Median condo price
About $1.1 million
Condominiums and townhomes, which make up the majority of sales.
Los Angeles County · Central City
West HollywoodReal Estate
West Hollywood is a walkable, design-forward city between Beverly Hills and Hollywood, built around Sunset Boulevard, Santa Monica Boulevard and the Melrose design district. It is a genuine urban market where architecture, walkability and location outweigh square footage.
- $1.1M
- Median condo price
- 45
- Average days on market
- 3%
- Annual appreciation
Market Snapshot
The West Hollywood housing market today
The West Hollywood market is led by condominiums and architectural residences. Most condominium sales fall between $700,000 and $1.8 million, while single-family homes in the Norma Triangle and West Hollywood Hills generally start near $2 million and climb quickly.
Typical price range
$700K to $1.8M for condos
Single-family homes commonly range from $2 million to $5 million and above.
Common home styles
Architectural condos, Spanish, contemporary
Full-service buildings sit alongside small Spanish bungalow blocks.
Average days on market
Roughly 6 weeks
Condominium timelines depend heavily on building, view and parking.
Appreciation trend
Around 3 percent annually
Steadier for houses than for condominiums, where supply is larger.
Inventory conditions
Higher condo supply
Buyers have choice among condominiums, while houses remain scarce.
Building quality matters as much as unit quality. Homeowners association reserves, monthly dues, parking and exposure all move value, and two units in the same neighborhood can price very differently based on the building alone.
Community & Lifestyle
Living in West Hollywood
West Hollywood is the most walkable market we serve. Most residents run daily errands on foot and drive far less than elsewhere in Los Angeles.
Shopping and dining
The Sunset Strip, Santa Monica Boulevard, Melrose Avenue and the Pacific Design Center district put restaurants, galleries, design showrooms and nightlife within a few blocks of most homes.
Parks and recreation
West Hollywood Park includes a pool, library and recreation space, and Runyon Canyon trails sit just to the east for hiking and outdoor exercise.
Schools and commuting
Students attend Los Angeles Unified schools, with several private options nearby. Beverly Hills, Century City, Hollywood and the studios are all short drives, and walkability reduces daily car use.
For Buyers
Why buyers choose West Hollywood
Buyers choose West Hollywood for location, architecture and a lifestyle that does not depend on a car.
Walkability is the defining advantage, with dining, fitness, groceries and nightlife within blocks.
Architectural inventory appeals to buyers who prioritize design quality over raw square footage.
The central location shortens commutes to Beverly Hills, Century City, Hollywood and the studios.
Condominium ownership offers a lower-maintenance entry into a prime Los Angeles location.
For Sellers
Why sellers benefit in West Hollywood
Sellers benefit from constant demand for central, walkable homes, with results shaped by building and presentation.
The buyer pool is broad and international, including professionals, downsizers and second-home purchasers.
Houses in the Norma Triangle and the hills remain scarce, which supports strong pricing.
Design-led staging performs especially well with buyers who are drawn here by architecture.
Location keeps demand resilient, so central listings continue to attract traffic through slower seasons.
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