
Roommates & housing in Los Angeles for students & professionals abroad
Rooms, apartments, roommates, and shared housing for students and professionals in Los Angeles. Browse free listings and curated posts from local housing groups. Get emailed when new listings in Los Angeles fit. Find a flatmate or shared apartment — completely free.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does rent look like in Los Angeles?
- Listings in Los Angeles currently range from $666–$1374/mo. Shared rooms from $900–$1,200/mo depending on area. Koreatown, Mid-City, and Palms for budget-friendly options.
- What's public transit like in Los Angeles?
- Metro rail expanding but most people drive — factor in a car or long commute.
- How do I find a roommate in Los Angeles?
- 24 people are currently looking for roommates in Los Angeles. Large international and South Asian communities across the metro. Post what you need and let people come to you — messaging is free.
- What's available in Los Angeles right now?
- 33 listings: 28 private rooms, 5 shared rooms. New places are added daily.
- What's the international community like in Los Angeles?
- Large international and South Asian communities across the metro. HomiesAbroad lists rooms and roommate requests from people in the same situation — browse or post what you need.
- When should I start looking for housing in Los Angeles?
- Start looking 2–3 months before your semester starts. Popular areas fill up by May for August move-in and by October for January. LA is spread out — choose housing based on your campus or workplace, not city center.
- Can I find housing in Los Angeles before I arrive?
- Yes — most international students in Los Angeles secure housing before they land. Browse listings, message hosts, and arrange a video tour through HomiesAbroad from anywhere in the world. Post a listing to get emailed when new rooms in Los Angeles are posted. Everything is free.
How to find roommates & housing in Los Angeles
Koreatown, Mid-City, and Palms for budget-friendly options. Metro rail expanding but most people drive — factor in a car or long commute. LA is spread out — choose housing based on your campus or workplace, not city center. US leases typically run 12 months with a security deposit. Never send money before a video tour and a signed lease.
Finding a roommate in Los Angeles is one of the easiest ways to lower costs and settle in faster. Share your housing preferences and budget on HomiesAbroad, and connect with other people relocating to Los Angeles. In-app messaging keeps your details private until you're ready to exchange them.