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12020 Hoffman St
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12020 Hoffman St

12020 Hoffman StStudio City, CA 91604
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Bluffside Apartments
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Bluffside Apartments

10944 Bluffside DrStudio City, CA 91604
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12433 Moorpark St
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12433 Moorpark St

12433 Moorpark StStudio City, CA 91604
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Arch Court Apartments
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Arch Court Apartments

4180-4184 Arch DrStudio City, CA 91604
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Sandpiper Apartments
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Sandpiper Apartments

11045 Fruitland DrStudio City, CA 91604
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Coldwater Court
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Coldwater Court

4526 Coldwater Canyon AveStudio City, CA 91604
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4201 Arch Dr
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4201 Arch Dr

4201 Arch DrStudio City, CA 91604
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4248 Arch Dr
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4248 Arch Dr

4248 Arch DrStudio City, CA 91604
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Imperial Apartments
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Imperial Apartments

12711 Moorpark StStudio City, CA 91604
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11050 Moorpark St
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11050 Moorpark St

11050 Moorpark StStudio City, CA 91602
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Studio City Overview

When it comes to Studio City, most people think of movie studios, a vibrant economy, sunshine and fun.á Studio City is undoubtedly one of the best places to live in the entire country.á Apartments in Studio City are perfectly positioned by all the hustle and bustle, providing timely access to Los Angeles and the attractions of beautiful southern California.á Located in the southeastern part of the San Fernando Valley, Studio City's moniker stems from the studio lot built in the area by Mack Sennet, a famous LA film producer.á The studio still stands today yet it is now known as the CBS Studio Center.á Originally referred to as Laurelwood, Studio City is one of the best places to live in the United States, largely because of its growing economy, fantastic weather and relative safety.

What is the history of Studio City?

Studio Cityáwas once part of Rancho Ex-Mission San Fernando.á The city's namesake stems from a local studio made way back in 1927.á The land that Studio City is located on has changed hands multiple times in the late 1800s up until James Boon Lankershim acquired it.á Lankershim and eight developers used the land for the Lankershim Ranch Land and Water Company.á Fast forward to 1899 and the land's water rights were lost to Los Angeles, making the localáfarmland and even the sale of land untenable.á However, the Los Angeles Aqueduct was later constructed, transmitting wateráto the San Fernando Valley.á Local real estate boomed in 1913, setting the stage for the rapid growth of this unique California locale.á Fast forward to 1927 and Mack Sennet's construction of an expansive studio stretching across 20 acres of land commenced.á The area around this studio was referred to as Studio City.

How is the weather in Studio City?

If you are looking for a place to call home that is characterized byáfantastic weather, job opportunities and easy living, look no further than Studio City apartments.á Studio CityÆs weather is widely considered one of the best in all of California as well as the country.á As long as you enjoy sunshine and minimal rain, you will love Studio City's weather.á Though Studio City is fairly dry, it rarely has overcast skies, providing an abundance of sunshine throughout the entirety of the year.á Inágeneral, Studio City's weather typically fluctuates between 60 degrees Fahrenheit and 80 degrees Fahrenheit.á July and August are typically Studio City's warmest months.á The area is particularly dry between May and October.á February tends to be Studio City's wettest months.

How do I get around town?

Studio City residents typically commute by car.á However, the area's beautiful weather makes it easy to walk or ride a bike to work, local stores, restaurants, etc.á Studio City apartments located downtown are within a short walking distance of manyáof the city's amenities.á If you don't own a car and dislike walking or riding a bike, don't fret!á You can also get around Studio City by bus or taxi. Locals commonly take the North Hollywood Metro, the Burbank Bus and rideshare services.

What is the Studio City commute like?

If there is one valid criticism of living in Studio City, it is the potential for heavy traffic.á However, if you plan your commuteáin between the morning and evening rush hour, Studio City traffic will not frustrate you.á The Hollywood Freeway and the 101 make it easy to drive through Studio City and nearby areas.á You can reach downtown Los Angeles from Studio City by car in as little as half an hour.

What are the local media outlets?

Studio City is named after a film studio, meaning it is absolute heaven for TV, film and radio junkies.á If you are looking for local media, you will find no shortage of options in Studio City.á Studio City's top radio and stations include 93.5 KDAY, ALT 98.7, KNAC, KCBC, KNBC and KTLA.á Local newspapers include the Sherman Oaks Studio City News and the Studio City Sun.

Why live in Studio City, CA?

Aside from the nearly perfect weather, Studio City is favored for its balance between suburbia and urbanity.á Studio City has a healthy economy, an active nightlife and several parks.á Whether you are a single looking for bars, a foodie on the hunt for top-notch local eateries or simply want a green space to roll around in the grass, you will love Studio City.

What Studio City landmarks should I see?

Studio City has plenty of attractions including several notable landmarks.á As an example, locals and tourists alike flock to the Brady Bunch House.á This is the home where the hit sitcom The Brady Bunch was filmed.á Additional local Studio City landmarks include the Stahl House on the Hollywood Hills slopes, Campo de Cahuenga, the Garden of Oz and the Lankershim Depot Historic Train Station.

What is there to do around Studio City?

Studio City has more than its fair share of activities and attractions sure to appeal to people in every demographic.á As an example, the Universal CityWalk provides the opportunity to check out a seemingly endless number of cool film and TV-related stores, pick up fan memorabilia and eat amazing food.á The Studio City's Farmers' Market is becoming more popular with each passing year.á Located at Ventura Place between Radford Ave and Laurel Canyon Blvd., this market is chock full of food and additional attractions such as pony rides, petting zoos, train rides and face painting for the kids.

Any annual festivals or Studio City events to know?

The Studio City Film Festival is particularly popular, providing an opportunity to view a wide variety of films and meet fellow cinema aficionados.á The city's annual July Fireworks Festival is also quite popular.á Additional local festivals include the Lights on Display, the Sherman Oaks Street Fair and the LA Culture Festival.

Where are the nearby vacation spots?

If you are planning a vacation, you won't have to venture far from your Studio City apartment to have a blast.á Studio City apartments are within a short drive of everything Los Angeles has to offer.á Vacationers gravitate toward the Full-Day Iconic Sights of LA, the Los Angeles Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour, day trips to Catalina Island from Los Angeles, LA helicopter tours and Santa Monica Beach for some fun in the sun.

Where is the best place to move in Studio City?

When it comes to Studio City apartments, location is essential.á Though Studio City is generally regarded as a safe area with plenty of economic opportunities, different parts of the city have their own unique merits.á If you are on the prowl for apartments in Studio City, our team is here to help you snag the perfect apartment in the best part of town.á Locals rave about the residential area by Beeman Avenue and Rye Street where the Studio City Recreation Center, previously referred to as Beeman Park, is located.á Here, you will find barbecue pits, a running/walking track, a children's play space, tennis courts, a lit baseball diamond, an auditorium andáplenty more.á Some prefer sections of the city in closer proximity to shopping and dining opportunities. Check out Tujunga Village and you will find all sorts of intriguing restaurants and shops.á Take a walk around Ventura Boulevard, also known as Sushi Row, and you are sure to find some of the best raw fish in all of California.á Keep your eyes peeled as you stand a good chance of spotting a celebrity at one of the local Studio City sushi spots.

Pet Friendly Lifestyle
Studio City, CA

Ranked #11

Among cities in California for Apartment listings with Pet Friendly Amenities

Pet Friendliness Lifestyle Score

3.5
Pet Friendly

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Getting Around Studio City, CA

Walk Score®

83 / 100

Very Walkable

Most errands can be accomplished on foot

Bike Score®

56 / 100

Bikeable

Some bike infrastructure

Transit Score®

45 / 100

Some Transit

A few nearby public transportation options

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Frequently Asked Questions about Studio City

How much are Studio apartments in Studio City?

There are currently 457 Studio Apartments in Studio City with rent ranges from $1,200 to $4,895 with an average price of $2,091.

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

Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Studio City ranges from $1,500 to $8,143 with an average monthly rent of $2,535.

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

The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Studio City range from $1,975 to $7,069. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $3,200.

How expensive are Studio City Three Bedroom Apartments?

There are currently 515 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Studio City on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $2,995 to $7,252 - averaging $4,009 for the location.

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