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This is a quiet, predominantly residential neighborhood in the middle of the city.
Studio / 1 BR
36% Complete
1,712
2 Bedrooms
58% Complete
2,800
3 Bedrooms
83% Complete
3,995
4 Bedrooms
100% Complete
4,800

Good For
  • Families
  • Professionals

 

What's around
  • 269 Shops
  • 47 Fitness options
  • 100 Restaurants
  • 28 Grocery stores/markets
  • 6 Banks
  • 9 Nightlife options

 


PUBLIC TRANSITGood

WALKABILITYAverage
Safety

Mid-City has an above average violent crime rate and an average property crime rate for Los Angeles.

  WHAT’S LIVING IN Mid City LIKE?

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The singer Ray Charles once had his recording studio in Mid City, which is a diverse, quiet neighborhood in the center of Los Angeles (hence the name). While more affordable than some of its neighbors to the north, this area is being gentrified. There's not much happening in the neighborhood, but Pico Boulevard, which forms the northern border of Mid City, is lined with restaurants, cafes, and bakeries. One of LA's dining institutions, Roscoe's House of Chicken and Waffles, is based here as well.

Housing is mostly comprised of low-rise apartment buildings, homes that have been converted to apartment units, and single-family homes in Craftsman and Spanish styles.

Mid City is bordered on the north by Carthay and Mid-Wilshire, on the east by Arlington Heights, on the south by Balwin Hills, and on the west by Beverlywood and Palms.

 

Commute:
Burbank: 12.2 miles / 30-60 minutes by car / 75-85 minutes by transit
Century City: 5.5 miles / 20-45 minutes by car / 50-55 minutes by transit
Downtown LA: 6.1 miles / 15-35 minutes by car / 35-45 minutes by transit
Santa Monica: 10.2 miles / 25-55 minutes by car / 65-80 minutes by transit

Mid City Los Angeles Neighborhood Photo

 

Local Flavor   Mid City LOCAL schools

PK-2 GRADES
Pico School
Parent Rating:
Type:Private
Distance:0.22 mi
K-5 GRADES
Alta Loma Elementary School
Parent Rating:
Type:Public
Distance:0.34 mi
K-5 GRADES
Queen Anne Place Elementary School
Parent Rating:
Type:Public
Distance:0.40 mi
6-8 GRADES
Johnnie Cochran, Jr., Middle School
Parent Rating:
Type:Public
Distance:0.48 mi
K-8 GRADES
St. Paul Elementary School
Parent Rating:
Type:Private
Distance:0.56 mi

 

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