162 rentals in Long Beach

Rental Listings in Long Beach, CA

3D TOUR

$3,950

FOR RENT

5221 E Willow A, Long Beach, CA 90815

3 beds · 2 baths · 1,000 sqft

$1,800

FOR RENT

315 W 3rd 711, Long Beach, CA 90802

0 beds · 1 baths · 456 sqft

$9,900

FOR RENT

5327 Marina Pacifica Drive Key19, Long Beach, CA 90803

2 beds · 2 baths · 1,650 sqft

$1,490

FOR RENT

1085 Hoffman Avenue 11, Long Beach, CA 90813

1 beds · 1 baths · 450 sqft

$2,000

FOR RENT

50 Elm Avenue 5, Long Beach, CA 90802

1 beds · 1 baths · 750 sqft

$5,500

FOR RENT

360 Calle Marseille, Long Beach, CA 90814

3 beds · 3 baths · 2,518 sqft

$1,795

FOR RENT

787 Gardenia, Long Beach, CA 90813

1 beds · 1 baths · 750 sqft

$2,975

FOR RENT

3020 #9 E 3rd 9, Long Beach, CA 90814

2 beds · 1 baths · 900 sqft

$2,300

FOR RENT

1470 Martin Luther King Jr, Long Beach, CA 90813

2 beds · 2 baths · 972 sqft

$1,850

FOR RENT

1834 Pine Avenue 5, Long Beach, CA 90806

2 beds · 1 baths · 700 sqft

NEW 22 HRS AGO

VIDEO TOUR

$20,000

FOR RENT

5455 E Sorrento Drive, Long Beach, CA 90803

5 beds · 4 baths · 5,557 sqft

VIRTUAL TOUR

$2,800

FOR RENT

1009 Coronado Avenue 2, Long Beach, CA 90804

2 beds · 1 baths · 1,200 sqft

$3,800

FOR RENT

150 The Promenade N, Long Beach, CA 90802

2 beds · 2 baths · 970 sqft

$2,995

FOR RENT

5290 E El Roble 1/2, Long Beach, CA 90815

1 beds · 1 baths · 800 sqft

$3,200

FOR RENT

1598 Long Beach, Long Beach, CA 90813

2 beds · 3 baths · 1,230 sqft

$1,950

FOR RENT

1040 Cedar Avenue 8, Long Beach, CA 90813

2 beds · 2 baths · 830 sqft

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About Long Beach, CA Real Estate

Long Beach is a coastal city in Los Angeles County featuring the historic Queen Mary ship, vibrant downtown, and miles of beaches. Home to the Port of Long Beach and a strong LGBTQ+ community.

Today, Long Beach has 162 homes for rent at a median rent of $2,995/mo, typically leasing in about 31 days. Families here choose from 23 schools rated 8 or higher on the Topfind School Score.

Top Rated Schools in Long Beach

10Eunice Sato Academy of Math & Sciencehigh school
10Gant Elementaryelementary
10Kettering Elementaryelementary
10Lowell Elementaryelementary
10Naples Elementaryelementary
10Newcomb Academyelementary

Why Live in Long Beach?

Miles of beaches and waterfront living
Historic Queen Mary and Aquarium of the Pacific
Vibrant downtown with arts and dining
More affordable than coastal LA neighborhoods

Popular Neighborhoods in Long Beach

Belmont Shore Naples Peninsula Downtown Alamitos Beach Rose Park Bixby Knolls California Heights

Long Beach Rental Pulse

Median Rent

$2,995/mo

↑ 13.0% over the past year

$3.2K$2.8K$2.5K$2.2K

Sep 25

Dec 25

Mar 26

Jun 26

Months of Rental Inventory

Estimated time to lease all rentals at the current leasing pace

0.2 months of supply

Landlord's Market

With only 162 active rentals, supply is tight.

Landlord's (<3 mo)

Balanced (3–6 mo)

Renter's (6+ mo)

0.2

0369+

What this means for renters

Rental inventory is tight relative to how many homes get leased each month—fewer options, and well-priced units draw competition. Rentals typically lease in ~31 days.

● Landlord's: high demand● Balanced: steady pace● Renter's: more leverage

Rental Velocity

How fast rentals are leasing

Balanced

Rentals are leasing at a steady pace—you have some time to decide, but good units still move. Leasing 80% faster than 6 months ago.

● <30d: Landlords● 30–45d: Balanced● 45d+: Renters

Rental Inventory Distribution

High Turnover

Rentals are being leased quickly—most listings move within 30 days, signaling strong renter demand.

New

Active

Aging

Stale

Under 30 days → competitive—act quicklyOver 60 days → potential negotiation opportunities

Housing Tenure in Long Beach

Renting is more common here than statewide—this market has more rental inventory and transient residents.

HomeownersRenters

41%

Homeowners

59%

Renters

Homeownership is 14.5% lower than the California average (55.5%)

Higher renter rates typically mean more rental inventory and neighborhood turnover.

171,309 households (2023)

Affordability Snapshot

Typical rent

$2,995/mo

Median rent

Affordable budget (30%)

$2,099/mo

Based on median income

Median household income

$6,997/mo

Long Beach

$0$1,750$3,500

Affordable portion ($2,099)Unaffordable excess ($896)Total: $2,995/mo

$896/mo above what's considered affordable

Typical rent costs about 43% of the median household's income.

The standard recommendation is to spend ≤30% of income on rent.

Income needed to afford typical rent comfortably

$120K/year

Assumes rent ≤30% of income

Median Rent by Bedroom

Rent increases significantly with bedroom count—larger units command premium prices.

1 Bed

$2,367

2 Bed

$3,451

3 Bed

$4,547

4 Bed

$6,983

5 Bed

$12.7K

Each additional bedroom adds about $2,578/mo to rent on average, with larger units commanding higher premiums.

Largest increase: 4 → 5 bedrooms (+$5,696/mo)

Rent Reductions

High Activity

45 listings have reduced their rent

28% of active listings

Average reduction: 8.2% (~$246/mo)

A significant share of landlords are reducing rents—this suggests a softening rental market where renters have strong negotiating leverage.

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162 rentals in Long Beach

Rental Listings in Long Beach, CA

3D TOUR

$3,950

FOR RENT

5221 E Willow A, Long Beach, CA 90815

3 beds · 2 baths · 1,000 sqft

$1,800

FOR RENT

315 W 3rd 711, Long Beach, CA 90802

0 beds · 1 baths · 456 sqft

$9,900

FOR RENT

5327 Marina Pacifica Drive Key19, Long Beach, CA 90803

2 beds · 2 baths · 1,650 sqft

$1,490

FOR RENT

1085 Hoffman Avenue 11, Long Beach, CA 90813

1 beds · 1 baths · 450 sqft

$2,000

FOR RENT

50 Elm Avenue 5, Long Beach, CA 90802

1 beds · 1 baths · 750 sqft

$5,500

FOR RENT

360 Calle Marseille, Long Beach, CA 90814

3 beds · 3 baths · 2,518 sqft

$1,795

FOR RENT

787 Gardenia, Long Beach, CA 90813

1 beds · 1 baths · 750 sqft

$2,975

FOR RENT

3020 #9 E 3rd 9, Long Beach, CA 90814

2 beds · 1 baths · 900 sqft

$2,300

FOR RENT

1470 Martin Luther King Jr, Long Beach, CA 90813

2 beds · 2 baths · 972 sqft

$1,850

FOR RENT

1834 Pine Avenue 5, Long Beach, CA 90806

2 beds · 1 baths · 700 sqft

NEW 22 HRS AGO

VIDEO TOUR

$20,000

FOR RENT

5455 E Sorrento Drive, Long Beach, CA 90803

5 beds · 4 baths · 5,557 sqft

VIRTUAL TOUR

$2,800

FOR RENT

1009 Coronado Avenue 2, Long Beach, CA 90804

2 beds · 1 baths · 1,200 sqft

$3,800

FOR RENT

150 The Promenade N, Long Beach, CA 90802

2 beds · 2 baths · 970 sqft

$2,995

FOR RENT

5290 E El Roble 1/2, Long Beach, CA 90815

1 beds · 1 baths · 800 sqft

$3,200

FOR RENT

1598 Long Beach, Long Beach, CA 90813

2 beds · 3 baths · 1,230 sqft

$1,950

FOR RENT

1040 Cedar Avenue 8, Long Beach, CA 90813

2 beds · 2 baths · 830 sqft

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About Long Beach, CA Real Estate

Long Beach is a coastal city in Los Angeles County featuring the historic Queen Mary ship, vibrant downtown, and miles of beaches. Home to the Port of Long Beach and a strong LGBTQ+ community.

Top Rated Schools in Long Beach

10Eunice Sato Academy of Math & Sciencehigh school
10Gant Elementaryelementary
10Kettering Elementaryelementary
10Lowell Elementaryelementary
10Naples Elementaryelementary
10Newcomb Academyelementary

Why Live in Long Beach?

Miles of beaches and waterfront living
Historic Queen Mary and Aquarium of the Pacific
Vibrant downtown with arts and dining
More affordable than coastal LA neighborhoods

Popular Neighborhoods in Long Beach

Belmont Shore Naples Peninsula Downtown Alamitos Beach Rose Park Bixby Knolls California Heights

Long Beach Rental Pulse

Median Rent

$2,995/mo

↑ 13.0% over the past year

$3.2K$2.8K$2.5K$2.2K

Sep 25

Dec 25

Mar 26

Jun 26

Months of Rental Inventory

Estimated time to lease all rentals at the current leasing pace

0.2 months of supply

Landlord's Market

With only 162 active rentals, supply is tight.

Landlord's (<3 mo)

Balanced (3–6 mo)

Renter's (6+ mo)

0.2

0369+

What this means for renters

Rental inventory is tight relative to how many homes get leased each month—fewer options, and well-priced units draw competition. Rentals typically lease in ~31 days.

● Landlord's: high demand● Balanced: steady pace● Renter's: more leverage

Rental Velocity

How fast rentals are leasing

Balanced

Rentals are leasing at a steady pace—you have some time to decide, but good units still move. Leasing 80% faster than 6 months ago.

● <30d: Landlords● 30–45d: Balanced● 45d+: Renters

Rental Inventory Distribution

High Turnover

Rentals are being leased quickly—most listings move within 30 days, signaling strong renter demand.

New

Active

Aging

Stale

Under 30 days → competitive—act quicklyOver 60 days → potential negotiation opportunities

Housing Tenure in Long Beach

Renting is more common here than statewide—this market has more rental inventory and transient residents.

HomeownersRenters

41%

Homeowners

59%

Renters

Homeownership is 14.5% lower than the California average (55.5%)

Higher renter rates typically mean more rental inventory and neighborhood turnover.

171,309 households (2023)

Affordability Snapshot

Typical rent

$2,995/mo

Median rent

Affordable budget (30%)

$2,099/mo

Based on median income

Median household income

$6,997/mo

Long Beach

$0$1,750$3,500

Affordable portion ($2,099)Unaffordable excess ($896)Total: $2,995/mo

$896/mo above what's considered affordable

Typical rent costs about 43% of the median household's income.

The standard recommendation is to spend ≤30% of income on rent.

Income needed to afford typical rent comfortably

$120K/year

Assumes rent ≤30% of income

Median Rent by Bedroom

Rent increases significantly with bedroom count—larger units command premium prices.

1 Bed

$2,367

2 Bed

$3,451

3 Bed

$4,547

4 Bed

$6,983

5 Bed

$12.7K

Each additional bedroom adds about $2,578/mo to rent on average, with larger units commanding higher premiums.

Largest increase: 4 → 5 bedrooms (+$5,696/mo)

Rent Reductions

High Activity

45 listings have reduced their rent

28% of active listings

Average reduction: 8.2% (~$246/mo)

A significant share of landlords are reducing rents—this suggests a softening rental market where renters have strong negotiating leverage.

Have questions about Long Beach?

Connect with a local specialist

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