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- Lever-Style Door Handles
- Unit On Ground/First Floor or Single-Level Home
Kitchen Options
- Lower Counter or Sink (34" high or less)
- Minimum 27" High Knee Space at Kitchen Counter
- Accessible Appliances (Front Mounted Controls, Push Buttons or Digital Controls)
- Lever-Type Faucet Hardware
Bathroom Options
- Low Vanity or Sink
- Minimum 27" High Vanity or Wall-Hung Sink
- Toilet Grab Bars
- Shower/Tub Grab Bars
- Roll-In Shower
- Hand-Held Shower Sprayer
- Fixed Seat in Shower/Tub
- 'T' Turn or 60° Clear Turning Circle
- Raised Toilet Seat
- Lever-Type Faucet Hardware
- Bathroom on First Floor
Miscellaneous Options
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- Accessible Flooring (Non-Slip or Carpet Pile Less Than 1")
- Accessible Laundry (Front-Loading, Clear Floor Space)
- Audio/Visual Doorbell Notification
- Audio/Visual Smoke/Fire Alarm
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Where in LA is rent the cheapest?

The following communities are some of the cheapest neighborhoods in Los Angeles, perfect if you're on a tight budget or just starting out..

Hancock Park..

Westlake North..

Chinatown..

North Valley..

Northridge..

Northridge East..

Park La Brea..

Victor Heights..

What city in Los Angeles County has the cheapest rent?

Panorama City is one of the most affordable cities near Los Angeles. It's situated in the San Fernando Valley, about 18.9 miles from Los Angeles by road. Panorama is home to about 39,335 people, the majority of which are young adults.

Where is the cheapest rent to live?

Overall, renters have experienced a 15% increase in housing costs since February 2021. As mortgage rates rise, it becomes more expensive to buy, which boosts demand for rentals and allows landlords to charge more. Tulsa, Oklahoma has the cheapest rent in the U.S.