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Westwood condos and neighborhood
$650K - $1.5M for most condos

Westwood Condos for Sale

$650K - $1.5M for most condos | UCLA campus and cultural programming

About Westwood

Westwood is defined by UCLA, the prestigious university that anchors this Westside neighborhood and infuses it with intellectual energy, cultural programming, and youthful vitality. The historic Westwood Village, once LA's premier movie premiere destination, offers walkable shopping, dining, and entertainment just steps from campus. The neighborhood's central location between Beverly Hills, Brentwood, and Century City makes it attractive to professionals and academics seeking urban convenience with residential comfort.

The Westwood condo market offers diverse options from high-rise towers along Wilshire Boulevard to mid-rise buildings throughout the neighborhood. The Wilshire Corridor features full-service luxury buildings with doormen, pools, and proximity to the future Metro Purple Line stations. More modest options exist in the village area and residential streets, providing entry points for buyers seeking this prime location.

Westwood appeals to UCLA faculty and staff, medical professionals at the nearby Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center, and professionals working in Century City's office towers. The neighborhood's walkability, cultural amenities through UCLA's Hammer Museum and performing arts venues, and improving transit connections make it increasingly attractive to those seeking car-optional urban living on the Westside.

Westwood Condo Market

Price Range

$650K - $1.5M for most condos

Ranging from $500K to $3.0M+

Market Highlights

  • UCLA campus and cultural programming
  • Westwood Village shops and theaters
  • Hammer Museum

Popular Westwood Condo Buildings

Wilshire Corridor

Full-service high-rises with luxury amenities

Westwood Village Adjacent

Walk to dining, shopping, and entertainment

Holmby Westwood

Quieter residential area near the UCLA campus

Wilshire/Veteran Area

Near the future Metro station and VA campus

Living in Westwood

Neighborhood Highlights

  • UCLA campus and cultural programming
  • Westwood Village shops and theaters
  • Hammer Museum
  • Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center proximity
  • Metro Purple Line extension coming
  • Central Westside location
  • Walkable neighborhood center

Nearby Attractions

  • UCLA campus
  • Hammer Museum
  • Westwood Village theaters
  • Pierce Brothers Westwood Village Memorial Park
  • UCLA Fowler Museum
  • Geffen Playhouse

Transportation & Commute

Metro Purple Line extension (opening soon)
UCLA campus shuttles
I-405 access nearby
Wilshire Boulevard corridor
Highly walkable village area
Big Blue Bus connections

Community Demographics

Westwood's population includes UCLA students, faculty, and staff, medical professionals, Century City commuters, and longtime residents. The community is diverse, educated, and values cultural amenities and walkability. The mix of renters and owners creates a dynamic neighborhood atmosphere.

Schools in Westwood

District: Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD)

Elementary Schools

  • Warner Avenue Elementary9/10(K-5)
  • Westwood Charter Elementary8/10(K-5)

Middle Schools

  • Emerson Community Charter7/10(6-8)

High Schools

  • University High School7/10(9-12)
View all schools on GreatSchoolsRatings from GreatSchools.org. School assignments vary by address—contact Mark to verify.

Frequently Asked Questions About Westwood Condos

Is Westwood too student-oriented for condo buyers?

While UCLA brings student energy to the village, residential areas and Wilshire Corridor buildings maintain a professional, adult atmosphere. Many condos specifically attract faculty, medical professionals, and Century City workers rather than students.

How will the Metro Purple Line affect Westwood?

The Purple Line extension will bring two stations to Westwood, dramatically improving transit access. This is expected to enhance property values, particularly along the Wilshire Corridor, while reducing car dependence for residents.

What happened to Westwood Village?

The village declined from its 1980s heyday due to parking challenges and competition from malls. Recent revitalization efforts, new restaurants, and the coming Metro have sparked renewed interest and investment in the district.

How does Westwood compare to Brentwood?

Westwood offers more urban energy with the village and UCLA, while Brentwood is quieter and more residential. Westwood condos are generally less expensive and offer better transit access. Brentwood has a more exclusive atmosphere.

Interested in Westwood Condos?

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