A lot of people say that LA is like black-currant ice cream. You either love it, or you hate it. There are no yeah, maybe’s when it comes to Los Angeles. But some others say that you only need to feel the spirit of the city to fall in love with it. And we’re one of those people.
Let’s Start With The Best Thing About Los Angeles.
The Great Outdoors
Los Angeles is flanked by snowy white peaks of the San Gabriel Mountain ranges. Yes, those are the mountains you see in the distance from LA. Also, LA is both flat and hilly. It’s built-in a basin – that of the Santa Monica Mountains – so you don’t have to travel far to feel the peace of the hills.
On the west, there’s Santa Monica, the place where Los Angeles touches the Pacific Ocean. Within a short drive, you can reach the desert. So, there you go – the sea, the mountains, and the desert within a couple of hours’ drive.
It’s A Vibrant, Eclectic Community
Some people say that if you like people watching, go to LA.
Los Angeles stands for sheer diversity. The culture here is open and accepting. LA is a melting pot of so many cultures, languages, and cuisines, including many fringe benefits. That’s why the job market and food scene – completely unrelated genres except in this demographic – are off the charts. The community is rich with artists and public performers that give LA a unique charm unlike any other city in the United States.
A Platter Full Of Neighborhoods
The total area of LA runs over 70 miles. In this huge expanse of a city, neighborhoods are catering to every demand. When you think of moving to LA, you must do your research on the kind of area that will be suitable for your needs. Since LA is a major metropolitan area bustling with people, it’s best to live close to where you work, perform, or study.
Hollywood, Beverly Hills, and Bel-Air are considered to be the hobnobs of celebrity homes. Brentwood is quiet, with residential roads lined with trees. Culver City is the new melting pot for entrepreneurship and start-ups. Downtown, LA, still has the best art scene in the city.
Diverse Real Estate Options
No matter what you want – a 500 sq. ft. studio or a 15,000 sqft. country mansion – LA has it all, and in shades and shapes that you haven’t yet imagined.
Every year, the real estate market of Los Angeles becomes more innovative in its style and approach. Depending on the neighborhood, you’ll find loft-style apartments, Victorian homes, Craftsman villas, Beaux-Arts apartments, Baroque bungalows, and art deco houses, and even post-modern homes that look like spaceships.
While choosing real estate, you must go with a seasoned real estate agent. Roger Perry has over 20 years of experience in luxury real estate. Roger is a true go-getter who gives personal attention to his clients. Contact him now at RPerry(at)RogerPerry(dotted)com or 310.600.1553.