What $2,300 rents in LA 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 $100 of today’s price, $2,300. Vote for your favorite below!

Via Re/Max Estate Properties

Miracle Mile

This one-bedroom apartment has a stellar location—just a two-block walk away from LACMA and the other Museum Mile institutions. Even without the proximity to fun museums, the apartment has a lot going for it: hardwood floors throughout, arched doorways and niches, a Batchelder-tiled (decorative) fireplace, a formal dining room, and parking for one car. It rents for $2,400.

Via Winstonrd Apartments

Hollywood

This two-bedroom apartment is one of just eight units in the complex, which is located just off Fountain and Highland. The apartment comes with a dining nook, wall-mounted air conditioning, a sunny kitchen, and a decent amount of storage space. It comes with parking and rents for $2,300.

West Hollywood

This newly remodeled two-bedroom apartment near Fountain and Formosa offers one bathroom, stainless steel appliances, in-unit laundry machines, central air conditioning, a balcony, and parking. The rent is $2,395.

Via Excellence RE Real Estate

Valley Village

This just-built back house holds one bedroom, one bathroom, and a host of new finishes and appliances. The unit is equipped with central air conditioning and ceiling fans (which make life easier in the San Fernando Valley’s infamous heat). The kitchen also has new appliances, granite counters, and a dishwasher. The in-unit laundry is tucked into the spacious bathroom. It rents for $2,200.

Financial District

Located right across the street from the Central Library in Downtown LA, this one-bedroom condo is in the heart of Downtown. The apartment has tall ceilings, wood floors, and in-unit laundry, plus access to the complex’s gym and oasis-like sundeck. It rents for $2,400.