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Los Angeles, CA

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Latest included check: Oct 14, 2026, 12:01 PM UTC

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Biggest rent increase · Past 7 days

Listed rent up

$220/ month

10.9% higher

eaves Los Feliz

Unit CA566-001-113 · 1 bedroom · Griffith Park

Before$2,015 /mo

Observed Oct 6, 2026

Now listed at$2,235 /mo

Checked Oct 14, 2026

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Where rents went up

5 buildings · 15 listings · Largest dollar changes

Griffith Park

eaves Los Feliz

1 matching listing

↑10.9%

Listed rent increase

$220/mo

Unit CA566-001-113 · 1 bedroom · 680

$2,015$2,235 /mo

Compared with Oct 6, 2026 · Checked Oct 14, 2026

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Downtown Los Angeles

Trademark

1 matching listing

↑10.0%

Listed rent increase

$210/mo

Unit 630 · Studio · Studio-A2

$2,090$2,300 /mo

Compared with Oct 7, 2026 · Checked Oct 13, 2026

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Hollywood Hills

AVA Toluca Hills

2 matching listings

↑3.9%

Listed rent increase

$75/mo

Unit CA573-00P-210 · Studio · S1-406-2

$1,920$1,995 /mo

Compared with Oct 7, 2026 · Checked Oct 14, 2026

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North Hollywood

AVA Studio City

3 matching listings

↑2.7%

Listed rent increase

$65/mo

Unit CA524-002-224 · 1 bedroom · E_1B1B_651SF_Stand

$2,365$2,430 /mo

Compared with Oct 7, 2026 · Checked Oct 14, 2026

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Chinatown

Jia Apartments

8 matching listings

↑2.3%

Listed rent increase

$50/mo

Unit 502 · 1 bedroom · One B

$2,222$2,272 /mo

Compared with Oct 5, 2026 · Checked Oct 13, 2026

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The wider picture

Limited recent comparisons

Past 7 days
Rent drops
4
Increases
15
Unchanged
55

74 comparable listings across 10 buildings, from 192 current listings in this area, bedroom, and budget view. Median confirmed cut: $5/mo. This sample is too limited to describe a citywide trend.

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The story behind the change

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First observed in the past seven days; this is not a move-in date.

How we compare rents

We compare the same identified apartment within one listing period. Asking rent, fees, and promotional effective prices remain separate. Repeat checks must confirm a comparison. A missing price is never counted as an unchanged rent. Large events need additional checks before we publish a story. Prices update after successful checks.