Short-term housing in
Los Angeles
furnished rentals in Los Angeles, California starting at $140/day
Short-leases
Our lease lengths range from 30 days to a full year. The longer the lease you take, the more cost savings you receive.
Fully Furnished
All of ShortTermHousing.com's apartment rentals come completely furnished. This includes all furniture, dishes, eatware, and linens.
Utilities Included
Each corporate apartment we offer comes equipped with all utilities included in rent. This includes internet, gas, water, TV, and electric.
L.A. corporate housing
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ViewSouth Hamilton
Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, CA
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ViewHauser Boulevard
Hollywood, Los Angeles, CA
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ViewHilgard Avenue
Los Angeles, Westwood, CA
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ViewWellworth Avenue
Los Angeles, Westwood, CA
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ViewWilshire Boulevard
Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, CA
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ViewMacarthur Crescent
Irvine, Los Angeles, Santa Ana, CA
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ViewPaularino Avenue
Costa Mesa, Irvine, Los Angeles, CA
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ViewSouth Main
Irvine, Los Angeles, Santa Ana, CA
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ViewDupont Drive
Irvine, Los Angeles, CA
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ViewMain Street
Irvine, Los Angeles, CA
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View5th Street
Long Beach, Los Angeles, San Pedro, CA
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View1st Street
Long Beach, Los Angeles, Seal Beach, CA
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ViewPine Avenue
Long Beach, Los Angeles, CA
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ViewTermino Avenue
Long Beach, Los Angeles, CA
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ViewBixby Village
Long Beach, Los Angeles, CA
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ViewLankershim
Los Angeles, Studio City, CA
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ViewMarina Pointe
Los Angeles, Marina Del Rey, CA
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ViewWilshire Boulevard
Downtown LA, Los Angeles, CA
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ViewSycamore Avenue
Hollywood, Los Angeles, CA
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ViewFountain Park
Los Angeles, Marina Del Rey, Playa Vista, CA
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ViewFigueroa Street
Downtown LA, Los Angeles, CA
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ViewEast Broadway
Glendale, Los Angeles, CA
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ViewGrand Avenue
Downtown LA, Los Angeles, CA
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ViewWilshire Blvd
Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, CA
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ViewWalnut Ave
Irvine, Los Angeles, Tustin, CA
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ViewAlton Pkwy
Irvine, Los Angeles, CA
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ViewMain Street
Irvine, Los Angeles, CA
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ViewPacific Coast
Long Beach, Los Angeles, CA
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ViewAvalon Blvd
Carson, Long Beach, Los Angeles, CA
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ViewOrangewood
Anaheim, Los Angeles, CA
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ViewState College
Anaheim, Los Angeles, CA
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ViewRipley Street
Camarillo, Los Angeles, CA
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ViewCorte Bocina
Camarillo, Los Angeles, CA
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ViewCalle Verano
Chino, Los Angeles, CA
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ViewSerfas Club
Corona, Los Angeles, CA
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ViewBrookshire
Downey, Los Angeles, CA
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ViewImperial Hwy
Downey, Los Angeles, CA
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ViewLoraine St
Glendale, Los Angeles, CA
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ViewCll Vaquero
Glendale, Los Angeles, CA
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ViewAcacia Ave
Hemet, Los Angeles, CA
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ViewDevonshire
Hemet, Los Angeles, CA
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ViewMccadden Pl
Hollywood, Los Angeles, CA
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ViewEdinger Ave
Huntington Beach, Los Angeles, CA
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ViewBeach Blvd
Huntington Beach, Los Angeles, CA
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ViewLos Alisos
Laguna Hills, Los Angeles, CA
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ViewGolden Lantern
Laguna Niguel, Los Angeles, CA
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ViewLake Forest
Lake Forest, Los Angeles, CA
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ViewVia Marina
Los Angeles, Marina Del Rey, CA
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ViewVía Marina
Los Angeles, Marina Del Rey, CA
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ViewVia Florecer
Los Angeles, Mission Viejo, CA
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ViewMoreno Beach
Los Angeles, Moreno Valley, CA
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ViewDay Street
Los Angeles, Moreno Valley, CA
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ViewLasselle Street
Los Angeles, Moreno Valley, CA
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ViewPromontory
Los Angeles, Newport Beach, CA
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ViewCenter Ave
Los Angeles, Ontario, CA
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ViewE Philadelphia
Los Angeles, Ontario, CA
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ViewE Green St
Los Angeles, Pasadena, CA
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ViewFourth Street
Los Angeles, Rancho Cucamonga, CA
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ViewCountry Village
Los Angeles, Riverside, CA
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ViewLittle Mountain
Los Angeles, San Bernardino, CA
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ViewCorte Merlango
Los Angeles, San Clemente, CA
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ViewFairhaven Ave
Los Angeles, Santa Ana, CA
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ViewTustin Ave
Los Angeles, Santa Ana, CA
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ViewNewhall Ave
Los Angeles, Santa Clarita, CA
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ViewOcean Front
Los Angeles, Santa Monica, CA
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ViewMain Street
Los Angeles, Santa Monica, CA
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ViewE Jefferson
Los Angeles, Simi Valley, CA
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ViewCochran Street
Los Angeles, Simi Valley, CA
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ViewVista Wood
Los Angeles, Thousand Oaks, CA
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ViewVermont Ave
Los Angeles, Torrance, CA
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ViewTown Center
Los Angeles, Valencia, CA
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ViewMagic Mountain
Los Angeles, Valencia, CA
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ViewSilver Aspen
Los Angeles, Valencia, CA
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Los Angeles - City Character
Los Angeles city overview
Los Angeles is one of the most famous cities in the country, if not the world. Home to the movie industry, center of showbiz and home to almost four million people, everyone has to visit here at least once in their lifetime. The wider metro area is the second most populous area in the country with an estimated 17 million people calling it home.
Brief history of Los Angeles
The area that is now Los Angeles was original settled by the Tongva and Chumash Native American people. The region was claimed by the Portuguese in 1542 but was settled by the Spanish in 1771 when they built the Mission San Gabriel Arcángel. Settlers followed who called the area ‘El Pueblo de Nuestra Señora la Reina de los Ángeles de Porciúncula’ (The Town of Our Lady the Queen of the Angels of Porciúncula).
New Spain became independent in 1821 and the area became part of Mexico until 1847 when America took control of the area after the Mexican–American War. Railroads began arriving in 1876 and oil was discovered underground in 1892. These two developments saw the population of the area rise to over 100,000 by the turn of the 20th century.
Los Angeles was the first city to introduce zoning and in 1908, the first ever land use zones were introduced to help divide the city into distinct areas. Hollywood arrived in 1910 with most of the country’s movie studios already working in the city by 1921. Since then, the city’s industrial and cultural base has grown in stature, influence and power.
Doing business in Los Angeles
The economy in Los Angeles is very diverse. Hollywood and creative industries are still centered here, as is aerospace, technology, energy, fashion and tourism. There is also a significant financial services and service industry presence in Los Angeles.
The Port of Los Angeles and Port of Long Beach together are the fifth busiest port in the world. Four airports, swathes and industrial areas and the massive creative industry conspire to make Los Angeles an economic powerhouse for the country.
Major employers in the area include; The University of Southern California, Occidental Petroleum Corporation, Health Net, Inc., Reliance Steel & Aluminum Co., AECOM Technology Corporation, Oaktree Capital Group, LLC and CBRE Group, Inc.
City character
The character of Los Angeles is one of creativity and forward thinking. There are more creatives, actors, singers, artists, writers, producers and dancers living here than anywhere else in the world. This is a cosmopolitan city with representation from every country and culture in the world. It is a melting pot of ideas, influences and energy and is all the better for it.
Hollywood and the music and fashion industry obviously has a huge influence over the city but that isn’t all the city is about. There is also a very industrious population who work hard to be able to relax and enjoy the Californian lifestyle.
Los Angeles Neighborhoods
The neighborhoods that make up Los Angeles includes Downtown, Eastside, Harbor Area, Hollywood, San Fernando Valley, South Central, Westside and Wilshire.

























































































































