Average Rent in Long Beach, CA (2026)
Typical asking rent in Long Beach is $2,374. Across the 11 ZIP codes with data it runs from $1,841 to $3,239, so which side of town you buy on matters as much as the city average. Data as of June 2026.
Rent by ZIP code in Long Beach
| ZIP code | County | Typical rent | vs city median |
|---|---|---|---|
| 90808 | Los Angeles County | $3,239 | +36% |
| 90815 | Los Angeles County | $2,951 | +24% |
| 90802 | Los Angeles County | $2,505 | +6% |
| 90803 | Los Angeles County | $2,475 | +4% |
| 90814 | Los Angeles County | $2,420 | +2% |
| 90810 | Los Angeles County | $2,374 | 0% |
| 90804 | Los Angeles County | $2,236 | -6% |
| 90807 | Los Angeles County | $2,155 | -9% |
| 90805 | Los Angeles County | $2,149 | -9% |
| 90806 | Los Angeles County | $1,920 | -19% |
| 90813 | Los Angeles County | $1,841 | -22% |
How to use these numbers
These are Zillow Observed Rent Index values, a smoothed measure of typical asking rent for single family homes, condos, and apartments in each ZIP code. They describe what units are listed for, not what any specific unit will get. Condition, bedroom count, and the exact block all move the number.
If you are underwriting a purchase, use the ZIP figure rather than the city median, and then verify against live listings for the same bedroom count before you commit. Long Beach sits in the Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, CA metro area.
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