with parking?

Yes. Current two-bedroom listings with parking in the listing title include the home at 1943 Tamarind Ave, Unit 103, in ZIP code 90068, the home at 100 N Clark Dr, Unit 205, in ZIP code 90048, and the home at 8722 Burton Way, Unit 309, in ZIP code 90048. The listed rents are $2,950, $3,045, and $3,045. Review the unit details to confirm the parking terms.

Are pools available in the current Los Angeles listings?

Yes. Pool listings include the studio at 7224 Hillside Ave, Unit 42, in ZIP code 90046, the one-bedroom at 7224 Hillside Ave, Unit 7, in ZIP code 90046, the two-bedroom at 11011 Huston St, Unit 115, in ZIP code 91601, and the two-bedroom at 4333 Admiralty Way, Unit 229, in ZIP code 90292. Pool listings also appear in ZIP codes 90069, 91601, and 91403.

Does every listed apartment include a dishwasher?

No. Dishwashers are listed on many current homes, but not every apartment has one listed. For example, the two-bedroom at 456 N Orange Grove Ave in ZIP code 90036 lists metro access but does not list a dishwasher. Check the exact unit details before you begin an apartment application online, because amenities can vary from one home to another.

Written by Jason Farone, a licensed Los Angeles rental specialist at 14ForRent. Last reviewed October 1, 2026.