18. Silver Lake
Located on the eastside of Los Angeles, the Silver Lake neighborhood is a trendy and vibrant area that’s known for its hipster vibe and laid-back atmosphere. It’s home to an eclectic mix of people and a thriving music, art, and nightlife scene, with numerous bars, clubs, and music venues that draw in crowds from all over the city. The neighborhood is also packed with independent boutiques and vintage shops, making it a great spot for shopping. The nearby Silver Lake Reservoir is a great place to relax, walk, jog, or just take in the stunning views of the city. Silver Lake is also home to many parks and open green spaces, allowing residents to escape with ample space to relax.
19. Studio City
Studio City is an eclectic and lively neighborhood in the San Fernando Valley of LA, known for its diverse population and friendly atmosphere. From the iconic CBS Studio Center to the bustling Ventura Boulevard corridor, the area offers an array of entertainment options, whether its great restaurants, nightlife, or a variety of cultural and art-related events. Along Ventura Boulevard you’ll find a plethora of dining options, such as sushi restaurants and stylish pubs, and there are plenty of parks nearby where locals love to go hiking and soak in the sweeping views, like Fryman Canyon or Wilacre Park.
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20. Venice
Famed for its Bohemian and laid-back atmosphere, Venice is the epitome of classic SoCal vibes. This buzzing beach town is home to the iconic Venice Boardwalk, which has dozens of restaurants and shops, people skateboarding and biking along the boardwalk, eye-catching murals, art installations and galleries, and more. Angelenos from all over come to Venice to surf, sunbathe at the beach, visit the famous canals, or dine at one of the tasty cafés in the area. Abbot Kinney Boulevard is a foodie hotspot that draws in both locals and tourists for the trendy coffee bars, organic cafés, and stylish boutiques. Although you feel as if you’re in a beach town in its world, there are plenty of amenities in the area like parks, grocery stores, banks, schools, and public transportation.
21. Westwood
The upscale Westwood neighborhood is a mix of residential and urban. It’s home to the University of California, Los Angeles campus and the iconic Westwood Village shopping district. Westwood is surrounded by green spaces, including the gorgeous golf courses of the Los Angeles Country Club and the Wilshire Country Club. The area is also known for its fine dining and nightlife options, with a variety of restaurants, bars, and nightclubs. The neighborhood is also a great place to explore art and culture, with the Hammer Museum, the Geffen Playhouse, and the Fox and Wilshire Theaters all located nearby.
22. West Hollywood
West Hollywood, or WeHo, is a bustling neighborhood full of excitement and diversity. It’s known for its thriving nightlife and is home to some of the city’s most popular restaurants. From upscale sushi spots to photo-worthy Italian eateries, there’s a wide selection of cuisines that all feature impressive interiors. With its swanky hotels, popular nightclubs, rooftop bars, comedy clubs, and famous music venues, it’s easy to understand why the neighborhood is so lively. West Hollywood is also one of the most walkable areas of Los Angeles, with a Walk Score of 91. When exploring the neighborhood, you’ll find a thriving arts and culture scene, with murals and installations throughout.
Methodology: All neighborhoods must be listed as a “neighborhood” on Redfin.com. Median home sale price data from the Redfin Data Center during October 2023. Average rental data from Rent.com during October 2023. Walk Score, Bike Score, and Transit Score from Walkscore.com during October 2023.
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