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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 $100 of today’s price, $2,250. Vote for your favorite below!
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Hancock Park
No furniture? No problem. This one-bedroom just south of La Brea and Melrose comes fully furnished. The apartment has a balcony, large windows, a kitchen with newer appliances, and a parking space. It rents for $2,250.
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East Hollywood
Just a few blocks from the Vermont/Sunset Red Line station, this one-bedroom apartment is in a transit-friendly and central location. The apartment offers an open kitchen, in-unit laundry, and a dishwasher. It rents for $2,260.
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Valley Village
Over in the San Fernando Valley, this week’s price point buys a bit more room. This two-bedroom apartment is a lower-level unit with hardwood floors, plenty of kitchen counter space, and two ample bedrooms. It rents for $2,150.
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Beverly Grove
This one-bedroom apartment is around the corner from the Beverly Center. The upper level unit has laminate floors, a walk-in closet, a wet bar in the living room, and central air conditioning. It rents for $2,295.
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Mid-City
This one-bedroom unit is half of a duplex with a covered back patio and fenced-in backyard. The apartment has refinished hardwood floors, ceiling fans, in-unit laundry machines, and a decorative fireplace. It rents for $2,250.
Poll
Which apartment around $2,250 would you rent?
This poll is closed
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9%
Hancock Park
(67 votes) -
8%
East Hollywood
(57 votes) -
11%
Valley Village
(79 votes) -
11%
Beverly Grove
(76 votes) -
59%
Mid-City
(402 votes)
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