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West Hollywood is well known as a progressive little city with a fierce sense of community and political spirit. It lies between Hollywood and Beverly Hills, and is home to many of L.A.'s young professionals. West Hollywood has two major and very different shopping districts. The Sunset Strip and Sunset Plaza is the heart of Los Angeles' world famous night life. It also contains many fine boutiques and exclusive restaurants and hotels. Melrose Avenue is one of the hippest shopping streets anywhere.
Containing many offbeat shops and great eating establishments, one can spend an afternoon there completely entertained by the fine people watching to be found.
West Hollywood is home to the Pacific Design Center, also known as the Blue Whale, a gigantic blue glass building which is the center of the wholesale interior design industry. Other features of this exciting little city are its abundance of art galleries, restaurants, shops and live theaters.
Housing in West Hollywood consists mainly of multi-family condominiums and apartment buildings, mixed in with a number of smaller, yet impeccably appointed homes. Hillside homes are often larger and have panoramic city views..
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