
Neighborhood · Los Angeles
Village living beside UCLA and the Wilshire Corridor.
Developed in the 1920s by the Janss Investment Company around the new campus of UCLA, Westwood Village was built as a Mediterranean-style commercial district that still holds the Fox and Bruin theaters and their neon marquees. North of Wilshire, Little Holmby and Westwood Hills offer traditional and Spanish Revival homes on tree-lined streets; along the Wilshire Corridor, full-floor condominiums in towers like the Wilshire House and Ten Thousand deliver white-glove service and city-to-ocean views. Proximity to UCLA, Century City, and Beverly Hills keeps demand steady across both housing types.
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