Apartments for Rent in Simi Valley, CA
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The best apartments in Simi Valley, CA are: 1750 On First , Americana Simi Valley , HIDDEN VALLEY , River Ranch and Parkside Villas .

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Frequently Asked Questions

When were prices and availability in Simi Valley, CA last updated?

Prices and availability in Simi Valley, CA were last updated on 28 Nov 2021.

What are the best apartments in Simi Valley, CA?

The best apartments in Simi Valley, CA are: 1750 On First, Americana Simi Valley, HIDDEN VALLEY, River Ranch and Parkside Villas.

What is the average rent in Simi Valley, CA?

The average rent in Simi Valley, CA is $2,458. Start your search for apartments in Simi Valley, CA now.

What is the price range for a 1-bedroom apartment in Simi Valley, CA?

The price range for a 1-bedroom apartment in Simi Valley, CA is between $724 and $3,558. Browse all available 1-bedroom apartments in Simi Valley, CA now.

What is the price range for a 2-bedroom apartment in Simi Valley, CA?

The price range for a 2-bedroom apartment in Simi Valley, CA is between $1,467 and $4,365. Browse and find a 2-bedroom apartment in Simi Valley, CA.

What is the price range for a 3-bedroom apartment in Simi Valley, CA?

The price range for a 3-bedroom apartment in Simi Valley, CA is between $2,220 and $4,993. Browse all available 3-bedroom apartments in Simi Valley, CA.

Renters’ Guide to Simi Valley, CA

Welcome to Simi Valley! Located in the greater Los Angeles area, this city is one of the happiest in the country. In fact, a 2013 study by the University of Vermont placed Simi Valley as the 5^th happiest in the US.

And it’s also one of the safest. Data from the FBI, also released in 2013, ranked Simi Valley as the 7^th safest city in the country with a population over 100,000 and the 3^rd safest in California.

In terms of size, Simi Valley is more than 10 times smaller than Los Angeles and about 25% smaller than nearby Thousand Oaks. And if you’d like to explore either city, Simi Valley is around 11 miles from Thousand Oaks and 42 miles from Los Angeles.

The weather in Simi Valley is much like the rest of southern California. Summers, which run from late June to late September, are typically warm and dry. The average high during the hottest month, August, is 97°F. Winters are cooler and run from late December to March, with average December lows of 38°F.

Unfortunately, along with Simi Valley’s comfortable climate come a risk of both wildfires and earthquakes.

Simi Valley, CA Demographics

Total Population125,842
Female 61,178

Male 64,664
Median Age40.6

Cost of Living in Simi Valley, CA

If you’re in search of a meal in Simi Valley, you can expect to pay around $60 for dinner for two at a mid-range local restaurant. Adding a domestic beer costs roughly $6, while a tasty cappuccino runs at about $4.50.

The average monthly utility bill in Simi Valley, which includes water, electricity, heating, and garbage, is $147, which is just under the nationwide average of $149.

Using the Simi Valley Transit buses, you can make your way around town and even into LA, since the line connects to the Los Angeles County Metro. A single trip on a Simi Valley Transit bus is $1.50, with monthly passes available for $50. Seniors over 65 can take advantage of half-price reduced fares, and children under 5 ride free with an adult. If you’re connecting to the LA County Metro, you’ll have to pay a separate fare to make your way around Los Angeles.

Simi Valley also has a train station which gives residents access to the Ventura County line of the Metrolink. Fares vary depending on your location, but discounts are available if you buy a weekly or monthly pass. You can also catch an Amtrak to San Diego and other places here. The Simi Valley to San Diego train costs around $40 for a coach fare and $60 for business class each way.

Average Rent in Simi Valley, CA

Simi Valley, CA Average Rental Price, October 2021 $2,458 ^/mo

Simi Valley, CA Apartment Rent Ranges

Simi Valley, CA Rent Trends

Average Rent	Jul / 2018	Nov / 2018	Mar / 2019	Jul / 2019	Nov / 2019	Mar / 2020	Jul / 2020	Nov / 2020	Mar / 2021	Jul / 2021	Oct / 2021
Simi Valley, CA	$1,961	$1,982	$1,935	$2,053	$2,051	$2,043	$2,015	$2,067	$2,100	$2,275	$2,458
National	$1,331	$1,340	$1,344	$1,376	$1,384	$1,387	$1,379	$1,383	$1,393	$1,476	$1,572

Check out the average rent prices in Simi Valley by neighborhood.

Living in Simi Valley, CA

There’s a lot to love about Simi Valley. As we mentioned, it’s very safe, and the locals are quite friendly. There are also some very good schools in the area.

Simi Valley also has lots of restaurants, recreation, and other entertainment options to choose from, with easy access to larger cities and all the amenities that come with them.

Of course, no place is perfect, and there are a few cons to living in Simi Valley. This includes the risk of natural disasters, like fires and earthquakes, though this is a common concern throughout all Southern California.

Also, though many people consider the city’s safe, laid-back atmosphere a plus, those accustomed to the high-paced lifestyle of somewhere like downtown Los Angeles may find it lacking.

Things to Do in Simi Valley, CA

If you’re a fan of the outdoors, then you’re in luck, because Simi Valley has plenty of great parks and recreation spots to choose from. Take the dogs for a stroll at Simi Dog Park, hike the trail at Rocky Peak Park, cruise along the Arroyo Simi Bike Path, or let the kids conquer the playgrounds at Rancho Tapo Community Park.

Once you’ve worked up an appetite, give some of Simi Valley’s best restaurants a try. We’d recommend a culinary tour around the Mediterranean, starting at the award-winning Greek House Cafe, moving on to delicious Italian cuisine at Betto’s Bistro, and finishing up with some tasty kebabs at Ali Baba’s Cafe.

You can fulfill all your Simi Valley shopping needs at the Wood Ranch Shopping Center and Simi Valley Town Center. Or head over to nearby Thousand Oaks to check out their beautiful shopping mall, The Oaks.

Simi Valley’s biggest cultural attraction is the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum. But you can also get an up-close look at local history at the Strathearn Historical Park and Museum or explore an old movie set at Corriganville Park.

For more fun things to do in Simi Valley, make sure to check out its many annual events. Music lovers should try the Round-Up Country Music Festival in March or the Cajun and Blues Music Festival each Memorial Day.

The Simi Valley Street Fair is also in May and features tons of food and games for the whole family. And in September, there’s the long-running Simi Valley Days Parade and Carnival. Both are great things to do with kids.

Employment & Economy in Simi Valley, CA

Those looking for employment in Simi Valley will be happy to hear about the area’s higher-than-average median income.

Top industries include retail, manufacturing, and healthcare and social assistance, and the biggest employer is the Simi Valley Unified School District.

Of course, Los Angeles county is also rife with commuting opportunities. After all, it has one of the largest economies in the world, one of the busiest ports, and is home to three Fortune 500 companies.

Simi Valley, CA Households

Total Number of Households41,986
Family 30,900

Non-family 11,086
Children 14,021

No Children 27,965

Average People Per Household2.98
Median Household Income$99,151
Median Housing Costs Per Month$2,211

Education in Simi Valley, CA

Simi Valley is served by the Simi Valley Unified School District, which includes two high schools, Santa Susana High School and Simi Valley High School, that have been ranked among the best in the country.

Top private schools in Simi Valley include the Phoenix Ranch School and Grace Brethren Junior-Senior High School.

As for higher education, the top colleges in Simi Valley include Moorpark College, Eternity Bible College, and the Simi Institute for Careers and Education. However, if you’re open to a short commute, you’ll have access to Cal State Northbridge, Pepperdine University, University of California Los Angeles, and more.

Simi Valley, CA Education Statistics

Tips for Renting in Simi Valley, CA

If you’re considering a move to Simi Valley, here are some useful tips.

Like most locations, you can expect to place a security deposit when settling into a rental property. In Los Angeles county, this can be up to two-months’ rent for unfurnished and three-months’ rent for furnished units, so plan accordingly.

Simi Valley also provides fair housing under the Southern California Housing Rights Center, which is great to know during the application process.

It would be a good idea to go and see Simi Valley for yourself before deciding to move, to make sure that it is the right fit and that it provides all the amenities that you are looking for.

Most Expensive Rental
River Ranch $2,494 - $4,940
Least Expensive Rental
Sorrento Villas $724 - $1,467

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