| Los Angeles, CA | |
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| State | California |
| Population | 3,966,936 |
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In comparison to the surrounding areas, Los Angeles is a lot less expensive, and it's a lot more expensive compared to the rest of the nation.
Los Angeles's median home cost is $636,900. In comparison to the surrounding areas it is about $498,284 (43%) lower.In comparison to the nation as a whole it is approximately $419,400 (192%) higher.
In Los Angeles the median monthly rent is $1,450. Compared to other places in this area this is approximately $392 (21%) lower.It is approximately $388 (36%) higher compared to the entire nation.
West Hollywood is Los Angeles's neighbor to the southeast. The housing prices there are somewhat more expensive. The median home value in West Hollywood is $755,400, which comes out to $118,500 (15%) higher than Los Angeles. Rent there is a bit more expensive. The median monthly rent in West Hollywood is $1,664, which works out to $214 (12%) higher than Los Angeles.
Beverly Hills is Los Angeles's neighbor to the south. The housing prices there are a lot more expensive. The median home value in Beverly Hills is $2,000,001, which works out to $1,363,101 (68%) higher than Los Angeles. The rent there is substantially more expensive. The median monthly rent in Beverly Hills is $2,244, which comes out to $794 (35%) higher than Los Angeles.
Santa Monica is Los Angeles's neighbor to the southwest. Housing prices there are significantly more expensive. Santa Monica's median home cost is $1,382,700, which works out to $745,800 (53%) higher than Los Angeles. Rent there is somewhat more expensive. Santa Monica's median monthly rent is $1,802, which is $352 (19%) higher than Los Angeles.
Culver City is Los Angeles's neighbor to the south. Its housing prices are a bit more expensive. The cost of the median home in Culver City is $892,000, which comes out to $255,100 (28%) higher than Los Angeles. Its rents are a bit more expensive. Culver City's median monthly rent is $1,888, which is $438 (23%) higher than Los Angeles.
Ladera Heights is Los Angeles's neighbor to the south. Real estate prices there are a lot more expensive. The median home in Ladera Heights is valued at $1,021,000, which works out to $384,100 (37%) higher than Los Angeles. The rent there is a bit more expensive. Ladera Heights's median rent is $2,018 per month, which is $568 (28%) higher than Los Angeles.
View Park-Windsor Hills is Los Angeles's neighbor to the south. Housing prices there are a little more expensive. The median home in View Park-Windsor Hills costs $760,000, which works out to $123,100 (16%) higher than Los Angeles. Rents there are pretty similar. In View Park-Windsor Hills the median rent is $1,433 a month, which works out to $17 (1%) lower than Los Angeles.