Here is how much those homes you see on Netflix shows cost in the real world

Wonder how much cash you'd have to shell out to live in BoJack Horseman's posh Hollywood Hills rental? ForRent.com crunched the numbers for you. From Kimmy Schmidt's garden-level Greenpoint digs to Frank and Claire Underwood's three-bedroom brownstone townhouse in our nation's capital, check out how much the homes that you see on some of Netflix's best original shows would cost in the real world.

Arrested Development

Where: Rancho Santa Margarita, Orange County, California
Real world price: $2,470/month

BoJack Horseman

Where: Hollywood Hills, Los Angeles, California
Real world price: $27,500/month

House of Cards

Where: Capitol Hill, Washington, D.C.
Real world price: $2,300-$5,800/month

Luke Cage

Where: Harlem, New York
Real world price: $2,100/month 

Narcos

Where: Puerto Trunfo, Antioquia, Colombia
Real world price: Millions of dollars

Stranger Things

Where: Hawkins, Indiana (fictional town)
Real world price: $767/month

Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt

Where: Greenpoint, Brooklyn, New York
Real world price: $1,300/month