West Hollywood

West Hollywood is tiny in square footage but punches way above its weight, a strip of a city wedged between Beverly Hills and Hollywood proper that's managed to build its own distinct identity anyway. Housing here skews toward multi-unit buildings, plenty of 1920s and 30s Spanish-style courtyard apartments and dingbats from the 60s, mixed with newer condo development along the busier corridors. Single-family homes do exist, mostly in the flatter residential streets south of Santa Monica Boulevard and up into the Norma Triangle area, but renting is the norm here far more than in most of the surrounding cities.

The city has long been a center of LA's LGBTQ+ community, and that history shows up in the density of nightlife, the design scene along the Pacific Design Center corridor, and a civic culture that's generally more progressive and engaged than its neighbors. Sunset Strip anchors one end, with its music venue history, while the eastern side blends into a quieter, more residential stretch near Fairfax. People are drawn here for the walkability, the ability to live without a car for daily errands, and proximity to entertainment industry jobs, and a lot of longtime residents describe an attachment to the neighborhood feel that's hard to find elsewhere in LA.

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