Hollywood Hills Real Estate

The story of Hollywood Hills

The Hollywood Hills were opened to development in the 1920s with Hollywoodland — the subdivision whose sign became the city's emblem — and then filled in through the mid-century with the case-study modernism that defines Los Angeles architecture: Neutra, Lautner, Schindler, and the post-and-beam builders who cantilevered glass houses over the canyons. From the Bird Streets and Sunset Strip hillsides to Laurel Canyon, Nichols Canyon, and Outpost Estates, the area combines jetliner city views, architectural pedigree, and immediate access to the studios and the Strip.