Rents in Los Angeles continue to steadily climb higher, with median prices increasing for the sixth month in a row, according to a report from rental website Apartment List.

In the city of LA, rents ticked up half a percent in July, compared with June. The median price for a one-bedroom apartment is now $1,340. A two-bedroom unit will cost you $1,730.

That represents a sizable 4.8 percent increase over July of last year. By comparison, rents across the state rose 4.2 percent over the same time period, while nationwide they jumped just 2.9 percent.

Apartment List’s numbers only take into account rental prices within the city, using Census data to control for the inflated prices of rents in newer buildings. A separate report from Zumper, which focuses only on rental listings on its site, finds that Angelenos relying on those listings face a median one-bedroom price of $2,150 (two-bedrooms are $3,100).

Regardless of which numbers you find more useful, it’s clear that rents in Los Angeles are pricey—though not quite as pricey as rentals in other major cities in the metro area. Of the 27 largest cities in the LA area, 24 have higher rents than Los Angles, according to the Apartment List report.

The most affordable large city in the metro area is Pomona, where a median one-bedroom rents for $1,150, while two-bedrooms cost $1,470. But it’s also the city where rents are rising most rapidly, surging a whopping 10 percent since July of last year.

The most rental expensive market in the LA area, according to Apartment List, is Marina del Rey, where the sky-high median one-bedroom price of $3,490 is dwarfed by the two-bedroom price of $4,490.