NEIGHBORHOODS

Once one of the most prestigious neighborhoods for grand mansions. Designated historic district known for significant early 1900s architecture.

City in San Gabriel Valley known for rich collection of historic homes and bustling Main Street. Features world-class Chinese culinary scene.

Designated Character Residential District recognized for cohesive historic architectural features. Maintains special design standards protecting turn of the century aesthetic.

Industrial warehouses turned high-end galleries and rooftop restaurants. Where factory workers and trust-fund artists coexist in uneasy harmony.

<p>Beverly Grove is a trendy, affluent, and highly walkable neighborhood in central Los Angeles, bordered by Beverly Hills, West Hollywood, and the Fairfax district</p>

Independent city synonymous with luxury and world-class shopping on Rodeo Drive. Characterized by manicured estates and global wealth.

Global media capital, home to major production studios like Disney and Warner Bros. Significant transit point via Bob Hope Airport.

Located in hills at western edge of valley, famous for gated communities and celebrity residents. Secluded, upscale environment with access to Santa Monica Mountains.

Characterized by a wide age range of developments and includes the highest residential areas of the valley. Gateway to the San Gabriel Mountains.

Located north of Santa Clarita, home to major lake and portions of historic original ridge route. Extensive recreational opportunities.

Century City is L.A.’s polished Westside mini-downtown: office towers, studio history, and the open-air Westfield orbit all in one sleek grid. Come for power-lunch energy, serious shopping, movie-night convenience, and that unmistakable Avenue of the Stars skyline.

Located in the northwest corner of the valley, defined by rugged terrain and adjacency to Santa Susana Mountains. Mix of residential tracts and open space.

Historically one of the most prestigious neighborhoods, once home to prominent citizens with grand mansions. Designated National Register Historic District.

Identified for potential streetscape plans to improve residential and commercial cohesion. Home to its own local recreation center.

A neon-lit district where traditional herbalists operate next door to experimental art galleries. Old Chinatown authenticity meets new wave creativity.

City with rich musical legacy currently undergoing significant industrial and residential revitalization. Centrally located in Gateway Cities region.

Enduring 2-story shopping mall offers familiar retail shops, big-box stores & a multiplex theater.

Historic film production hub turned tech campus district. Where Sony Pictures and Apple TV+ employees eat $16 salads at Platform.