4 Bedroom Apartments in Los Angeles

Rental prices are quite a bit higher in Los Angeles than the national average, although rental rates have been fluctuating lately in the city. Whether you’re in the market for a studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, or three-bedroom or larger Los Angeles apartment, June homes is here to provide a seamless process and flexible leases on quality homes.

Finding an Apartment in Los Angeles

Everyone benefits from a helping hand when they first move to Los Angeles. June Homes helps by offering short-term and temporary housing for rental rates that aren’t unnecessarily marked up just because you aren’t ready for a long-term commitment. We understand that situations change and that LA might not be right for you, but why not try it out hassle-free with us?

Things to Do in Los Angeles

We’re here to get you into your new Los Angeles apartment as quickly and efficiently as possible. That way, you can get out an explore everything this vibrant city has to offering, including these unique things to do:

• Relax along Echo Park Lake
• The many museums besides the famous Getty
• Eat eclectic cuisines at Grand Central Market
• Walk around Little Tokyo and Koreatown
• Listen to a LA Philharmonic performance
• Hike around Runyon Canyon

Los Angeles Neighborhoods

At June Homes, we can connect you with all the hottest neighborhoods in Los Angeles so you can live life on your own terms. Popular areas to look at include:  

• Mid-City
• Downtown
• Park Mesa Heights
• Vermont Square
• Hollywood
• Alhambra
• Santa Monica

And if you’re not happy with your apartment within the first week, you can move to a new June Home at no additional cost – that’s the June guarantee!
 

FAQs about Renting Apartments in Los Angeles

As Los Angeles rental experts, here are some questions that you might have about getting your own apartment here.

Is Rent Expensive in Los Angeles?

Yes, there’s no way around it, Los Angeles is a pricey place to live. However, there are definitely ways you can reduce your monthly bills, especially if you find affordable housing.

How Much Is It to Rent a Studio Apartment in Los Angeles?

For a studio apartment in Los Angeles, you can expect to pay around $2,100, on average.