Venice Canals Area
Serene waterside living on historic canals
$800K - $2M for most condos
Venice Condos for Sale
$800K - $2M for most condos | Iconic Venice Beach Boardwalk
About Venice
Venice is Los Angeles' most eclectic beach community, where tech wealth meets artistic bohemianism in a constantly evolving cultural landscape. The neighborhood's famous boardwalk, muscle beach, and street performers attract tourists worldwide, while the canals district offers serene residential living on walkways reminiscent of the original Venice of America vision. Abbot Kinney Boulevard has become one of LA's premier shopping and dining destinations, lined with boutiques, galleries, and restaurants that draw tastemakers from across the city.
The Venice condo market reflects the neighborhood's diverse character, offering everything from modest units in vintage buildings to multi-million dollar residences in new developments. The Silicon Beach influence has brought modern luxury construction to former industrial areas, while the canals and walk streets maintain their quirky, artistic character. Location within Venice significantly affects price and lifestyle, from the bustling boardwalk area to the quieter inland streets.
Venice living requires embracing the neighborhood's contradictions: homeless encampments coexist with multi-million dollar homes, tourist crowds surge on weekends, and traffic can be challenging. Yet for those who appreciate its unique energy, Venice offers an authenticity and creative spirit found nowhere else in Los Angeles. The community attracts artists, entrepreneurs, tech workers, and anyone seeking a lifestyle that defies conventional suburban expectations.
Venice Condo Market
Price Range
$800K - $2M for most condos
Ranging from $550K to $4.0M+
Market Highlights
- •Iconic Venice Beach Boardwalk
- •Abbot Kinney Blvd boutiques and dining
- •Historic Venice Canals district
Popular Venice Condo Buildings
Abbot Kinney Adjacent
Walk to LA's best shopping and dining street
Silicon Beach Lofts
Modern development in the tech corridor
Walk Street Condos
Pedestrian-only streets with beach access
Living in Venice
Neighborhood Highlights
- Iconic Venice Beach Boardwalk
- Abbot Kinney Blvd boutiques and dining
- Historic Venice Canals district
- Silicon Beach tech presence (Snapchat HQ)
- Muscle Beach and skate park
- Eclectic artistic community
- Walk streets and unique architecture
Nearby Attractions
- •Venice Beach Boardwalk
- •Abbot Kinney Boulevard
- •Venice Canals
- •Muscle Beach outdoor gym
- •Venice Skate Park
- •Gjelina and Venice dining scene
Transportation & Commute
Lincoln Boulevard main artery
Santa Monica adjacent (Metro E Line)
LA Metro bus connections
Extensive bike paths
LAX is 15-20 minutes away
Walking and biking often preferred
Community Demographics
Venice attracts a diverse mix: tech workers (Snapchat, Google), artists, longtime bohemian residents, young professionals, and affluent buyers seeking authentic LA beach culture. The community is vocal about development and gentrification, creating an active civic dialogue.
Schools in Venice
District: Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD)
Elementary Schools
- Coeur d'Alene Avenue Elementary7/10(K-5)
- Broadway Elementary5/10(K-5)
- Westminster Avenue Elementary6/10(K-5)
Middle Schools
- Mark Twain Middle School5/10(6-8)
High Schools
- Venice High School6/10(9-12)
View all schools on GreatSchoolsRatings from GreatSchools.org. School assignments vary by address—contact Mark to verify.
Frequently Asked Questions About Venice Condos
Is Venice safe for condo living?
Venice safety varies significantly by specific location. Areas near Abbot Kinney and the canals are generally safe, while the boardwalk area has more challenges. Research specific streets and visit at different times before purchasing.
How has Venice changed with tech companies?
Silicon Beach brought significant change including higher prices, new construction, and demographic shifts. Some celebrate the investment while others mourn the loss of bohemian character. The neighborhood remains in transition.
Is parking difficult in Venice?
Yes, parking is challenging throughout Venice. Most condos include at least one space, which is essential. Street parking requires permits in residential areas and can be very difficult near the beach and Abbot Kinney.
What's the difference between Venice and Santa Monica?
Venice is more bohemian, edgy, and eclectic while Santa Monica is more polished and family-oriented. Venice has lower prices but more variability in neighborhood quality. Santa Monica offers more consistent quality but at premium prices.
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