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Los Feliz
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How it scores overall
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Los Feliz sits in the eastern foothills with good walkability for day-to-day life. You can handle most errands on foot, and the neighborhood ranks 33rd for walkability out of 114 LA areas, slightly above the median. The tree canopy is sparse at about 6%, so don't expect much shade on the streets, but the area has solid restaurant and coffee density within a short walk.
Living here
Daily life here means relying on a car. Transit ranks 79th out of 114, so public transportation is minimal. Traffic exposure is above average (ranking 38th), and you'll notice it on major corridors. The air quality ranks 25th, which is below the California median for diesel PM exposure. On the positive side, you'll find about 5-6 coffee shops, 16 restaurants, and 1-2 grocery stores within a short walk. Barnsdall Art Park is the main green space nearby.
Who it's for
Los Feliz works best for renters who have reliable car access and don't mind denser traffic. The median rent is about $2,105, which ranks 70th out of 114 neighborhoods (slightly above average). If you want walkable amenities without needing transit, and you're okay with higher traffic and limited shade, this neighborhood fits your needs.
Environment & livability
Air quality: below the California median for diesel PM exposure.
Air quality here is better than average for the state. Worth noting if you have respiratory sensitivities.
Traffic exposure: above-average traffic corridor exposure.
Higher traffic proximity correlates with elevated noise, diesel emissions, and reduced pedestrian comfort on nearby streets.
Tree cover: very limited tree cover, predominantly concrete.
Low canopy areas tend to run hotter and feel more exposed. Research links tree cover to lower ambient temperatures and improved pedestrian comfort.
Walkability: most daily errands can be done on foot.
High intersection density and destination access. The kind of area where a car is optional for daily life.
Transit: minimal transit access, car strongly recommended.
Very infrequent or no meaningful transit nearby. Car dependency is high in this area.
Environmental data from CalEnviroScreen 4.0 and the EPA Smart Location Database. Informational only, not professional advice for a housing decision.
Around Los Feliz
Gelson's · Trader Joe's · Grocery Outlet · Albertsons
Philz Coffee · Cafe Los Feliz · Starbucks Reserve · The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf
Ceviche Bar · Mi Corazón Mexican Cuisine · Meze · Hyperion Public
Barnsdall Art Park
Hype · One Down Dog · AHF Fitness · Club Pilates
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100 apartments available in Los Feliz
Median asking rent $2,700/mo, starting at $1,192/mo.
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Is Los Feliz walkable for daily errands?+
Yes. Most daily errands can be done on foot, and walkability ranks 33rd out of 114 LA neighborhoods. You'll find coffee shops, restaurants, and groceries within a short walk, though the sparse tree cover means you won't have much shade while walking.
Do I need a car in Los Feliz?+
Yes, a car is strongly recommended. Transit ranks 79th out of 114, meaning public transportation access is minimal. Most residents rely on driving for anything outside the immediate neighborhood.
What's the air quality like?+
Air quality ranks 25th out of 114 neighborhoods and is below the California median for diesel PM exposure. Traffic exposure is also above average (38th ranking), so this isn't the best area if air quality is a priority.
How much does rent cost in Los Feliz?+
Median rent is about $2,105, which ranks 70th out of 114 LA neighborhoods (slightly above the LA average of about $1,944). Active listings show a median of $2,700 with options starting around $1,192.
Is Los Feliz walkable?+
Los Feliz ranks #33 of 114 LA neighborhoods for walkability. In practice, most daily errands can be done on foot.
What is the average rent in Los Feliz?+
Typical rent in Los Feliz is around $2,105 per month based on Census (ACS) data. Among 100 current listings on Saktoo, the median asking rent is $2,700.
How is the air quality in Los Feliz?+
Los Feliz has below the California median for diesel PM exposure, based on CalEnviroScreen 4.0 diesel particulate data (percentile 43 of 100, lower is cleaner).
Which LA neighborhoods are similar to Los Feliz?+
Based on walkability, rent levels, amenities, and environment, the most similar neighborhoods to Los Feliz are Highland Park, Mid-Wilshire, Fairfax and Del Rey.
How many apartments are available in Los Feliz?+
Saktoo currently tracks 100 active listings in Los Feliz, starting at $1,192 per month.