Los Angeles, California · New Homes

New homes in Los Angeles.

Los Angeles real estate encompasses one of the most diverse metros in America, from ultra-wealthy entertainment enclaves to emerging neighborhoods attracting tech workers and young professionals.

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New construction is active in downtown LA's Arts District and Santa Monica, with mixed-use residential development, plus suburban growth in the Pasadena and Long Beach areas.

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At a glance

Los Angeles market snapshot

Median Home Price

$750,000

Median Rent

$2,300

Market Trend

Warm

Cost of Living Index

135

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Why Los Angeles

What makes Los Angeles different

New Construction

New construction is active in downtown LA's Arts District and Santa Monica, with mixed-use residential development, plus suburban growth in the Pasadena and Long Beach areas.

Why People Move Here

Entertainment industry presence and year-round climate and diverse neighborhoods and tech sector growth and celebrity appeal

Schools

Excellent school districts in specific areas including Beverly Hills Unified and Santa Monica Malibu Unified drive premium values.

Top Neighborhoods

Beverly Hills, Bel Air, Santa Monica, Malibu, West Hollywood, Pasadena, Long Beach, and Downtown LA

Major Employers

Entertainment and technology and aerospace manufacturing and healthcare and entertainment industry creating diverse high-income employment

Local life

Life in Los Angeles

Schools

Los Angeles Unified serves the area — 785 schools, 427,795 students enrolled, per the U.S. Department of Education's Common Core of Data.

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Common questions

Los Angeles FAQ

Is Los Angeles a good place to buy a home?

Los Angeles offers diverse neighborhoods and entertainment employment and year-round climate, though traffic and sprawl require careful location selection.

What is the median home price in Los Angeles?

The median home price in Los Angeles is approximately $750,000 with Beverly Hills and Malibu commanding $2 million plus and outlying areas at $500,000.

Which Los Angeles neighborhoods have the most new construction?

Downtown LA Arts District and Santa Monica lead with mixed-use development while Pasadena and Long Beach see suburban residential growth.

Is Los Angeles good for real estate investors?

Los Angeles offers strong rental demand from entertainment and tech workers, though competition and regulation require sophisticated investment strategies.

What is driving Los Angeles housing demand?

Entertainment industry presence tech sector growth celebrity culture year-round climate and consistent in-migration from other states drive Los Angeles demand.

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