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Aging rentals remain critical source of affordability in Los Angeles County, report finds

USC study highlights importance of naturally occurring lower-cost apartments
Hollywood and Studio City have LA County's largest concentrations of naturally affordable housing, with 155,000 such units. (CoStar)
Hollywood and Studio City have LA County's largest concentrations of naturally affordable housing, with 155,000 such units. (CoStar)
CoStar News
September 1, 2026 | 9:05 P.M.

Los Angeles County's affordable housing crisis has fueled years of debate over how much new housing needs to be built, but a new report from the USC Lusk Center for Real Estate suggests a significant share of the region's remaining affordability exists in its aging apartment stock.

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