What $2,400 rents in Los Angeles right now

Welcome to Curbed Comparisons, where we explore what you can rent or buy for a certain dollar amount in various LA ’hoods. We’ve found five rentals within $150 of today’s price, $2,400. Vote for your favorite below!

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Venice

This bright and charming studio is just a walk away from the shops and restaurants on Abbot Kinney. The 1,186-square-foot unit features a large tub with a shower, kitchen with ceiling sunlight, wood floors, and lots of windows. It also includes a bright sunroom perfect for an office area or dining room. It’s renting for $2,495.

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Carthay

Sitting along Crescent Heights Boulevard, near Pico Boulevard, lies this 1,015 square-foot unit. The two-bedroom, one bath features spacious rooms, carpet, a bay window, and a kitchen connected to a small patio. It’s centrally located, just south of West Hollywood and north of the 10 freeway. It’s renting for $2,300.

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Fairfax

For a more contemporary apartment, there’s this sleek studio in a duplex near La Brea and Santa Monica boulevards. It comes fully furnished and features a kitchen with stainless steel appliances, and a full bathroom. Plus, there’s a sitting area in the front yard covered by an old growth hedge. It’s renting for $2,490—all utilities included.

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West Hollywood

This one-bedroom, one bath apartment features an in-unit washer and dryer, stainless steel appliances, bamboo floors, and lots of closet space. Pets are considered and underground parking is available. Located just south of the cafes and shops on Melrose Avenue, it’s renting for $2,450.

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Mid-Wilshire

This two-bedroom, one-bath is centrally located near Little Ethiopia. The unit includes wood floors, a kitchen with subway tile and new quartz counters, crown molding, and spacious closets. Just a short walk away from the museums along Wilshire Boulevard, it’s renting for $2,395.