Neighborhoods
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Looking for a much-needed escape from the LA scene? Located a mere 10 minutes north of Downtown, Pasadena is like another world. If you’re not here for a game at the world-famous Rose Bowl Stadium or catching a show at the Pasadena Playhouse, then you’re probably visiting charming Old Town Pasadena with its upscale boutiques, pubs and cafes. What Pasadena lacks in a bustling cityscape it makes up for in a relaxed and charismatic getaway.
There is so much more to Los Angeles than meets the eye and more things to discover everyday! While I’ve missed a few spots (hey, this girl’s got a word count to surpass and ignore), all the more reason to explore and search for the new, up and coming spots LA has to offer. Did your ‘hood not make the list? Tell me what else I should add to this guide to Los Angeles Neighborhoods!
Santa Monica is located in California. Santa Monica, California has population of 93,220. Santa Monica is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 29.52% of the households containing married families with children.
The median household income in Santa Monica, California is $74,534. The median household income for the surrounding county is $55,870 compared to the national median of $53,482. The median age of people living in Santa Monica is 40.3 years.
Santa Monica Weather
The average high temperature in July is 71.8 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 50 degrees.The average rainfall is approximately 16 inches per year, with 0 inches of snow per year.
Most come to Hollywood for the stars, but did you know Studio City has them too? Just north of the Hollywood Hills, this neighborhood has a reputation for being a major film location like the Brady Bunch, Gilligan’s Island and CBS Studio Center. LA Hikers enjoy the vast view at Fryman Canyon and locals love the hidden gem of Tujunga Village. But the best part of Studio City isn’t the shopping or nightlife but the comparatively friendly atmosphere.
The Arts District is a game changer. Full of warehouses that were once former factories and industrial businesses that have now become live-work lofts and upscale condos, this hip and urban area is on its way up when it comes to real estate. But before you buy your Sex-In-The-City-style apartment, grab a drink at some of the coolest bars in the city and enjoy the hip art scene as this neighborhood is filled with graffiti and art galleries. You’ll be rubbing elbows with some serious artists and designers, so maybe their special somethin’ will rub off on you.