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Luxury Properties for rent in Los Angeles, California

  • Luxury home in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County
    Luxury home in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County
    CN¥ 169,900
    272 m² 4 4
    Presented by Kat Chubarova | Nest Seekers LLC
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  • Luxury home in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County
    Luxury home in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County
    CN¥ 163,100
    5 5
    Presented by Beatriz Martinez | Nest Seekers LLC
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  • Luxury home in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County
    Luxury home in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County
    CN¥ 50,970 month
    172 m² 3 4
    Presented by Brian Moore | Sotheby's International Realty - Los Feliz Brokerage
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  • Townhouse in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County
    Townhouse in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County
    CN¥ 54,370
    130 m² 2 3
    Presented by Mercedes Sanchez | Nest Seekers LLC
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  • Luxury home in Studio City, Los Angeles County
    Luxury home in Studio City, Los Angeles County
    CN¥ 57,770 month
    334 m² 4 5
    Presented by Brian Moore | Sotheby's International Realty - Los Feliz Brokerage
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  • Detached House in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County
    Detached House in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County
    CN¥ 53,350 month
    375 m² 5 5
    Presented by Nick Mercado | Sotheby's International Realty - Los Feliz Brokerage
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  • Apartment in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County
    Apartment in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County
    CN¥ 44,140 month
    158 m² 3 2
    Presented by Michael Khakshour | Sotheby's International Realty - Brentwood Brokerage
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  • Luxury home in West Los Angeles, Los Angeles County
    Luxury home in West Los Angeles, Los Angeles County
    CN¥ 115,500 month
    353 m² 5 5
    Presented by Michael Khakshour | Sotheby's International Realty - Brentwood Brokerage
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  • Luxury home in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County
    Luxury home in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County
    CN¥ 135,900 month
    245 m² 4 4
    Presented by Brian Moore | Sotheby's International Realty - Los Feliz Brokerage
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  • Luxury home in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County
    Luxury home in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County
    CN¥ 50,970 month
    229 m² 4 5
    Presented by Marc De Longeville | Sotheby's International Realty - Brentwood Brokerage
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  • Luxury home in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County
    Luxury home in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County
    CN¥ 59,770 month
    204 m² 3 3
    Presented by Kevin Keyser | Sotheby's International Realty - Los Feliz Brokerage
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  • Luxury home in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County
    Luxury home in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County
    CN¥ 71,360
    219 m² 3 3
    Presented by Mercedes Sanchez | Nest Seekers LLC
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  • Luxury home in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County
    Luxury home in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County
    CN¥ 56,070
    203 m² 3 3
    Presented by Mercedes Sanchez | Nest Seekers LLC
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  • Apartment in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County
    Apartment in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County
    CN¥ 13,930 month
    62 m² 1
    Presented by Atsuko Kimoto | Sotheby's International Realty - Los Feliz Brokerage
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  • Luxury home in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County
    Luxury home in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County
    CN¥ 40,780 month
    126 m² 2 2
    Presented by Jesse Dean | Sotheby's International Realty - Los Feliz Brokerage
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luxury guide

177 luxury properties are listed in Los Angeles right now. That figure reflects a market that moves faster, and attracts more international capital, than almost any other city on the West Coast. Los Angeles is not one place but many: a constellation of distinct neighborhoods, each with its own identity and price logic. The Pacific Ocean defines the western edge, the Santa Monica Mountains push development into the valleys and canyons, and the result is a geography that creates natural scarcity in the most desirable locations. Malibu, Beverly Hills, Pasadena, and Long Beach all sit within an hour of the city center, but the real story plays out much closer in, in neighborhoods that have become reference points for global luxury real estate.

Luxury property prices in Los Angeles

Prices in the Los Angeles luxury market range from CN¥2,485,312 to CN¥274,440,221, with an average of CN¥23,648,717. Properties span from 51 to 1426 sqm, averaging 281 sqm. Location drives value more than any other single factor. A hillside property in Holmby Hills with canyon views commands a completely different multiple than a flat-lot equivalent in the San Fernando Valley, even at identical square footage. Compared to Manhattan, Los Angeles delivers significantly more space per dollar, and the year-round climate is factored into every transaction. The comparison with Miami is closer, but Los Angeles holds a structural advantage: the buildable land in its premium hillside zones is finite, and that scarcity is not going away.

Most sought-after areas in Los Angeles

Bel Air remains the benchmark. It is the area where privacy is architectural, not just contractual: gated roads, mature tree cover, and estates set well back from any public sight line. Beverly Hills draws the most consistent international demand, particularly around the flats north of Sunset Boulevard, where lot sizes and street-level prestige have kept values steady through multiple market cycles. West Hollywood has a different energy, closer to the studios and the creative industry, with Sunset Strip providing a kind of address that carries its own cachet. Pacific Palisades is the choice for buyers who want ocean proximity without the exposure of Malibu: the canyon meets the coast, and inventory is genuinely limited. And Silver Lake, with its concentration of Case Study-era modernist architecture, has moved from undervalued to actively sought-after in under a decade. That shift has not gone unnoticed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why invest in the Los Angeles luxury real estate market?

The geography is the argument. Hillside zones cannot expand because the mountains stop them, coastal zones cannot expand because the ocean stops them. That structural scarcity, combined with persistent international demand and an average price of CN¥23,648,717, creates conditions for long-term value retention that few markets can replicate. Add the entertainment industry's ongoing need for high-end rental properties, and the investment case becomes even clearer.

What is it like to live in Los Angeles?

The climate is the constant: 300 days of sun per year, mild winters, and no meaningful humidity. LAX connects directly to Asia, Europe, and Latin America, which makes Los Angeles a functional base for international business as much as a lifestyle destination. The international community is large, established, and spread across multiple neighborhoods, each with a different character and social rhythm.

What makes Los Angeles unique for luxury real estate?

No other market combines Pacific Ocean frontage, hillside privacy, Mediterranean climate, and a year-round entertainment economy in one city. The film and television industry generates a sustained demand for prestigious properties that adds a rental yield layer most markets cannot offer. It is the reason prices in Bel Air and Holmby Hills have shown resilience across decades.