Grand Central, Los Angeles County, CA

Median Home Price Price

$938,097 $938.1K

Median Monthly Rent Rent

$2,698 $2.7K

29.0x

Market Snapshot

Grand Central, Los Angeles County, CA is a neighborhood market with a median home price of $938,097, a median monthly rent of $2,698, a GRM of 29.0x, and a price-to-rent ratio of 29.0.

Comparable Markets

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Mid Central
$954K $2.6K 30.0x
$687K $2.9K 20.0x
$801K $2.4K 27.0x

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Monthly rent

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$1.07M $2.8K 32.0x
Sycamore South, Yolo County, CA
$939K $2.5K 31.0x

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Home prices

Monthly rent

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$871K $2.0K 37.0x
Skylake, Palm Beach County, FL
$537K $2.2K 20.0x
$417K $2.3K 15.0x

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Home prices

Monthly rent

GRM = home price / annual rent

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Benchmark comparison

Rent in Grand Central, CA is 2.8% higher than Mid Central, CA.

Grand Central, CA
Mid Central, CA
Delta
Median rent
$2,698
$2,624
-$74
Median price
$938,097
$953,705
+$15,608
YoY change
$0
+$46
+$46
Price-to-rent
29.0x
30.3x
+1.3x

Key takeaways

  • Grand Central, Los Angeles County, CA has a higher-grm screening profile: At 29.0x GRM, current rent may provide less support for the purchase price.
  • Higher GRM is not automatically negative; it may reflect appreciation expectations, scarcity, or lifestyle premium.
  • Rent is essentially flat year over year, so discovery should focus on relative value.
  • Rent in Grand Central, CA is 2.8% higher than Mid Central, CA.