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What is downtown like in in Los Angeles, California?

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Does Los Angeles have a downtown? Is it vibrant? Is it safe? Here's what six local experts had to say about downtown in Los Angeles, California.

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Los Angeles, California, is a large collection of 88 neighborhoods that are distinctly their own. Los Angeles is known for being the birthplace of Hollywood movies, having incredible “golden” beaches, and its above-average 284 days of sunshine a year. Lynwood is a neighborhood in between some rougher parts of the city. Lynwood is small compared to the rest of Los Angeles and doesn’t offer many opportunities. Downtown has big buildings and busy streets. From Chinatown to Grand Central Market, LA food is made authentically.

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William, says: 2020

Anyone with the intention of living in Los Angeles should realize they’ll need a car. They will be driving for at least 40 minutes a day, probably more. They will need to make a certain amount of money to live alone, or be content with roommates. There is no point in living downtown, as there is nothing to do, nor any easily accessible grocery stores.

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Alisha, says: 2020

Los Angeles is a large and diverse city, and people from all over the world live here. You can see evidence of this in the food that is available, the music and art scenes, and the history of immigration and urbanization in the city. From the South Bay to Downtown LA and all the way up to the San Fernando Valley, you will find a community within the city where you will feel at home.

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Los Angeles is a huge city – much bigger than most cities in America – and it’s easy to get overwhelmed. The nice thing about it is that once you find your groove, there’s something here for everyone. Whether you want to live at the beach or in the hills, a downtown artist’s pad or suburbia, there’s so much to Los Angeles that you’re sure to find it here. It can be hard to get the hang of the place – I’d say it takes about three years to really understand the city – but once you do, you’ll see why people keep moving here year after year. Oh, and we have some of the best food in the world, whatever cuisine you’re into. Best of all, the weather is beautiful nearly year-round.

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Los Angeles, the center of entertainment and adventure on the west coast. Less than a 30-minute drive can take you from the relaxing beach atmosphere to the ever-busy Downtown Los Angeles. LA encapsulates everything that an individual could want or would look for in a new environment. The possibilities are endless in a city that seems to never stop working.

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Shelby, says: 2020

Someone moving to Los Angeles should know about the beautiful beaches, the hustle and bustle of Hollywood, and the delicious food trucks around town. Our well known areas of town are Hollywood, Santa Monica, and Downtown LA. In Los Angeles, we have a lot to offer.

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Sherri, says: 2020
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