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Neighborhoods

The City of West Hollywood is known for it's nightlife, cosmopolitan feel, and central location to just about everything cool about L.A.

Hollywood

Search for homes, condos and lofts in and around Hollywood, one of the fastest growing areas of Los Angeles. For a NYC lifestyle, consider Hollywood

Studio City

Studio City is known as West Hollywood adjacent, attracting at cosmopoltian mix of people, close to the major production studios such as CBS Radford, Disney Warner Brothers, and Universal. A very cool place to live, just outside the rush of the city.

Studio City's "Woodbridge Park"

"Woodbridge Park" was named a few years back "One of the top 10 neighborhoods in Los Angeles" by Los Angeles Magazine. The area is known as The Brady Bunch neighborhood, as that is where the home used for the original TV series is located. The streets are meander with 1930's style street lamps, giving the community a "Wisteria Lane" feel. Know wonder so many scene for Desparate Housewives are shot here. Tujunga Village borders "Woodbridge Park," known for popular hangouts such as Aroma Cafe, Caioti Pizza, Vitello's, and a slew of quaint boutiques. In addition, the park itself draws families to enjoy the beautiful facilities.

Beachwood Canyon

Beachwood Canyon is a community in the Hollywood Hills, in the northern portion of Hollywood in Los Angeles, California. The upper portion of the canyon is the Hollywoodland that was originally advertised in the 1920s by the Hollywood Sign. The canyon features its own market, coffee shop and stables.

Silverlake

Silver Lake is a neighborhood in the city of Los Angeles, California east of Hollywood and northwest of Downtown Los Angeles. Silver Lake is inhabited by a wide variety of ethnic and socioeconomic groups, but it is best known as an eclectic gathering of hipsters, the creative class and a noticeable presence of LGBT people.

The neighborhood was named for Water Board Commissioner Herman Silver, who was instrumental in the creation of the Silver Lake Reservoir, located within the neighborhood.^[2]

Silver Lake contains some of the most famous modernist architecture in North America. Architect Richard Neutra, designer of many homes in the area, built his own home on Silver Lake Boulevard. The house still exists, and is visited by architecture fans and students. Neutra's offices were nearby on Glendale Boulevard. The building signage bears the name of his firm. A block east of Silver Lake Blvd. and near Neutra's home is Neutra Place, home to several homes he designed.