Condos in Los Angeles for Rent

What do condos in Los Angeles cost today?

Condos in Los Angeles range from $1,895 to $6,995 today. The average rent is $3,021, while the median rent is $2,873. This live snapshot includes 46 listings across Los Angeles and nearby communities in the search area. Use the median as a useful midpoint, then check the bedroom and ZIP code ranges below before you set your budget.

The lowest-priced listing is a studio at $1,895 in ZIP code 90046. The highest-priced listing is a three-bedroom townhouse at $6,995 in ZIP code 90069. The rent span is wide because the inventory includes studios, large homes, luxury units, and homes near the beach or marina.

Two-bedroom homes cover a broad part of the current inventory. Examples include a Silver Lake listing at $2,495, a Hollywood Hills listing at $3,095, and a Marina del Rey listing at $5,095. Square footage also varies, from 600 square feet to 1,400 square feet among the listed two-bedroom homes.

Which bedroom size fits your budget?

For condos in Los Angeles, bedroom size is the quickest way to narrow the current search. Studios range from $1,895 to $2,395, one-bedroom homes range from $2,050 to $3,395, two-bedroom homes range from $2,245 to $5,795, and three-bedroom homes range from $3,795 to $6,995. The current inventory has the most listings in the one-bedroom and two-bedroom groups.

1. 1

   **Studio condos**

   The current studio range is $1,895 to $2,395. One studio is at 7224 Hillside Ave in ZIP code 90046, and another is at 1424 12th St in Santa Monica, ZIP code 90401. Both have one bathroom, and the listed sizes are 500 square feet and 450 square feet.

   Listings:

   2

   Rent range:

   $1,895 to $2,395

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2. 2

   **One-bedroom condos**

   There are 19 one-bedroom listings, from $2,050 to $3,395. Current choices include a 695-square-foot Glendale home at $2,050, a 970-square-foot Los Angeles home with a pool at $2,645, and a 1,000-square-foot West Hollywood home at $3,395.

   Listings:

   19

   Rent range:

   $2,050 to $3,395

   Browse one-bedroom apartments
3. 3

   **Two-bedroom condos**

   There are 21 two-bedroom listings, from $2,245 to $5,795. You can find a 600-square-foot Silver Lake home at $2,495, a 1,200-square-foot NoHo home at $3,395, and a 1,400-square-foot Beverly Hills home at $5,795.

   Listings:

   21

   Rent range:

   $2,245 to $5,795

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   **Three-bedroom condos**

   The four three-bedroom listings range from $3,795 to $6,995. The current choices include a 1,400-square-foot West Hollywood home at $3,795, a 1,900-square-foot NoHo home at $3,950, and a 1,550-square-foot West Hollywood townhouse at $6,995.

   Listings:

   4

   Rent range:

   $3,795 to $6,995

   what's available in West Hollywood

Choose the bedroom group that fits your needs before you compare finishes. Then check square feet, bathrooms, parking, and outdoor space. A lower rent does not tell you whether the home has the layout or amenities you want.

Where can you find condos in Los Angeles?

Condos in Los Angeles are listed across ZIP codes from Hollywood, West Hollywood, and Mid-City to Santa Monica, Marina del Rey, Glendale, South Pasadena, and Beverly Hills. The live ZIP codes are 90005, 90019, 90025, 90026, 90028, 90036, 90046, 90048, 90068, 90069, 90210, 90292, 90401, 91030, 91205, 91206, 91403, 91601, and 91604.

The current listings show several clusters. ZIP code 90046 includes homes near Hillside Avenue, North Martel Avenue, Laurel Avenue, Ogden Drive, and Romaine Street. ZIP code 90048 includes homes near Clark Drive, Oakwood Avenue, and Burton Way.

Santa Monica listings are in ZIP code 90401. Marina del Rey is in ZIP code 90292. Glendale listings are in ZIP codes 91205 and 91206. The inventory also includes homes in ZIP code 90069 in West Hollywood and ZIP code 90210 in Beverly Hills.

Check the address before you schedule a tour. The search area includes communities outside the Los Angeles city limits, so the ZIP code is the clearest way to confirm the location that fits your commute.

Which condo amenities are available?

Many condos in Los Angeles include features such as balconies, pools, gyms, rooftop decks, elevators, air conditioning, dishwashers, metro access, and security systems. These amenities appear in different combinations, so read each listing instead of assuming that every building offers the same package.

Pool listings include homes in Hollywood, West Hollywood, Glendale, NoHo, Marina del Rey, and other parts of the search area. Gym listings include a Hollywood studio at $1,895, a NoHo two-bedroom at $3,395, a Hollywood penthouse at $3,650, and a Marina del Rey two-bedroom at $5,095.

Rooftop decks appear in several listings, including a NoHo two-bedroom, a Hollywood penthouse, a Franklin Avenue one-bedroom, a La Brea one-bedroom, and a West Hollywood townhouse. Balconies appear in listings across Hollywood, Mid-City, Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, Marina del Rey, and West Hollywood.

If you need air conditioning, a dishwasher, an elevator, or metro access, add that feature to your shortlist. Some listings also include in-unit laundry, parking, gated parking, EV charging, WiFi, or rent control in the listing description.

How can you compare live condo listings?

To compare condos in Los Angeles, begin with rent and bedroom count, then check ZIP code, square feet, bathrooms, and the amenities you use every day. A practical shortlist should include homes you can afford, homes in the right part of the area, and homes with the layout and features you need.

Start by choosing a rent range from the live figures. Then compare similar homes instead of comparing a studio with a three-bedroom townhouse. For example, two-bedroom listings run from $2,245 to $5,795, so square feet, location, parking, and building features can help explain why homes in the same bedroom group differ.

Next, check the address and ZIP code. A Santa Monica home at $3,595 is a different search from a Glendale home at $2,195, even when both offer two bathrooms or updated finishes. If you need a beach location, focus on the Santa Monica and Marina del Rey listings.

Finally, make a tour list. Save the rent, address, square feet, parking details, laundry setup, and required amenities for each home. You can then ask the same questions at every tour and avoid choosing based on photos alone.