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Rent Survey For Koreatown Area. Average rents mentioned in this survey gets updated everyday according to current listing prices.

Apartments	$1,208.00
Condos	$2,150.00
Houses	$1,033.00
Duplex	$1,250.00
Triplex	$1,900.00
Studio	$960.00
1 bedroom	$1,277.00
2 bedrooms	$1,793.00
3 bedrooms	$2,025.00
4 bedrooms	$2,050.00

About Koreatown

Koreatown, also known as Wilshire Center, is a district in the city of Los Angeles, California. Koreatown is bordered by Hollywood on the north, Westlake and Pico-Union on the east, Harvard Heights on the south, and Country Club Park and Larchmont on the west. A notable addition is the construction of Koreatown Galleria, a 124,000 square foot shopping complex, which opened in October, 2001. The 3-level complex boasts 65 retail stores and business services, including the Galleria Supermarket, the largest Korean supermarket outside of Korea.