Popular real estate website Trulia calculated the numbers on which Los Angeles neighborhoods had the most listing views.
The top 4 are all pricey neighborhoods, probably due to the home web surfer seeker’s irresistible temptation to imagine how the other half lives or it could just be for some good old design inspiration. Whatever the case may be, I am just tickled pink that my favorite neighborhood (which is also my farm area) of Hollywood Hills is ranked #1 out of 107 Los Angeles neighborhoods!
The surpriser in 5th place is the reasonably priced area of Mid-City which is right next to Koreatown. The popularity of Mid-City is reflective in the building boom in neighboring Koreatown with projects like “The Vermont” twin towers, the revival of Hotel Normandie and soon to open early next year “The Line” hotel pioneered by celebrity chef Roy Choi.
As the saying goes, where there is smoke there is fire and I would bet that the most popular areas on the Trulia list will have the largest increase in price next year. These are the areas you might want to consider purchasing a house or better yet an investment property. After all the housing market including the rental market is primarily driven by supply and demand.
See where all 107 Los Angeles neighborhood rank on the list below. Where does your neighborhood rank?
1. Hollywood Hills
2. West Los Angeles
3. Beverly Hills Post Office
4. Bel Air
5. Mid-City
6. Westwood
7. Brentwood
8. Hollywood
9. Marina Del Rey
10. Venice
11. Studio City
12. Greater Wilshire/Hancock Park
13. Mar Vista
14. Silver Lake
15. Los Feliz
16. Encino
17. Downtown
18. Eagle Rock
19. Wilshire Center/Koreatown
20. Woodland Hills
21. Pacific Palisades
22. North Hollywood
23. Westchester
24. Van Nuys
25. Northridge
26. Beverly Glen
27. Valley Village
28. Westlake
29. Echo Park
30. Palms
31. Century City
32. Park Mesa Heights
33. Canoga Park
34. Beverly Center
35. Playa Del Rey
36. Jefferson
37. Beverlywood
38. Reseda
39. Melrose
40. Winnetka
41. Monterey Hills
42. Watts
43. West Hills
44. Chatsworth
45. Tarzana
46. Atwater Village
47. Leimert Park
48. Lincoln Heights
49. Montecito Heights
50. Northwest San Pedro
51. Boyle Heights
52. Central San Pedro
53. Crenshaw
54. Vermont Harbor
55. Highland Park
56. Sun Valley
57. Willowbrook
58. Coastal San Pedro
59. Westmont
60. Vernon/Main
61. Cheviot Hills
62. Cypress Park
63. Sunland
64. West Carson
65. Granada Hills North
66. Florence-Graham
67. Pico – Robertson
68. North Hills East
69. Harbor Gateway South
70. Mount Washington
71. Harbor City
72. Baldwin Hills
73. Granada Hills South
74. Glassell Park
75. Harbor Gateway North
76. Miracle Mile
77. Porter Ranch
78. Toluca Lake
79. Wilmington
80. Pacoima
81. Panorama City
82. Windsor Hills
83. Central Alameda
84. Mission Hills
85. Carthay Square
86. Arleta
87. La Brea
88. North Hills West
89. View Park
90. CBS Television City
91. West Athens
92. Rancho Park
93. Chinatown
94. Lake View Terraces
95. Shadow Hills
96. Warner Center
97. West Compton
98. Woodley
99. Empowerment Congress Southwest Area
100. CANNDU
101. Empowerment Congress Southeast Area
102. South Park
103. Fashion District
104. Wholesale District – Skid Row
105. Empowerment Congress North Area
106. Southeast-Central Ave
107. West Hollywood
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