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Venice

An iconic waterfront LA neighborhood with a colorful history and one-of-a-kind culture, once home to the Beat generation, now shared by artists, musicians, athletes, families and tech professionals.

Bohemian Waterfront

A creative culture that keeps reinventing itself

Once home of the Beat generation, Venice is today shared by artists, musicians, athletes, families and tech professionals, a rare LA neighborhood where the character of the streets keeps its edge even as it evolves.

Living in Venice

Three miles of Pacific, an original culture

Venice Beach runs three miles along the Pacific Ocean, long a magnet for surfers. The Venice Beach Boardwalk is a two-mile promenade of shops, restaurants, residences, street performers and fortune tellers, the neighborhood's signature stretch of sidewalk.

Muscle Beach Venice, the original outdoor weightlifting gym, and the original Gold's Gym trace the neighborhood's identity as fitness culture's home base.

Abbot Kinney Boulevard is the shopping and dining spine, a walkable corridor that pulls the whole west side of LA on weekends.

Real Estate in Venice

Distinct architecture, high demand, low inventory

Along the Venice Canals, distinct architecture built in the early-to-mid 1900s defines the Venice Canal Historic District, a pocket unlike anywhere else in Los Angeles.

The majority of inventory is single-family homes, with condominiums, apartments and townhomes filling in around them. Luxurious oceanfront properties concentrate in the Venice Beach sub-neighborhood.

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The Neighborhood

Living here

Venice is LA's creative pulse, a bohemian beach town turned tech hub where Snap, Google, and Meta share streets with graffiti artists, surfers, and the Muscle Beach regulars. Abbot Kinney Boulevard is the design-forward spine; the Venice Canals are a pocket of surreal calm.

The Market

Median home price ~$2.1M. Canal homes and Walk Street properties range $3-10M. New-build modern homes near Abbot Kinney reach $8M+. The Oakwood neighborhood is gentrifying rapidly. High demand from Silicon Beach executives.

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