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property at 25519 Belle Porte Ave

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25519 Belle Porte Ave

Harbor CityCA90710
property at 1435 Lomita Blvd

$3,250

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3 Bedroom, 2 Bath Condo for Rent

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1435 Lomita Blvd, Unit 105, Unit 105

1435 Lomita Blvd
Harbor CityCA90710
property at 730 255th St

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730 255th St, Unit H, Unit H

730 255th St
Harbor CityCA90710
property at 23220 Pryor Pl

$3,800

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23220 Pryor Pl

Harbor CityCA90710

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Alta South Bay
$2,809 - $3,860
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Alta South Bay

22433 S Vermont AveTorrance, CA 90502
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Harborview
$2,481 - $3,979
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Harborview

1286 W Capitol DrSan Pedro, CA 90732
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Harbor City Overview

Located in the scenic confines of the greater Los Angeles harbor region, the aptly named Harbor City is a charming and welcoming slice of life in California. At under just 3 miles in size, this home to around 36,000 people makes an excellent option for anyone considering a move to the sunny west coast.

What is the history of Harbor City?

Settled in the 1800s, Harbor City was initially a part of the greater San Pedro port area. 1906 saw the city of Los Angeles purchase the land on which Harbor City rested, and thus the locale was truly born. Establishing itself as a waterfront shipping hot spot and also the home of a large local hospital, Harbor City apartments today act as housing for a wide assortment of both families and bule-collar singles.

How is the weather in Harbor City?

Like much of California, residents of apartments for rent in Harbor City can anticipate plenty of sunny days. Spring offers the best chance for precipitation, but even then rainy days are fairly uncommon, and snow is a true rarity indeed. Summers lean toward warm and pleasant, and despite an occasional cool ocean breeze, autumn is a comfortable and sun-filled affair as well.

How do I get around town?

Many living in Harbor City apartments rely on public transportation for gettign around, including the bus service that is omnipresent in the region. Bicycling is also very popular, and ride sharing options such as Uber remain a constant. Rail service in the city limits is in short supply, although readily available throughout greater Los Angeles, and much of the harbor itself is typically devoted to pleasure sailing and commercial shipping, rather than actual resident transportation. LAX is a nearby major air travel option.

What is the Harbor City commute like?

Fortunately for most Harbor City apartment residents, traffic throughout the city limits tends to move briskly on most days. Still, this is California, and those commuting into the surrounding cities can expect a degree of sluggishness that the state's traffic is known for. Western Avenue and the Harbor Freeqay both represent major roadways in the area, and  both West Anaheim Street and Palos Verdes Drive flank the southern end of the city.

What are the local media outlets?

Radio tends to be a mix of traditional formats such as classic rock and modern R&B, with plenty of talk and even classical favorites sprinkled in. NPR is found with ease, and most Harbor City rentals come readily equipt with an assortment of major broadcasting options, thanks to a swath of local affiliates. The 'LA Times' remains a hub of print news in the city. 

Why live in Harbor City, CA?

Effortlessly melding the working-class seaport vibe of San Pedro the on-the-move electricity of greater LA, an apartment in Harbor City is an idyllic spot to explore all that California has to offer. From legendary west coast seafood offerings to a wide array of nightlife and cultural hotspots, this city by the sea caters to a huge assortment of lifestyles and specific needs.

What Harbor City landmarks should I see?

The Kaiser Permanente is a large-scale medical center that the city is known for, and Ken Malloy Memorial Park is an excellent spot to stroll with your furry four-legged best friend. Take a cruise on the legendary Pacific Coast Highway, or spend a quiet afternoon in the hallowed halls of the local branch of the LA Public Library, all reached with ease from numerous apartments for rent in Harbor City. 

What is there to do around Harbor City?

Hop on board the Queen Mary, an truly unique ship that doubles as a restaurant, spa and scenic cruise all in one. Swing by Pop Monster for a gander at their wide array of classic cult toys and vintage action figures, or spend an afternoon on the Davey's Locker Whale Watch, and excellent place to catch some of the giant sea mammals in their natural habitat. The South Coast Botanic Garden is a floral delight, and the Baja Fish Grill is known across the nation for their tantaliziing shrimp tacos, all just a short jaunt from numerous Harbor City rentals.

Any annual festivals or Harbor City events to know?

The well-named Harbor City Fest combines lives music and plenty of local cuisine, with the Pacific Islander Festival yet another exciting annual festivity. The Mother's Day Artisian Fair offers a world of crafts and artistic wonder to both moms and beyond, with the annual Independence Day parade a truly star-spangled affair to remember.

Where are the nearby vacation spots?

Try your luck at some local deep sea fishing adventures, or dive in to greater Los Angeles for a weekend of nightclubbing, art galleries and world-famous museums. Cruise down the coast to the beaches of San Diego, or head north to the surfing and cultural mecca of San Francisco, complete with the famed Golden Gate Bridge, all within easy driving distance from most Harbor City rentals.

Where is the best place to move in Harbor City?

Whether you are on the hunt for a luxurious one-bedroom apartment complete with reserved parking, scenic terrace views and 224/7 door person, or simply require an economic efficiency close to public transportation with a generous pet policy, the ideal Harbor City apartment is out there ready and waiting for you. So don't let another day pass without the perfect new west coast apartment in your life. Start your search today for a new Harbor City rental, and see what sunny California has in store for you! 

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Frequently Asked Questions about Harbor City

How much are Studio apartments in Harbor City?

There are currently 288 Studio Apartments in Harbor City with rent ranges from $1,006 to $3,262 with an average price of $1,537.

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

Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Harbor City ranges from $1,675 to $4,211 with an average monthly rent of $2,493.

What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Harbor City cost?

The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Harbor City range from $1,790 to $5,141. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $3,231.

How expensive are Harbor City Three Bedroom Apartments?

There are currently 198 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Harbor City on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $2,841 to $5,509 - averaging $4,612 for the location.

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