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in partnership with A PACIFIC UNION COMPANY presents LOS ANGELES RELOCATION GUIDE A QUICK REFERENCE PACKET MAP OF LOS ANGELES Most desirable locations in Los Angeles for professional sports families to live (in order by approximate distance


  1. in partnership with A PACIFIC UNION COMPANY presents LOS ANGELES RELOCATION GUIDE A QUICK REFERENCE PACKET

  2. MAP OF LOS ANGELES Most desirable locations in Los Angeles for professional sports families to live (in order by approximate distance to facility): • Los Feliz • Alhambra • Atwater Village • Los Angeles • Hollywood • Pasadena • Beverly Hills • Downtown Los Angeles • West Hollywood • Montecito Heights • Hollywood Hills • South Pasadena Los Angeles Football Club Headquarters Los Angeles Football Club Practice Facility 4751 Wilshire Blvd #333, Los Angeles, CA 90010 California State University Los Angeles (323) 648-6000 5151 State University Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90032 lafc.com School Districts and Rankings (Please See Link): Private, art and charter at GreatSchools.org

  3. DESCRIPTIONS OF LA COMMUNITIES Downtown Los Angeles Hip and historic, downtown Los Angeles (or simply DTLA) off ers big-city excitement with restaurants, cultural attractions, and major league sports. An infl ux of new residents has helped energize the area, and downtown’s re-emergence has also been spurred by such attractions as Grand Park, an urban oasis with views stretching from the Music Center (including Walt Disney Concert Hall) to City Hall. South Park South Park, a commercial district in downtown Los Angeles. It is location of the Los Angeles Convention Center, the Staples Center, the “L.A. Live” entertainment complex and the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising. South Park is bounded by the Harbor Freeway on the west, the Santa Monica Freeway on the south, Main Street on the east, and Eighth Street on the north. Pasadena Set at the base of the towering San Gabriel Mountains, Pasadena is best known as the home of the annual Tournament of Roses Parade and the Rose Bowl football matchup. But this appealing city some 10 miles north of downtown L.A..has secret charms that go well beyond the marching bands, fl ower-covered fl oats, and touchdowns on New Year’s Day. With architectural gems and world-class museums, stylish shopping and a red-hot dining scene, Pasadena has plenty of ways to fi ll a half- or full-day break from big-city bustle. Arts District District by district, Downtown L.A. is going through a rebirth, with the Arts District at the height of its renaissance. What started as an urban artists’ colony in the 1970s has recently become a hotbed for creators from all arenas, making it one of the city’s most exciting neighborhoods to visit. Located just east of Little Tokyo and west of the L.A. River, it’s easy to see why artists like Paul McCarthy and George Herms made this vibrant, and yes, highly walk-able neighborhood their home. Hollywood From bustling Hollywood Boulevard, it’s less than 10 minutes to North Hollywood’s NoHo Arts District. You’ll fi nd more than 20 professional theatres putting on memorable performances in L.A.’s very own version of “off -Broadway,” with creative stagings and original works the norm. Here, aspiring actors gain experience, while seasoned pros (Seinfeld’s Jason Alexander has performed here) sometimes show up to take a turn on the boards. What’s especially great about NoHo—and unusual for the region—is that it’s walkable, low-key, and unhurried. Stroll the main drag to visit vintage boutiques and mingle with local artists and actors at outdoor cafes. Or af er a play, walk to dinner at such restaurants as The Federal Bar, a gastropub housed in a 1920s-era bank. West Hollywood West Hollywood has been dubbed “The Creative City,” and for good reason. Bordering Beverly Hills and Los Angeles, “WeHo” is where fashion and the arts rule, easy to see as you travel the streets of the West Hollywood Design District. This trendsetting area includes galleries and the Pacifi c Design Center on Melrose Avenue, and interior design showrooms along Beverly Boulevard. Shop at leading boutiques along ever-stylish Robertson Boulevard. Or head to the fabled Sunset Strip— home to such legendary music venues as The Roxy and the Viper Room, once co-owned by Johnny Depp. Then check out the bars along Santa Monica Boulevard. Glendale As the fourth largest ethnic enclave outside of Armenia, following Moscow and Berlin, Glendale is a paradise for many delectable foods of the Middle East. You’ll fi nd a few worthwhile diversions within the city limits, but you’re also never too far from most major inland attractions thanks to Glendale’s adjacent freeways—specifi cally the 5, 134 and 2, with the 210 to the north. It also sits just across the LA River from Griffi th Park and a short drive from Downtown Los Angeles—and, unfortunately, we emphasize “drive” due to a lack of subway or light rail service.

  4. APARTMENT RENTAL COMMUNITIES (BY CITY) Downtown Los Angeles LEVEL FURNISHED LIVING: 1-3 bedrooms. Corporate 1 bedroom starting $5,500/month and 2 bedroom starting at $6,900/month. Each suite has fl oor-to-ceiling glass windows with an open-air balcony, a fully equipped kitchen, custom designed furniture, and hypo- allergenic linens. Dry cleaning, laundry services, or luggage storage TENTEN WILSHIRE: Located on Los Angeles Wilshire Boulevard, TENTEN Wilshire off ers 227 luxury suites. Fully furnished units, high-tech conference rooms, and an intimate roof op lounge

  5. South Park 717 OLYMPIC: Starting at $2,815. 1-2 bedrooms, 600-2,828 sq f . Scan the Hollywood Hills from the roof op observation deck or drop into the 8th fl oor plunge spa as the sun follows suit over the Pacifi c. “Best High-Rise Apartment” by the National Association of Home Builders. Come see these luxury South Park District apartments for yourself by scheduling an appointment today. Arts District ONE SANTA FE: $1,700-$3,000. Studio to 3 bedrooms. Surrounded by carefully curated fi nishes. European-Inspired Kitchen. Contemporary Lof s. Private Balcony. 300 S Santa Fe Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90013

  6. Pasadena PASADENA FURNISHED UNITS: Units from studios to 2 bedroom options. 1 bedroom starting from $5,700/month and 2 bedrooms starting from $6,900 month. Available in traditional luxury style or New York lof -style apartments. Situated in a 550,000 sq f shopping village. Heated swimming pool with sun deck. Hollywood HOLLYWOOD PROPER RESIDENCES: 200 luxury furnished and unfurnished apartments with fl oor-to-ceiling windows for optimal natural light and sweeping city and ocean views. Four spectacular Penthouses (2-unfurnished/2-furnished) with 11’2”-foot ceilings, custom-designed spaces and panoramic views of the LA skyline.

  7. Hollywood W HOLLYWOOD: Starting at $3,750. 1 bedroom $3,750. 2 active units as of 10/25/17: 2 bedroom, 2 bath $5500 and $5650 1 bedroom, 1 bath. Rooms or suits that sleeps 2 guests, 386-1,292 sqf . Steps from the famous intersection of Hollywood and Vine, under the shadow of the iconic Hollywood sign. . Glendale THE AMERICANA AT BRAND LUXURY APARTMENTS: $1,700-$3,000. $2,500-$4,500. 1-2 bedrooms. Located at The Americana at Brand. Private fi tness club. Resort-style pool, spa. On-site car wash. Dry-cleaning/laundry service.

  8. CURRENT ACTIVE LISTINGS* 889 S. Francisco Street #2506B, Los Angeles (City), CA 90017 2 bedrooms, 3 baths, 1,720 square feet, $8,000 per month Stunning NEW largest corner 2-Bedroom with designer furnishings!! Located in the heart of Downtown Los Angeles, with breathtaking views of the Downtown skyline, the Pacific Ocean, and the Hollywood Hills. Metropolis Tower 1 features an unprecedented 41,000 square foot (approx.) indoor/outdoor clubhouse oasis solely for Tower 1 residents. 1100 Wilshire Blvd #2001, Los Angeles (City), CA 90017 1 bedroom, 1 bath, 670 square feet, $2,900 per month Enjoy spectacular views from this contemporary loft on 20th floor featuring a modern kitchen GE Profile Stainless Steel kitchen appliances, European style cabinetry, granite counters, bamboo floors and 2 parking spaces! Amazing 17th floor Sky Deck includes heated infinity pool, elevated spa, cabanas & lounge beds, wet bar, BBQ grill, seated fire pit cove. *as of October 25,2017

  9. CURRENT ACTIVE LISTINGS* 720 Heatherside Road, Pasadena, CA 91105 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2,304 square feet, $5,500 per month A nicely updated home for rent in the prestigious Linda Vista neighborhood of Pasadena. The property will come fully furnished from the furniture, to the kitchen supplies, to even the towels and linens. Inquire if you are interested in renting and using your own furniture! Located just a couple minutes to the Rose Bowl and Brookside Golf Course, and just a 5 minute drive to Old Town Pasadena. 64 N Arroyo Boulevard, Pasadena, CA 91105 3 bedrooms,3 baths, 2,832 square feet, $5,150 per month This beautifully furnished townhouse is located in the Altos Arroyo complex adjacent to the Rose Bowl. The gated community features a pool, spa, and ample guest parking. Main floor features hardwood flooring throughout, living room with vaulted ceilings and fireplace, formal dining room, eat-in kitchen, and individual laundry room. Upstairs features a master bedroom suite with fireplace, 2 walk-in closets, over-sized bath with double sinks, shower and separate tub. Two more bedrooms share a full bath. Park in one of your 2 attached single car garages. *as of October 25,2017

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