Cheapest and most expensive neighborhoods in Los Angeles in 2019

Compiled ranking of the most expensive and cheapest neighborhoods in Los Angeles in 2019. The ranking took into account the average prices for the rental of one-bedroom apartments. The list of the most expensive neighborhoods in Los Angeles includes: Santa Monica, Venice, Marina del Rey, Downtown Los Angeles, Pacific Palisades, Bel Air/Beverly Crest, Beverly Hills, Mid-City West, Westwood, Historic Cultural, Brentwood, West Hollywood and Silver Lake.

Los Angeles most expensive neighborhoods in 2019

List of the most expensive neighborhoods in Los Angeles	Average price for rent a one-bedroom apartment
1. Santa Monica	$3,500
2. Venice	$3,195
3. Marina del Rey	$3,120
4. Downtown Los Angeles	$2,745
5. Pacific Palisades	$2,690
6. Bel Air/Beverly Crest	$2,560
7. Beverly Hills	$2,550
8. Mid-City West	$2,550
9. Westwood	$2,530
10. Historic Cultural	$2,500
11. Brentwood	$2,420
12. West Hollywood	$2,400
13. Silver Lake	$2,400

Cheapest Los Angeles neighborhoods in 2019

List of the cheapest neighborhoods in Los Angeles in 2019	Average price for rent a one-bedroom apartment
1. Central Alameda	$1,250
2. Florence-Graham	$1,295
3. South Central	$1,320
4. CANNDU	$1,395
5. Congress Southwest	$1,500
6. UNNC	$1,550
7. Pico-Union	$1,550
8. Voices of 90037	$1,550
9. West Adams	$1,560
10. Congress West	$1,595
11. Congress North	$1,595
12. Park Mesa Heights	$1,600
13. MacArthur Park	$1,600