278 Westwood, Los Angeles, CA, USA apartments for rent

Demographics

The neighborhood is young – average age doesn’t rise past 30 – and diverse, whether judging from racial, social, or economic viewpoint. Most of the property is rented – naturally, UCLA students are all over the place. But there’re also working people here, white and blue-collar alike, as well as respectable upper middle class settled in Holmby Hills. Several elementary schools aligned with overall safety of the neighborhood and thoughtful spirit welcome families with young children to the area.

Entertainment

Go shopping big and small in Westwood Village, the historic commercial district built to satisfy every need of local residents and boosted with the student presence. Same place goes for gastro-tours around the neighborhood and for indulging into the motion picture nostalgia with the theatres of historic value. Another couple of local attractions include Westwood Village Memorial Park Cemetery and Mormon temple. Nightlife isn’t all that miscellaneous, but you can try Rocco’s Tavern sports bar and Barney’s Beanery restaurant serving traditional meals until 2 in the morning.

Transportation

Westwood, California has a long history as a walking area. Thus, problems with parking are long-discussed but never really solved, swinging from expensive, hard to find, to virtually impossible unless you’re doing your weekly shopping at one of the big retailers. Everyone just keeps walking – the area’s very accessible, besides, the local community cares for the environment and dynamic vibe of Westwood, Los Angeles. Into the bargain, there are plenty of public transportation options, with bus stops scattered all over the neighborhood if you need to save time and get someplace fast.