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Renter's Guide to Inglewood, CA

Inglewood sits amongst the scenic southwest suburbs of Los Angeles in the region known as South Bay. Covering just around 9 sq. miles, this sought after area is centrally situated in Centinela Valley, which means the best of both worlds are within reach!

In fact, the vibrant city of Los Angeles is only 10 minutes away by car, and heading the other direction you'll arrive at the beach in less time than that. The weather in Inglewood is rather mild for California, with highs hovering around 80° in the summer season. However, after August the temps usually drop closer to 65° but rarely go below 55°. In addition, most days are sunny and there is not a lot of rain throughout the year.

Inglewood, CA Demographics

  • Total Population111,006
  • Female 52,757
    Male 58,249
  • Median Age34.5

Cost of Living in Inglewood, CA

The cost of living in Inglewood is comparable to the rest of the Los Angeles. More specifically, it is approximately 6% lower than the state average, yet roughly 29% higher than the national average. Furthermore, housing prices here are nearly 71% above the U.S. average, which also applies to rentals. So, if you're moving from another state, plan on basic necessities like rent, food, and utilities being a bit more expensive.

The exact price for rent in Inglewood will obviously vary according to unit size and location. Utility costs will also depend on square footage and the number of residents, but the average total for electricity, water and garbage service is approximately $150 per month. The cost of a standard meal averages $14 per person. For public transportation, discount bus passes are can be purchased for $10 a month. And for those who take the train, there is a Metro Green Line Station and the rates/pass prices will vary.

Average Rent in Inglewood, CA

  • Inglewood, CA Average Rental Price, January 2020 $1,871 /mo

Inglewood, CA Apartment Rent Ranges

  • $701-$1,0005%
  • $1,001-$1,50025%
  • $1,501-$2,00038%
  • > $2,00033%

Inglewood, CA Rent Trends

Average Rent Mar / 2017 Jul / 2017 Nov / 2017 Mar / 2018 Jul / 2018 Nov / 2018 Mar / 2019 Jul / 2019 Jan / 2020
Inglewood, CA $1,565 $1,596 $1,654 $1,672 $1,685 $1,770 $1,798 $1,856 $1,871
National $1,350 $1,382 $1,385 $1,388 $1,423 $1,431 $1,434 $1,469 $1,474
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Living in Inglewood, CA

Inglewood is an integrated city in several ways, with a well-balanced blend of people in both its business and residential communities. The community consists of 10 different neighborhoods, a few of which are Fairview Heights and Arbor Village. And all of them can be identified by symbols on the street signs.

The usual commute for Inglewood residents is approximately 26 minutes, but that can of course depend on your mode of transportation. Also, when living in Inglewood, you are only 10 minutes from everything that's happening in Hollywood. Plus, LAX international airport isn't far either and a local shuttle is also available to get you there.

Things to Do in Inglewood, CA

Due to this being a popular year-round tourist region, there are countless things to do in Inglewood. And that goes for kids as well as adults. In addition to the all-types of indoor entertainment and eateries, outdoor activities can be found everywhere. Some of the well-known attractions in the area include Madame Tussauds Hollywood wax museum and The California Science Center.

Exciting escape rooms are also big in this area, as well as Virtual Reality Centers for some state-of-the-art simulated entertainment. And for outdoor enthusiasts, the expansive Kenneth Hahn State Recreation Area features 308 acres of scenery and various other activities. Plus, Edward Vincent is one of the more pleasant parks in Inglewood, though there are plenty of others.

Furthermore, the famous Forum concert venue is here. And football fans may be happy to know that Inglewood will become home to professional sports teams again starting in 2020. That's when 2 pro football teams will move into Los Angeles Stadium at Hollywood Park.

Employment & Economy in Inglewood, CA

People who are new to the area will be very pleased to find a good variety of job opportunities in Inglewood and on the outskirts. With easy accessibility to major freeways and public transportation, the employment options are practically endless for residents who don't mind a quick commute.

With Hollywood and Culver City close by, one of the major industries here is entertainment, which includes many categories such as TV and movies. A few other main sources for employment in Inglewood are healthcare and social services. Though many residents also have jobs in food services, education, transportation, and public administration.

Inglewood, CA Households

  • Total Number of Households36,481
  • Family 24,409
    Non-family 12,072
  • Children 13,693
    No Children 22,788
  • Average People Per Household2.99
  • Median Household Income$46,389
  • Median Housing Costs Per Month$1,286

Education in Inglewood, CA

There is a good selection of public schools in Inglewood and the surrounding suburbs. In fact, there are 2 school districts in the area and where you reside in the city will decide which one you'll have access to. If not part of the Inglewood Unified District, which has 16 schools, you may be eligible to access the Los Angeles Unified School District, adding many more options to the list.

And for higher education in Inglewood you'll also find several options, from trade schools and community colleges, to major universities. A few noteworthy institutions in the area include the University of Southern California and the University of West Los Angeles. Another renowned school is the Spartan College of Aeronautics & Technology.

In addition, there are 106 adult education opportunities within 50 miles of the city. So, for those who cannot find something suitable locally, they may have to go further, but still not too far.

Inglewood, CA Education Statistics

  • No High School13%
  • Some High School34%
  • Some College30%
  • Associate Degree7%
  • Bachelor Degree12%
  • Graduate Degree5%

Tips for Renting in Inglewood, CA

As with any new destination, if you're planning on moving to Inglewood, it's a good idea to learn a little bit about the area beforehand. Whether it's by visiting, doing research, or both. There are hotels in Inglewood and the surrounding areas that can accommodate you for a weekend while you view the city.

Also, when searching for a place to rent in Inglewood, it's a smart move to learn about the state laws regarding renting. They often vary from state-to-state, so be sure to review them. Information can be found online at hud.gov and the state's attorney website for California.

Lastly, the city of Inglewood actually has a program called Living Neighborly. It entails a list of do's and don'ts for residents. They say cooperation and common sense are the basic ingredients for a healthy neighborhood. It’s highly recommended to take a good look at the program should you decide to move here.

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