Rentals
Rent a condo and contact the listing submitter directly. Updated finishes, building amenities, and a direct relationship with the person managing your unit — EMLAKIE adds no broker fee of its own.
Condo owners often invest in their units. Expect granite counters, stainless appliances, and hardwood floors.
Many condo buildings include a gym, pool, rooftop deck, or concierge — often included in your rent.
You deal directly with the listing submitter, not a call center. Issues get resolved faster.
Condo rentals sit between apartment and house rentals in terms of space and cost. You rent from an individual owner rather than a corporation, which usually means better communication and more personalized service. Condos also typically have nicer finishes than comparable apartments because owners invest in their own property.
HOA rules apply to tenants: When you rent a condo, you must follow the building's HOA rules — noise restrictions, move-in/out hours, parking policies, and pet rules set by the HOA. Your landlord is responsible for sharing these rules with you before you sign a lease.
Insurance: The building's HOA master policy covers the structure, but not your belongings or personal liability. Get renter's insurance — it typically costs $10–$25/mo and covers theft, fire, and water damage to your personal property.
$2,495/mo
CondoWhy you'll like it
Pool and gym both included — saves the cost and hassle of a separate membership.
21400 Burbank Blvd #223Woodland Hills, CA
$990/mo
CondoWhy you'll like it
In-unit washer and dryer — no shared laundry room, no scheduling around neighbors.
1601 West Missouri Avenue 1-26Phoenix, AZ
$7,995/mo
CondoWhy you'll like it
2-bedroom layout with private outdoor space — room to spread out inside and outside.
8210 Fountain Ave #302West Hollywood, CA
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