About Los Angeles, CA: Guide to Living in Los Angeles

Living in Los Angeles offers a lot—the opportunity to engage with nature, to be up close with the entertainment industry, and some of the best dining experiences the world has to offer. Whether you’re looking for exclusive access to the movies you love or want to spend every day surfing—LA has it. The city is known for a lot, but one of the biggest highlights of LA is the diverse population and sprawling cultural landscape. From the glitz and glamour of Beverly Hills to Downtown LA to Malibu, there is an LA neighborhood for everyone.

When living in Los Angeles, there is always something to do. You can spend a night doing karaoke in Koreatown, hike to the Hollywood sign, or stargaze at Griffith Observatory. Los Angeles is also a very popular touring stop for musicians, so no matter how niche your music taste is, your favorite artist probably has a show coming up in LA. If you’re more a fan of visual art, take a trip to The Getty for 20th-century European paintings and drawings (amongst lots of other exhibitions). No matter what you love, you’ll always be entertained in LA.

 

Source: National Geographic 

Top Things To Do

1. Enjoy art at The Getty

 

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2. Experience movie magic in a Warner Bros Studio tour

 

Source: Tripadvisor 

 

3. Stargaze at Griffith Observatory

Source: Griffith Observatory

 

4. Hike to the Hollywood sign 

Source: Wikipedia

 

5. See the sights at the Santa Monica Pier

Source: Santa Monica Pier 

 

6. Walk down the Hollywood Walk of Fame

Source: Variety 

Rental Market Trends

Are you planning a move to Los Angeles but are unclear about rental costs? We’ve got your back. Los Angeles is an expensive place to live and navigating the rental market can be challenging without support. We are here to help with all the information you need about the rental market.

Interested in moving to Los Angeles? Check out available Los Angeles apartments for rent here.

Top Apartments in Los Angeles

The Thompson

3345 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90010
Renty.ai price for a one-bedroom: $1901/month

The Thompson is one of Koreatown’s most sought-after apartment communities. With completely remodeled units, including quartz countertops, Grohe fixtures, custom cabinetry, LG stainless steel appliances, and in-unit washer/dryer—you’ll have everything you need for luxury living at an unbeatable price. 

The Arden

3921 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90010

Renty.ai price for studio: $2020/month

On the peaceful outer edge of Koreatown, this historic building has been fully transformed for a uniquely LA experience. The Arden believes that balance comes from both the eclectic daily experiences of urban life and the peaceful tranquility of refuge. Thoughtfully designed to help you reconnect and recharge, each of The Arden’s units is crafted for you to cultivate your own personal sanctuary.

Crosby on Wilshire

3350 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90010

Renty.ai price for studio: $2020/month

Here, you’ll find brand-new interiors, contemporary designs, and a collection of curated amenities with a boutique hotel vibe. Whether it’s morning laps in the pool, lounging on the sundeck, working from home in one of the styled resident lounges, or gathering with friends in the karaoke room, Crosby allows you to work, play, and chill on your own terms. 

Public Transportation

The best way to travel around Los Angeles is by car, but if you’re looking for an alternative, public transportation is available. Use the Trip Planner Tool for help planning from the MTA. One important thing to note about using public transportation in LA is that it will generally require a lot of walking, so wear comfortable shoes!

• Metro Buses: There are 200 different lines around the city, including local buses, rapid buses, and express buses.
• Metro Rail: The Metro Rail operates 8 different lines (named by color) around the city.
• DASH buses: DASH buses are small shuttles that connect to the Metro Rail and other bus lines.