Rent-stabilized (RSO) buildings in Los Angeles by ZIP code
This index covers 67,502 buildings across 112 ZIP codes in Los Angeles, from Los Angeles County Assessor parcel records filtered to the Rent Stabilization Ordinance criteria, about 514,139 apartments in total. The RSO caps how much the rent can rise each year and requires just cause to evict. This is a derived list labelled likely RSO, not the City's official inventory, which LAHD holds.
9 ZIP codes with fewer than 5 buildings were left off rather than published as near-empty pages. Start with your ZIP code, or open the map.
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Frequently asked questions
How many buildings in Los Angeles does this index list?
67,502 buildings across 112 ZIP codes, from Los Angeles County Assessor parcel records filtered to the Rent Stabilization Ordinance criteria. A further 9 ZIP codes had fewer than 5 buildings and are not broken out here, rather than published as near-empty pages. This is a derived list labelled likely RSO, not the City's official inventory, which LAHD holds.
Which ZIP code in Los Angeles has the most buildings?
ZIP code 90019, with 3,672 of the 67,502 buildings listed here (5.4%). ZIP code 90026 follows with 2,821. That is where this dataset records them, which is not the same as where every regulated unit in Los Angeles is.
How old are the buildings in this index?
The median build year across the 65,975 with a recorded year is 1940. Build year is what the assessor recorded; the ordinance turns on when the certificate of occupancy was issued, so treat it as an indication rather than a ruling.