West Hollywood 1 Bedroom Apartments for Rent
More space, same WeHo lifestyle — RSO-covered buildings from $2,600/mo
Updated June 2026
Quick Answer
West Hollywood one-bedroom apartments run $2,600–$3,600 per month in 2026, with the sweet spot around $2,900–$3,200 in RSO-covered buildings along the Santa Monica Blvd and Fairfax corridors. One-bedrooms suit couples or solo renters who work from home and need a dedicated room. ZIP codes 90069 (Strip-adjacent), 90046 (eastern WeHo), and 90048 (near Beverly Hills) all have availability at different price points.
| Type | Available Units | Live Rent Range | Neighborhood |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1-Bedrooms | 4 | $2,200–$3,450/mo | West Hollywood |
Frequently Asked Questions — 1-Bedrooms in West Hollywood
How much is a 1 bedroom apartment in West Hollywood?
One-bedroom apartments in West Hollywood typically rent for $2,600–$3,600 per month in 2026. Older RSO-covered buildings along Santa Monica Blvd and in the 90046 ZIP code toward Fairfax tend to sit in the $2,600–$3,000 range. Newer construction and buildings closer to the Beverly Hills border (90048) or the Sunset Strip (90069) push toward $3,200–$3,600. Units with parking, in-unit laundry, or rooftop access command premiums.
Which WeHo ZIP code has the most affordable 1-bedroom apartments?
ZIP 90046, the eastern portion of West Hollywood toward Fairfax, consistently offers the most affordable one-bedrooms in the city — typically $200–$400 per month less than equivalent units in the Strip-adjacent 90069 or Beverly-Hills-border 90048. Most of the 90046 apartment stock is pre-1979, meaning RSO protections apply. The trade-off is slightly higher walk-times to the western end of Santa Monica Blvd and to Beverly Hills shopping, though both are still within a 10–15 minute walk.
What should I look for in a West Hollywood 1-bedroom lease?
Key things to verify: (1) Whether the unit is RSO-covered — ask for the building's certificate of occupancy date; buildings issued before July 1, 1979 are covered and annual increases are capped at 2.25%. (2) Parking — WeHo has street parking zones but many older buildings don't include a space. (3) Laundry — in-building vs in-unit matters a lot in 500–700 sq ft. (4) Whether it's an owner-direct listing — saves up to one month's rent in broker fees.
How does a West Hollywood 1-bedroom compare to Hollywood?
West Hollywood one-bedrooms run roughly $200–$400/month more than comparable Hollywood units ($2,400–$3,200 in Hollywood vs $2,600–$3,600 in WeHo). You get a slightly higher Walk Score (89 vs 87), WeHo's stronger RSO with relocation assistance protections, and proximity to the Design District and Beverly Hills. Hollywood edges WeHo on Metro rail access — the Red/Purple Line at Hollywood/Vine is a real advantage. The choice usually comes down to whether your work and social life pull west or east.
Available 1-Bedrooms in West Hollywood
4 1-bedrooms available now
