New Report Shows It Is Getting More Expensive To Rent In LA

It is no secret rents are sky-high in LA, but a new survey confirms it.

Renters here pay the fifth-highest rent prices in the nation, according to a new report from rental website Zumper, Curbed Los Angeles reports.

LA is fifth after San Francisco, New York, San Jose and Boston and has overtaken Oakland.

According to Zumper, the average one-bedroom in LA was $2,090 last month, a 1.5% increase over the previous month.

Two bedrooms, at $2,980/month, are higher than anywhere but San Francisco and New York.

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