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Monica Der
  • Realtor
  • Los Angeles
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Highest Rents in the Los Angeles 36 Submarkets within the last 12 Months

Monica Der
  • Realtor
  • Los Angeles
Posted

Top Market rent per unit is Venice Beach with a solid vacancy rate of 4.5%

Despite the problem of homeless encampments, rental rates seem to be unaffected. With the newest homeless laws getting put into place by the new Mayor, Venice Beach may become a more favorable place for renters.

Santa Monica and Beverly Hills have the second highest rents per unit, however the vacancy rent increases which lowers your GOI 

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