Are you ready to have a comfortable, stable home life but far, far from ready to, quote, “settle down?” Well then I have the article for you. This one! Los Angeles is full of so-called senior citizens who may be ready for a safe, reliable place to call home and are certainly at a time in their lives when they appreciate and deserve the finest amenities available, but that doesn’t mean it’s time to check in and check out. Not by a long shot.
First let’s do the basic numbers. According …
You could do a lot worse than Manhattan Beach when looking for a place to call home. While it is not, shall we say, gentle on the wallet to live there, I’ve found a few deals for you that will soften the blow. And when you see the area, you’ll be more ready to take the proverbial punch.
Manhattan Beach is a fully incorporated, independent city within the County of Los Angeles. And in fact it has been since 1910, making it a decently old city by west coast standards. The …
You probably already know that Downtown Los Angeles is rapidly becoming a pretty cool place to live. Even longtime Angelenos are often surprised at just how “urban” the actual city center can feel. One tends to picture the Hollywood Sign, Bel Air mansions, surfers, wide boulevards cutting among hip neighborhoods and past rolling mountains when someone says “Los Angeles.” But the actual downtown – the place where city hall, sky scrapers, court houses, etc. come together – feels like a “real city.” It’s flavored by a pinch of New York, …
We’re going to do things a bit differently today, friends. I’m going to give you the 4-1-1 on the Sunset Strip and if you decide it’s a place you want to call home, you get out there and pound the pavement (or perhaps go on the internet or call a real estate agent…) and find that dream home in this hippest of strips. Before moving onto covering the scene itself, let me first say that yes, there are homes available in short walking distance to this storied stretch of Los …
Downtown Los Angeles has been a major focus for the city government for nearly a decade. Officials in this part of town have sought to introduce new life into an area once forsaken. The goal in this quickly gentrifying area has been to rid it of its massive homeless population and transform it into a desirable residential and commercial location.
That work has been paying off. A recent study by The Downtown Center Business Improvement District concluded that the location is now a hotspot for the young and affluent. The news …
Nobody walks in LA, right? Isn’t that what the song says? Well, that was then and this is now — that’s what I say. More and more, Angelenos are taking to the streets on bicycles, using public transportation, or simply using good old fashioned foot power. Or… I guess I could just say walking. If you’re looking for a neighborhood where you can leave your car parked and still have plenty within reach, take a look at Westwood.
As the name suggests, Westwood is a district of Los Angeles located, well, …
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