Apartments for Rent in Lomita, CA (891 Rentals)

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24600 Cypress St
$3,795 - $4,200
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24600 Cypress St

24600 Cypress StLomita, CA 90717

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$1,500

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25502 Cypress St

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property at 24707 Cypress St

$2,475

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$2,475
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24707 Cypress St, Unit 24707

24707 Cypress St
LomitaCA90717
property at 25223 Western Ave

$2,750

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$2,750
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25223 Western Ave

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property at 1753 256th St

$3,650

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1753 256th St

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property at 2403 251st St

$3,700

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2403 251st St

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property at 25003 Andreo Ave

$5,500

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25003 Andreo Ave

LomitaCA90717

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property at 24638 Eshelman Ave

$2,950

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$2,950
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24638 Eshelman Ave

LomitaCA90717

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Alta South Bay
$2,926 - $3,262
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Alta South Bay

22433 S Vermont AveTorrance, CA 90502
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Harborview
$2,595 - $4,753
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Harborview

1286 W Capitol DrSan Pedro, CA 90732
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Lomita Overview

If you are looking for a beautiful place to live and work, you may have thought about living in Lomita, California. Lomita, California is a city that is located in Los Angeles County. It is largely seen as a suburb of the Metropolitan Los Angeles area. The population has remained relatively consistent during the past 20 years, however, it still has a lot to offer individuals and families alike. If you are interested in living in apartments in Lomita, learn more about this area before you decide to move in! What do you need to know about Lomita apartments? Take a look at a few important points below.á

What is the history of Lomita?

Prior to the arrival of European settlers, that area was home to a wide variety of Native American tribes. The first European settlers to arrive in this area showed up during the mid-1500s. The area was colonized by the Spanish Empire. In 1767, the area was officially joined to the Spanish Crown. When California declared its independence, it became a part of the Mexican Empire. Then, it was ceded to the United States government following the end of the Mexican-American War. The area quickly expanded during the California Gold Rush, evolving into the modern size it is today.

How is the weather in Lomita?

The weather in Lomita, California largely mirrors that of the rest of the Southern California area. The temperature is relatively consistent throughout the year. It is unusual for temperatures to dip below 40░ Fahrenheit during the winter. During the summer, it is unusual for the temperature to get above 90░ Fahrenheit. There is very little precipitation throughout the year. Snow is almost unheard of. Even though this town is situated on the coast of California, the humidity is relatively low. Because of the consistent temperatures, this is a popular area for individuals, families, and retirees.á

How do I get around town?

The vast majority of people who live in the area of Lomita have a car. Even though it is possible to get around without a car, it is highly inconvenient. Because Lomita is a relatively small town, it simply does not have access to the same opportunities as the rest of Los Angeles. There is a bus service in Lomita. It can be helpful for those who are looking for ways to get into Los Angeles without driving a car. At the same time, it is much more convenient for people to simply have a car to get around.á

What is the Lomita commute like?

Traffic in Lomita is relatively light. Even though traffic can get heavy during rush hour, it is nothing like the traffic surrounding Los Angeles. That being said, the traffic patterns in Lomita largely mirror those of Los Angeles. This means that when rush-hour heats up going into the city in the morning, traffic is heavy in this direction. Then, when people leave Los Angeles to return to Lomita in the evening, traffic is heavy in the opposite direction. The major highways in Lomita include State Route 213, State Route 1, State Route 107, and Interstate 110. Zamperini Field is a relatively small local airport, however, those who are interested in flying usually head to Los Angeles International Airport located in Los Angeles.á

What are the local media outlets?

Because Lomita, California is so close to Los Angeles, many of the media outlets come from this part of the state. For example, some of the most popular radio stations in Lomita include KIIS, KFI, KLOS, and KBIG. Some of the most popular TV stations in Lomita include KMEX, KLCS, KTTV, and KTLA. Some of the most popular newspapers in Lomita include the Los Angeles Times, the Los Angeles Daily News, the Los Angeles Sentinel, and the Los Angeles Herald Examiner.á

Why live in Lomita, CA?

There are a lot of reasons why people choose to live in Lomita. First, it is relatively close to Los Angeles. Therefore, everyone who lives in Lomita still has access to the healthy job market in Los Angeles without having to pay the high cost of living in Los Angeles. In addition, a lot of people love having relatively light traffic throughout the city of Lomita. Finally, lots of people in Lomita are friendly, the food is delicious, and the weather is nice.á

What Lomita landmarks should I see?

There are a lot of major landmarks in Lomita as well. For example, a lot of people love to check out the Lomita Railroad Museum. This is a museum that is entirely devoted to steam train history. This is a great opportunity for people to learn about the history of the railroad, which played a major role in the development of the western United States. Another major landmark is the Western Museum of Flight. This is a museum in Lomita that is entirely dedicated to the history of aviation. This is a great opportunity for everyone to learn about how mankind first reached the sky.á

What is there to do around Lomita?

There are plenty of things for people to do if they live in Lomita. For example, a lot of people love to check out Portuguese Bend Reserve. This is a major destination that has a lot of trails and wildlife. A lot of people also like to check out Lomita Park, which is a local community park with a sports and recreation area. Other people like to check out Linden H. Chandler Park, which provides a lot of great views of the surrounding area.á

Any annual festivals or Lomita events to know?

There are a lot of annual festivals in Lomita, including a lot of brewery festivals during the summer. There is also a major Christmas parade during the winter. At the same time, a lot of people like to simply head to LA if they are looking for a festival, as there are a lot of major celebration opportunities there. This includes some of the biggest music festivals in the world.

Where are the nearby vacation spots?

There are plenty of vacation opportunities for those who live in Lomita. For example, a lot of people love to head a bit farther north to San Francisco. That way, they check out the Ghirardelli store, the Embarcadero, and a lot of professional sports opportunities. Those who are interested in heading a bit farther north will eventually reach Sacramento. This is a great place for anyone who loves wine. Finally, Los Angeles International Airport is not that far away. Those who are willing to get on a plane will open up a lot of other vacation destinations as well.á

Where is the best place to move in Lomita?

There are lots of people who are looking for apartments in Lomita who are wondering where to live. Those who need to make the commitment to Los Angeles for work will want to live close to one of the major roads, including Interstate 110. Anyone who is interested in walking around downtown regularly will want to live closer to the center of town. If you are trying to find Lomita Apartments, we are here to assist you. We have a lot of local knowledge, so give us a call today to learn more about our services!

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Frequently Asked Questions about Lomita

How much are Studio apartments in Lomita?

There are currently 250 Studio Apartments in Lomita with rent ranges from $1,006 to $3,187 with an average price of $1,515.

What is the current price range for One Bedroom Lomita Apartments for rent?

Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Lomita ranges from $1,695 to $4,140 with an average monthly rent of $2,482.

What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Lomita cost?

The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Lomita range from $1,890 to $6,046. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $3,190.

How expensive are Lomita Three Bedroom Apartments?

There are currently 195 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Lomita on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $2,395 to $5,079 - averaging $4,563 for the location.

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