3 bedroom 1 bath apartment. Santa Monica. Walking distance to the beach. Split by 3 roommates. Cost in 2022? (Brentwood: rentals, living)

[70s 80s LA]

What would their Santa Monica rent be in 2022 per roommate?

[Kings Gambit]

Dont think there any 3bd 1ba places. Maybe 3bd 1.5 baths. But they lived in a 2bd 1 bath place.

[70s 80s LA]

Originally Posted by Kings Gambit

Dont think there any 3bd 1ba places. Maybe 3bd 1.5 baths. But they lived in a 2bd 1 bath place.

Ok. 2 bedrooms 1 bath then.

I must have been thinking about another show where there was 3 bedrooms 1 bath.

[Kings Gambit]

Quick Zillow search of - Santa Monica +rentals + 2bedroom + 1.5 bath pulls up 103 results with most expensive 2bd being listed at $19k per month and least expensive being $2495 per month for a little tiny place on 28th south of Pico with only one parking spot.

[70s 80s LA]

Originally Posted by Kings Gambit

Quick Zillow search of - Santa Monica +rentals + 2bedroom + 1.5 bath pulls up 103 results with most expensive 2bd being listed at $19k per month and least expensive being $2495 per month for a little tiny place on 28th south of Pico with only one parking spot.

Damn. I guess even at the bargain price of $2495 per month, Jack, Janet and Chrissy would all be priced out of the area in 2022.

[Kings Gambit]

Originally Posted by 70s 80s LA

Damn. I guess even at the bargain price of $2495 per month, Jack, Janet and Chrissy would all be priced out of the area in 2022.

No they wouldnt be. I'd say $833 per month per roommate is pretty good. They'd still have lots of money left over for many trips to the Regal Beagle.

[Ruth4Truth]

Originally Posted by 70s 80s LA

Damn. I guess even at the bargain price of $2495 per month, Jack, Janet and Chrissy would all be priced out of the area in 2022.

Seriously? Why wouldn't they be able to afford a little over $800/month each? Or however they'd decide to split it, given the women apparently shared one br, while the guy got one to himself? Or they could upgrade to a $3000/month place. Still affordable. Depending on their professions, they could go higher, of course.

[vincenze]

The $2,495 rental is this https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/2...67420902_zpid/

I guess queen beds will take 70% of the bedrooms.

Somebody must occupy the living room by putting a room divider.

[Ruth4Truth]

Originally Posted by vincenze

The $2,495 rental is this https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/2...67420902_zpid/

I guess queen beds will take 70% of the bedrooms.

Somebody must occupy the living room by putting a room divider.

Those are terrible photos. You can't really see the size of the room. And why have queen beds?

I thought we were talking about SFH rentals or cottage rentals in Santa Monica. That's an apartment. I guess that's all there is for $3000 or less?

Here's a 2 br. cottage in Brentwood (almost Santa Monica):$2500
https://losangeles.craigslist.org/ws...454869456.html

Here's what you get, also in Brentwood, for $3250 (the 3 roomies would pay close to $1100 each, the 2 women still sharing a room):

https://losangeles.craigslist.org/ws...454622270.html

[vincenze]

Originally Posted by Ruth4Truth

Those are terrible photos. You can't really see the size of the room. And why have queen beds?

I thought we were talking about SFH rentals or cottage rentals in Santa Monica. That's an apartment. I guess that's all there is for $3000 or less?

Here's a 2 br. cottage in Brentwood (almost Santa Monica):$2500
https://losangeles.craigslist.org/ws...454869456.html

You call it a cottage, but it's a converted guest house, most likely, without any insulation.