Apartments for Rent in Beverlywood, Los Angeles, CA

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• How many apartments for rent are available in Beverlywood, Los Angeles right now?

  Almost nothing in Beverlywood is a leasing office with its own website. About 84 percent of the apartments here sit in buildings of fewer than 50 units, mostly two-story courtyard and dingbat buildings put up in the 1950s and 1960s, with only around 11 percent in anything of 50 units or more. Roomster lists 8 apartments for rent around the neighborhood, and they cluster where that older stock is: Robertson Boulevard, the National Boulevard corridor, the Pico-Robertson blocks north of Airdrome Street, and the Palms-side streets below Cattaraugus Avenue. Beverlywood covers ZIP codes 90034 and 90035, and building age matters more than it looks, because it decides whether the unit is rent-stabilized.

• How much does it cost to rent an apartment in Beverlywood?

  The neighborhood average sits near $2,592, but the spread is wide. Studios average about $2,062 and run from roughly $1,495 to $2,895; one-bedrooms average about $2,495, with most asking between $1,995 and $3,400; two-bedrooms average around $3,647 and reach about $4,800 in the renovated Robertson Boulevard buildings; three-bedrooms average close to $4,534. Under $2,000 a month you are looking at studios and the occasional one-bedroom in the older buildings along National Boulevard, on the Palms side below Cattaraugus Avenue, and east toward Robertson and Mid-City. Against Culver City just to the south, Beverlywood asks a little more for a comparable unit and gives you a quieter street and a Beverly Hills-adjacent address for it.

• Is there rent control on Beverlywood apartments for rent?

  Often, yes. Beverlywood is inside the City of Los Angeles, so the Rent Stabilization Ordinance covers buildings of two or more units that received a certificate of occupancy on or before October 1, 1978, and most of the small courtyard buildings here were finished well before that. On a covered unit the allowable annual increase is 3 percent from July 1, 2025 through June 30, 2027. From February 2, 2026 the formula moved to 90 percent of average CPI within a band of 1 to 4 percent, the old add-on for utilities is gone, and so is the extra 10 percent for an added dependent. Newer buildings fall instead under the state Tenant Protection Act, which allows 5 percent plus CPI up to 10 percent and exempts construction completed in the last 15 years. Ask for the year on the certificate of occupancy before you sign.

• What deposit and fees should I expect on a Beverlywood apartment for rent?

  Los Angeles does not run on tenant-paid broker fees the way New York does, so budget for first month plus a deposit rather than a percentage to an agent. Since July 2024 California has capped that deposit at one month's rent on furnished and unfurnished units alike, with a narrow exception letting a person who owns no more than two residential properties totaling four units or fewer ask for two months, and that exception never applies to an active-duty military tenant. You are owed an itemized statement and any balance back within 21 days. As of January 1, 2026 a working stove and refrigerator have to be provided and maintained on any new, amended or renewed lease, which is worth checking in the older Beverlywood buildings that historically came with neither. Parking is the other line item: many buildings here offer a single tandem space, so a second car usually means a paid spot or a street permit.

• Are there apartments for rent near Beverlywood's transit and Westside commute routes?

  The south end is the transit end. Palms station on the Metro E Line sits at National Boulevard and Motor Avenue, about an eleven-minute walk from Beverlywood's southern boundary, with Culver City one stop east and a straight run to Downtown Santa Monica or Downtown LA. Big Blue Bus Route 7 covers Pico Boulevard end to end, while Routes 5 and 17 connect to Palms station and Culver City. Drivers reach I-10 on-ramps at Robertson Boulevard and National Boulevard within a couple of minutes, and the 405 about two miles west. Subway service is moving closer too: the D Line extension opened Wilshire/La Cienega in May 2026, roughly two miles north, with Wilshire/Rodeo and Century City stations slated for spring 2027.

• Will the UCLA Research Park on Pico Boulevard change apartments for rent near Beverlywood?

  It is the biggest thing on the horizon for this stretch of the Westside. UCLA bought the shuttered Westside Pavilion at 10800 West Pico Boulevard, about a mile and a half west of Beverlywood, after Google walked away from its lease there, and is converting roughly 800,000 square feet into the UCLA Research Park, home to the California Institute for Immunology and Immunotherapy and the Center for Quantum Science and Engineering. Core construction runs through 2026, the first occupancies are expected in late 2027, and later phases stretch toward 2035. For renters that means a large new pool of lab and research staff searching the Pico corridor, so if you want an apartment for rent in Beverlywood at today's price, the years before those buildings open are the easier ones.