Why L.A.’s Ultra Rich Are Choosing to Rent — for Six Figures a Month

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Today, more than 250 homes have flooded the market with monthly price tags north of $100,000 in L.A. and Orange counties. Now listed for $165,000 a month, the nine-bedroom home includes a grand ballroom and a hotel-worthy list of amenities and parklike grounds. People love leasing in Beverly Hills because the police is second to none in the world. In Beverly Hills, it’s going to be two minutes.”The rental market also gives homebuyers a chance to test-drive a new neighborhood before committing. 1 needle-mover in the market is going to be once people who lost their homes get the full insurance payout.