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Apartments for Rent in Hermosa Beach, CA

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1 Furnished secured bedroom 196 sq
1 Furnished secured bedroom 196 sq
1 Furnished secured bedroom 196 sq
1 Furnished secured bedroom 196 sq
1 Furnished secured bedroom 196 sq
1 Furnished secured bedroom 196 sq
1 Furnished secured bedroom 196 sq
1 Furnished secured bedroom 196 sq
Lori

Lori,  18

1 Furnished secured bedroom 196 sq

Buong lugar | 138th Street, Hawthorne, CA, USA

New Construction. Secured entrance with Secured bedroom, secured cameras. 1 bedroom, walk-in closet, double sink shared bathroom. communal kitchen living space 75“, Smart TV, Wi-Fi one parking space. Washer/dryer. Air Conditioning/Heating. A calm, relaxing patio in front of the property. Single people preferred. No smoking/drugs or a medicinal activities. Not accepting pets at this time.

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1800
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  • How many apartments for rent are available in Hermosa Beach, CA right now?

    Almost nothing in Hermosa Beach is an apartment complex. Boxed in by Manhattan Beach to the north, Redondo Beach to the south and the Pacific to the west, the city never had the land for the large buildings that absorb demand elsewhere in the South Bay, so what gets listed here as an apartment is nearly always a unit inside a duplex, triplex or fourplex owned by an individual rather than a leasing office with a waitlist. Roomster shows 3 apartments for rent around the city on a given day. Because the owner is usually a person rather than a management company, the first message you send often reaches the decision maker directly.

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

    One-bedrooms sit near $2,900 to $3,125 and two-bedrooms near $3,850, which puts the typical Hermosa apartment around $3,074 a month. You will also see a citywide median rent above $6,000 quoted for Hermosa, and the two figures are not in conflict: the higher one includes whole Strand and walk-street houses let as single homes, which pull the average far above what an actual apartment costs. Set it aside when you are budgeting for a unit. Cheaper apartments for rent, including one-bedrooms under $2,600, cluster in East Hermosa above Pacific Coast Highway and on the blocks near Prospect Avenue and the Redondo Beach line, where the buildings are older and the walk to the sand is longer.

  • Is there rent control on apartments for rent in Hermosa Beach?

    There is no local rent stabilization ordinance in Hermosa Beach, and two ordinances people often assume apply here do not: the Los Angeles County rules stop at the borders of incorporated cities, and the City of Los Angeles ordinance covers only property inside LA city limits. What does apply is the statewide Tenant Protection Act, AB 1482, which caps annual increases on covered units at 5% plus regional inflation with a hard ceiling of 10%. For the Los Angeles metro area that works out to 8.7% for increases taking effect between August 1, 2026 and July 31, 2027. AB 1482 also gives you just-cause protection once you have been in place twelve months. Watch the common exemptions, because they bite in a city built like this one: buildings with a certificate of occupancy issued in the last fifteen years, and single-family homes or condominiums where the owner is not a corporation and has served the required exemption notice.

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

    Since July 1, 2024, California has capped security deposits at one month's rent whether the unit is furnished or not, so roughly $2,900 on a typical Hermosa one-bedroom. The exception matters more here than in most cities: an owner who is a natural person holding no more than two residential rental properties totaling no more than four units may still ask for two months, and Hermosa's stock is overwhelmingly duplexes and triplexes held by exactly those owners. Expect to be asked for two months more often here than you would in a big-complex city, and budget for it. If you are an active-duty service member, the one-month cap applies no matter who owns the building. Your deposit must come back within 21 days of move-out with an itemized statement of anything withheld.

  • Can I rent a furnished or short-term apartment in Hermosa Beach?

    Furnished units exist, mostly aimed at aerospace and defense contractors on temporary assignments, but anything under thirty days runs into the city's own rules. Hermosa Beach has prohibited rentals of fewer than 30 consecutive days in residentially zoned areas since 2016, and requires operators to hold a business license and pay transient occupancy tax. A court then found the city could not enforce that ban inside the coastal zone, because it never took the ordinance to the Coastal Commission, and the Council voted 4-1 in May 2026 not to appeal, leaving the ban intact on the books and enforceable outside the coastal zone while the city works it through its Local Coastal Program. If you need a stay of a month or two, look for furnished apartments for rent offered at thirty days or longer and ask the owner to put the term in writing.

  • Are there apartments for rent near Hermosa Beach's transit or commute routes?

    No rail line reaches Hermosa Beach itself, so the commute question is really about which edge of the city you land on. The eastern side, near Pacific Coast Highway, Aviation Boulevard, Artesia Boulevard and Gould Avenue, gets you onto the arterials fastest and sits closest to the K Line at Redondo Beach station. Apartments near Pier Avenue put you on Beach Cities Transit Line 109, a $1 ride to downtown Manhattan Beach, downtown El Segundo, the Metro Aviation station and the LAX City Bus Center. And for anyone working in El Segundo, the fastest option on a summer afternoon is often The Strand bike path along the sand, which is part of why apartments for rent within a few blocks of it hold their price.

Rent an Apartment in Hermosa Beach, CA: Navigating Commute and Comfort


Rent an apartment in Hermosa Beach, CA offers a unique blend of coastal living and convenient access to regional hubs. Whether you're a professional seeking an easy commute, a couple looking for a cozy home, or relocating renters weighing budget and lifestyle, understanding the local apartment market helps you find a comfortable fit. This guide covers key considerations to streamline your search and make informed decisions about your next home.

What Kind of Apartment Search Makes Sense in Hermosa Beach, CA

Hermosa Beach appeals to those prioritizing a balance between proximity to work and relaxed coastal living. Professionals often look for one-bedroom or studio apartments that support a manageable commute to nearby business districts. Couples may lean toward shared apartments or small units with pet-friendly policies to accommodate their lifestyle. Given the area's mix of private landlords and property management companies, renters should expect to encounter a range of lease terms, including short term and sublet options, which can be ideal for those uncertain about long-term commitments.

Budget-wise, Hermosa Beach tends to reflect its desirable location. Renters should be prepared for higher deposits and potentially stricter screening processes, including credit checks and security deposits, especially when renting through private landlords. Utilities and parking availability can vary widely, so it's important to clarify these details early.

How to Compare Apartments for Rent in Hermosa Beach, CA

Narrowing down your apartment search involves focusing on neighborhood fit and commute convenience. Depending on your priorities, you might filter listings by:

  • Neighborhoods: Some areas offer quieter residential streets, while others provide quicker access to public transit and downtown. Consider how each aligns with your lifestyle and daily routines.
  • Apartment types: Studios and one-bedroom apartments are common, but shared apartments can offer cost savings and social opportunities.
  • Amenities: Look for pet-friendly apartments if you have animals, or units with parking if you commute by car.

Use Roomster's filtering tools to specify these criteria, helping you focus on listings that meet your budget and lifestyle needs.

What Lease and Budget Factors Matter Most

Lease terms in Hermosa Beach vary widely. Month-to-month rentals and sublets provide flexibility but may come at a premium. Longer leases often require a security deposit and credit check, so be ready with your documentation. Renters should carefully review lease agreements for details about utilities, parking, and pet policies to avoid surprises.

Since exact rent prices fluctuate by neighborhood and unit type, it's wise to compare listings that offer similar amenities and commute options. This approach ensures your budget aligns with the value and convenience of each apartment.

How to Avoid Costly Rental Mistakes

When renting in Hermosa Beach, take steps to protect yourself from common pitfalls:

  • Insist on clear lease documentation before making payments.
  • Be cautious of landlords or listings that request unusual payment methods or upfront fees without proper paperwork.
  • Confirm the legitimacy of the listing through Roomster’s ID check and address check features, which can help reduce risk.
  • Arrange in-person or virtual meetings to confirm the apartment condition and landlord credibility.

These practices help ensure a smoother rental experience and safeguard your interests.

Roomster offers powerful tools to tailor your apartment search in Hermosa Beach. Start by creating a detailed profile outlining your budget, desired move-in date, and pet preferences. Use the platform’s filters to refine listings by apartment size, lease flexibility, and amenities like parking or furnished options.

Check listings regularly to catch new availability, especially if you need an apartment available now. Reach out promptly to landlords or private landlords through Roomster’s messaging system to improve your chances. Keeping your communication clear and professional can help you stand out.

By leveraging Roomster’s features, you can efficiently navigate the Hermosa Beach rental market and find an apartment that fits your commute and lifestyle.

FAQ About Apartments for Rent in Hermosa Beach, CA

What kind of apartment is easiest to find in Hermosa Beach, CA?

Studios and one-bedroom apartments are the most common and generally easier to find. Shared apartments are available but less frequent, often appealing to renters seeking cost savings or a social living environment.

Should I look for a studio, one-bedroom, or shared apartment in Hermosa Beach, CA?

Your choice depends on your budget, privacy needs, and lifestyle. Studios and one-bedrooms offer more privacy and are ideal for professionals or couples, while shared apartments can reduce costs and provide companionship.

What should I ask before renting an apartment in Hermosa Beach, CA?

Key questions include lease length, security deposit requirements, pet policies, parking availability, utility responsibilities, and any restrictions on subletting or short-term stays.

How early should I start searching for apartments in Hermosa Beach, CA?

Begin your search at least 30 to 60 days before your desired move-in date. This timeline allows you to compare options, complete screening processes, and secure the best fit without rushing.

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