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Apartments for Rent in California under $700 – 69 Rentals available

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California Demographics

  • Total Population38,417,234
  • Female 19,081,662
    Male 19,335,572
  • Median Age39

California Households

  • Total Number of Households12,719,223
  • Family 8,733,690
    Non-family 3,985,533
  • Children 4,586,532
    No Children 8,132,691
  • Average People Per Household2.82
  • Median Household Income$57,416
  • Median Housing Costs Per Month$1,295

California Education Statistics

  • No High School9%
  • Some High School31%
  • Some College25%
  • Associate Degree7%
  • Bachelor Degree18%
  • Graduate Degree10%

Your search for apartments in California under $700 stops here

Finding apartments for rent in California for less than $700 has never been so easy! At RENTCafé nice cheap apartments are just one click away. There are currently 69 available units in California, renting for under $700. On average, $836 can get you 761 Sqft in this area. Be sure to search for the apartment that is best for you. Under “More”, check the amenities that you consider a must-have, and don’t forget to look at the pet policy. Fitness enthusiasts can even check the Fitness Center box. Whether you are looking for studio apartments, 1 bedroom apartments, 2 bedroom apartments or 3 bedroom apartments, you are sure to find one that will make you want to move in right away.

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Having to compromise on either price or location can turn your “apartments near me under $700” search into a nightmare. At RENTCafé we recognize the importance of both. Therefore, we offer a variety of filters that can help you find exactly what you want. Sorting the results by rent, ascending, will make the cheapest units show up first on the list. Try it out! You will find that right now the cheapest apartment under $700 in California goes for $352 per month. If some of the results are outside the area of your choice, you can go to the left side of the screen and draw a radius or a polygon around your location. Now you will only see results that are relevant to you.