Commerce

Commerce is a small city, and that's really the point of it. Most of the land here is industrial and commercial, warehouses, rail lines, the 5 and 710 running right through, which means the residential pockets feel almost like a secret tucked between all that infrastructure. Housing stock leans older, mostly single-story homes built in the mid-1900s on modest lots, a lot of them close to Bandini Park or the streets north of Washington Boulevard. It's not a place people move to for square footage or curb appeal. It's a place people stay because it's affordable, close to everything in the LA basin, and full of people who've known each other for decades.

The Citadel Outlets and the Commerce Casino give the city its outside reputation, but for residents those are just landmarks you drive past on the way home. What actually defines Commerce is the working-class, largely Latino community that has lived here for generations, often in the same house a parent or grandparent bought. It's a city where people commute out for work but come home to something familiar and paid for.

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