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Century City Icon in Century City, Los Angeles | Studio, 1- to 3-Bedroom Rentals Available

$3,995+/mo

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2 Beds

2 Baths

ElevatorOn-Site W/D

10473 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90024

Fox Hills Drive in Century City, Los Angeles | Studio, 1- to 3-Bedroom Rentals Available

$5,095+/mo

Fox Hills Drive

3 Beds

3 Baths

ElevatorBike StorageOn-Site W/D

2250 Fox Hls Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90064

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How much does it usually cost to rent a studio or one-bedroom apartment in Hollywood?

Tripalink's Hollywood apartments start at about $1,800 to $2,400 per month for a studio. One-bedroom apartments usually cost between $2,200 and $2,800 per month, depending on the unit and floor plan. When you ask, always make sure to confirm what's included, as this varies from property to property.

How safe is the area around Tripalink's Hollywood apartments, especially at night?

Hollywood is a city neighborhood that has the usual ups and downs of a busy LA area. At night, there are usually more people walking around in areas that are closer to Hollywood Blvd and the Metro stations. Tripalink properties have controlled access, security cameras, and key fob or app access. It's always a good idea to stay on well-lit streets and use rideshare after dark for your own safety.

How long does it take to get from Hollywood to USC, UCLA, LACC, or AFI by car, and what's the best way to do it without a car?

The time it takes to get to LACC from Hollywood varies: by bus or bike, about 10-15 minutes; by car or Uber, less than 10 minutes. To get to USC, take the Metro B Line to 7th/Metro Center and then switch to the E Line. This will take about 45 to 60 minutes. The best way to get to UCLA is to take the Metro B Line to Westwood/VA Hospital (opening in 2025) or bus lines 2 or 302. It takes about 40 to 55 minutes. The Metro B Line (Red Line) runs through Hollywood/Highland, Hollywood/Vine, and Hollywood/Western. It's the best thing you can do without a car.

Do you have furnished apartments or co-living with roommate matching in Hollywood?

Yes. Tripalink is an expert in both furnished apartments and shared living spaces. Co-living units come with furniture, shared spaces, and Tripalink's roommate-matching service, which finds you housemates who share your lifestyle and interests. If you're new to LA and don't want to buy furniture, this is a good choice.

Can I schedule an in-person or online tour, and how soon could I move in?

Yes, you can take both in-person and virtual tours. You can book directly on Tripalink's website or by calling their leasing team. The time it takes to move in depends on whether the unit is available. Some units are ready to move in within days, while others may take 2 to 4 weeks. It's best to get in touch early, especially before the start of the semester when demand is high.

What kinds of leases are available (short-term, 12-month), and what happens if you want to end your lease early?

Most of the time, Tripalink offers 12-month leases. Some properties, though, offer shorter leases (3-6 months) for a higher price. Most of the time, you need to give written notice (usually 30 to 60 days) to end a lease early. You may also have to pay a fee equal to one or two months' rent. Before you sign the lease, make sure to read it carefully and ask the leasing team about how flexible the terms are for that property.

What are Tripalink's credit score, income, or guarantor requirements for students and people renting for the first time?

Tripalink is good for students and understands that many applicants don't have much credit history. If you don't make enough money, they usually want a credit score of 650 or higher or a qualified guarantor (co-signer). Most of the time, you need to make 2.5 to 3 times the rent each month. People who are renting for the first time or who are students are encouraged to apply. Having a guarantor or paying an extra deposit up front can often help.

Is there parking (gated, assigned, or street permits), and do you have a place to charge an electric vehicle?

Parking availability depends on the property. Some Tripalink Hollywood buildings have gated, assigned parking that you can pay for each month (usually $100-$200). In some places, you can also park on the street with a neighborhood permit. Some properties have EV charging stations. Please check with the leasing team to see which buildings have them, as this is growing but not yet available everywhere.

What kinds of amenities do Tripalink Hollywood communities offer, such as in-unit laundry, air conditioning, study lounges, coworking spaces, and rooftop spaces?

Tripalink Hollywood properties usually have laundry facilities in the unit or on-site, air conditioning, high-speed Wi-Fi, furnished common areas, and community spaces where people can hang out. Some properties have coworking spaces or study lounges. The specific building will determine whether or not you can access the rooftop and other high-end amenities. Look at the individual property listing to see a full list of amenities.

What costs should I expect when I move in (application fee, deposit, first month's rent), and do I need renters' insurance?

You should expect to pay an application fee of $30 to $50, a security deposit equal to one or two months' rent, and the first month's rent when you sign the lease. In some cases, you may also need to pay last month's rent up front. Tripalink usually requires renters to have insurance. A basic policy costs $10 to $20 a month and covers your personal property and liability. Depending on the unit's price, the total cost of moving in is usually between $4,000 and $8,000.

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Frequently asked questions about Century City

How much does it usually cost to rent a studio or one-bedroom apartment in Hollywood?

How safe is the area around Tripalink's Hollywood apartments, especially at night?

How long does it take to get from Hollywood to USC, UCLA, LACC, or AFI by car, and what's the best way to do it without a car?

Do you have furnished apartments or co-living with roommate matching in Hollywood?

Can I schedule an in-person or online tour, and how soon could I move in?

What kinds of leases are available (short-term, 12-month), and what happens if you want to end your lease early?

What are Tripalink's credit score, income, or guarantor requirements for students and people renting for the first time?

Is there parking (gated, assigned, or street permits), and do you have a place to charge an electric vehicle?

What kinds of amenities do Tripalink Hollywood communities offer, such as in-unit laundry, air conditioning, study lounges, coworking spaces, and rooftop spaces?

What costs should I expect when I move in (application fee, deposit, first month's rent), and do I need renters' insurance?

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