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property at 9432 Broadway
$2,750

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9432 Broadway

Temple CityCA91780
property at 5531 Welland Ave
$2,850

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5531 Welland Ave

Temple CityCA91780
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property at 6030 Camellia Ave
$4,495

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6030 Camellia Ave

Temple CityCA91780
property at 5318 Dupuy Cir
$7,700

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5 Bedroom, 5 Bath Home for Rent
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5318 Dupuy Cir, Unit 5328

5318 Dupuy Cir
Temple CityCA91780
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property at 4902 Temple City Blvd
$3,000

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4902 Temple City Blvd

Temple CityCA91780

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$2,498 - $3,742

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Aston at Gateway

10568 Gateway PromenadeEl Monte, CA 91731
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The Huntington Sunset
$3,405 - $3,505

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The Huntington Sunset

1100 W Huntington DrArcadia, CA 91007
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1148 W Huntington Dr, Unit 25
$2,450

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1148 W Huntington Dr, Unit 25

1148 W Huntington DrArcadia, CA 91007
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204 W Fairview Ave, Unit B
$2,500

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204 W Fairview Ave, Unit B

204 W Fairview AveSan Gabriel, CA 91776
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Temple City Overview

Temple City is a city located in Los Angeles, CA. It is considered one of the safest cities to live in California, currently rankingá5th on that list. The city's original name was called the City of Temple after its founder, Walter Temple. Temple city is northeast of downtown Los Angeles, and is located in a cluster of cities at the base of the San Gabriel Mountains. Other cities located in this cluster include Alhambra, Arcadia, San Marino, San Gabriel and Pasadena.á

What is the history of Temple City?

The city was founded in 1923 when land developer Walter P. Temple purchased 285 acres of land.á When he established the city, he envisioned a place where people could live in a community where they could afford to purchaseámoderate-priced homes. He helped the new community grow by petitioning the Pacific Electric Rail Company to extend rail service, integrating the city with Los Angeles and other neighboring communities. This brought inámore merchants and businesses, allowing the population to grow. As a result of this move, it created the legendary Red Car railcar. This was one of the early ways to criss-cross Southern California before the construction of freeways. á

How is the weather in Temple City?

Temple City is considered one of the most pleasant places to live. According to the BestPlaces Comfort Index, it ranks 9.3 on a scale of 10. The most comfortable months of the year are June, May, and October. The high caps out at about 86 degrees in July and a low of 47 degrees in January. Temple City averages 285 sunny days a year and about 16 inches of rain during the same timeframe, where February is typically the wettest month. The moderate weather makes Temple City a very comfortable place to live year-round and is great for those who enjoy the sunshine.á

How do I get around town?

If you are planning on living in Temple City, CA., you may be curious as to how you can get around. Temple City is considered an average city to walk around or bike around. The community is installing more bike lanes and bike infrastructure to increase its bikeability and walkability. As is the case with many towns, the closer you live to the city center, the more walkable and bikeable the city is. If you live on the outskirts of the city, it may be harder to get around without a car. The city also has public transportation, but public transportation in the area can have long waits.á

What is the Temple City commute like?

The area of Temple City is not a huge city. It is only about four square miles, which makes getting around relatively simple. The cityáis approximately 14 miles from Los Angeles, which is where most people in the city commute for work. Public buseságenerally take about 40 minutes and cost $2 to get to Los Angeles, while the ride isáabout 15 minutes via car or taxi. It is important to note though that traffic in Los Angeles can be rough, so commute times can heavily vary during rush hour. If time isn't an issue and you don't mind taking a steady pace, you can take the train. Commute time is approximately one hour and 10 minutes and can cost $9. The main arterial roads connecting Temple City are Las Tunas Drive and Rosemead Boulevard, and a downtown district.

What are the local media outlets?

Temple City generally relies on other regions' media outlets for news. The largest newspaper in the area is the Pasadena Star-News. Los Angeles News stations are what are aired on television. If you are looking for local news specific to the region, the City of Temple has a news release section on their city website. This is where they post information that is pertinent to the community, such as upcoming traffic projects or upcoming local events.á

Why live in Temple City, CA?

There are many places where you can choose to live. Many people choose to live in Temple City, CA for a few key reasons. First off, Temple is a relatively small city right outside of a large city. If you want to work in the city, but not live there, Temple can be a nice retreat. Temple is also relatively safe. This makes it a great place for singles and families to call home. In fact, Temple is a very diverse community. There are people from many different ethnic backgrounds and many different age ranges that call the community home.áFinally, Temple has a small town feel to it that is unique in the greater Los Angeles area. It hosts many small community events to help you get to know your neighbors and feel like you are part of a community.á

What Temple City landmarks should I see?

Temple City does not have many landmarks. However, for people who live in the city or who are familiar with the city, Temple City Park has two distinctive elements that people think of when envisioning the area. The park has the city's logo on a plaque on the tree stump. Directly behind the tree stump is a large white gazebo. This park creates the perfect backdrop for community events, such as farmers markets, for weddings, and for family photos. This makes this park the most iconic and most well-known landmark within the city.á

What is there to do around Temple City?

Temple City is a relatively small city. As such, there are not many large tourist attractions in the city itself. However, what Temple City has is a lot of the charm that you would expect to find in a small town community. The city features many family-friendly activities, such as parks, a drive-in movie theater and small shopping centers. The city is also home to many small businesses, so you can find unique items in the area. There are also plenty of restaurants in the area. If you start to get bored with small town life and want a little more excitement, you have a wide array of cities you can travel to within an hours' drive. You can go to Los Angeles and have a day in the city. The beach is about 30 miles away. Universal Studios is about 20 miles away. Disneyland is about 30 miles away. Beverly Hills is less than 35 miles away. There is so much to do within close proximity.á

Any annual festivals or Temple City events to know?

The most well-known festival in Temple City, CA is the Camellia Festival, which takes place in February. This festival has taken place for nearly 80 years now. The festival features a parade that hosts floats that are made from Camelias. Unlike the nearby Rose parade that Pasadena hosts, no commercial floats are allowed. The floats have to be made by community members, with most of the floats being made by the youth in the community. In addition to the parade, the community also has a three-day carnival to celebrate this event. The other annual event that takes place is Saint Luke's Parish Fiestal, which happens at St. Luke the Evangelist Catholic Church everyáApril. Much like the Camelia Festival, the Parish Feistal is a three-day event that features games and a carnival.á

Where are the nearby vacation spots?

One of the things that many people love about living in Temple City is the nearby vacation opportunities. Southern California is a vacation destination, so you have everything from Hollywood to Beverly Hills to amazing beaches to theme parks all in your backyard. Las Vegas is also a four hour drive from the area, making it a great weekend get away. Finally, Los Angeles International Airport is one of the largest airports in the United States. As such, you can catch a flight at this airport to anywhere you want to go in the world.á

Where is the best place to move in Temple City?

Living in Temple City, CA. is a dream come true for many people. It allows you to be close to all of the excitement and action that Southern California has to offer, without living in a city filled with crime or traffic. If you work in the city, yet desire a small town to call home, Temple City, CA. is the perfect place for you to rent your next apartment.á

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Frequently Asked Questions about Temple City

What is the current pricing and availability for apartments for rent in Temple City, CA?

As of today, September 15, 2026, there are currently 1,093 available Temple City apartments priced from $1,175 to $5,150, with an average monthly rent of $2,705.

What Temple City neighborhoods have the most available apartments?

There are 1 neighborhoods in the Temple City area with available listings as of today. The three neighborhoods with the most options are Southeast Los Angeles with 15,303 listings, San Gabriel Valley with 9,230 listings, and East Hollywood with 9,059 listings.

How much are Studio apartments in Temple City?

There are currently 326 Studio Apartments in Temple City with rent ranges from $1,175 to $2,832 with an average price of $1,869.

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

Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Temple City ranges from $1,645 to $5,150 with an average monthly rent of $2,324.

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

The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Temple City range from $2,050 to $4,395. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $3,063.

How expensive are Temple City Three Bedroom Apartments?

There are currently 242 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Temple City on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $2,500 to $3,755 - averaging $3,088 for the location.

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