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Townhomes for Sale in Mid-City, Los Angeles

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Overview
Market Summary
1 Bedroom Townhomes
2 Bedroom Townhomes
3+ Bedroom Townhomes
Pet-Friendly Townhomes
Townhomes with Stunning Views
Schools
Neighbourhood
Demographics

About Mid-City

Mid-City is a lively area in Los Angeles. This district has a mix of homes, shops, and services that make it a unique place to live. Families appreciate the local community, and there are various amenities nearby. The area connects to different parts of the city, helping residents get around easily. Units with 2–3 bedrooms (two-bedroom 874.0 - 1240.0 sq ft, three-plus 1192.0 - 1495.0 sq ft) fit a range of needs.

Mid-City Market Summary

The condo mix runs from luxury high-rises to restored mid-rises, many with bay or ocean views, concierge, pools, and fitness centers.

Average Condo Sizes

1 Bedroom avg size-

2 Bedroom avg size1066 sqft

3 Bedroom avg size-

Pricing and Liquidity

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1 Bedroom Townhomes

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2 Bedroom Townhomes

AVG PPSF$561.91 /sqft

AVG SOLD PRICE$599,000

AVG DAYS ON MARKET86 Days

Mid-City has many 2-bed townhomes. Currently, these homes span approximately 1066 sq ft and feature easy access to local bus stops and corner stores. Sidewalks are wide, flanked by mature trees that offer shade during hot days. Most townhomes are priced around $599,000 and exhibit a cost of about $562 per sq ft. Street lights illuminate the area, providing safety during evening strolls. Residents often enjoy the vibrant atmosphere with nearby cafes and parks. Many of these homes stay on the market for around 86 days before being sold, reflecting the interest in this neighborhood. A sense of community thrives with benches along the streets for socializing.

Featured Communities

5720 South Glennie Lane

1434 South Point View Street

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3+ Bedroom Townhomes

Featured Communities

5720 South Glennie Lane

1434 South Point View Street

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Pet-Friendly Townhomes

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Stunning Views Townhomes

AVG PPSF$561.91 /sqft

AVG SOLD PRICE$599,000

AVG DAYS ON MARKET86 Days

Featured Communities

1434 S Point Vw

1434 S POINT VW,LOS ANGELES,CA

1 unit available

1516 Hi Point St

1516 HI POINT ST UNIT 101,LOS ANGELES,CA

1 unit available

1444 S Point View St

1444 S POINT VIEW ST,LOS ANGELES,CA

1 unit available

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Schools

Los Angeles Center for Enriched Studies serves grades 6-12, focusing on hands-on learning and college prep. Currently, younger students can enroll in schools like Marvin Avenue Elementary and Alta Loma Elementary School, which cater to grades KG-5, offering a solid foundation in core subjects. Crescent Heights Blvd School, along with Shenandoah Street Elementary and Saturn Street Elementary, also serves students in grades KG-5. Most of these institutions emphasize a nurturing and engaging atmosphere that helps shape young minds. Each school plays a key role during formative years, guiding children through their early education and setting the stage for future academic success in middle and high school.

Los Angeles Center for Enriched Studies

Public|Grades 6–12

5931 W 18th St

Marvin Avenue Elementary

B-

Public|Grades KG–5

2411 S Marvin Ave

Crescent Heights Blvd School

C+

Public|Grades KG–5

1661 S Crescent Heights Blvd

New los Angeles Charter

C+

Public|Grades 6–8

1919 S Burnside Ave

Alta Loma Elementary School

Public|Grades KG–5

1745 Vineyard Ave

Shenandoah Street Elementary School

Public|Grades KG–5

2450 S Shenandoah St

The Neighbourhood: Mid-City

Mid-City is a central Los Angeles neighborhood. The area has parks, art spaces, a mix of older homes and new shops, and several small galleries. The district offers grocery stores, cafes, schools, and clinics within easy walking distance. Local markets and coffee shops line busy streets near local centers and cultural spots. The area has several bus lines, nearby light rail stations, and easy transit links to major freeways. Public libraries sit close by. Bike lanes connect many blocks and support short trips.

Demographics

Average Resident age37 years old

Average household Income$62,878 /year

Average HouseHold Composition2 People

What to know about Mid-City demographics:

In this area, many adults did not graduate high school. About 22.86% of people have completed higher education.
The average age of residents is 37 years. This makes it a sought-after place for working adults.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Mid-City

What is it like to live in Mid-City, Los Angeles, CA?

Mid-City offers a mix of residential homes and local businesses. The area has a diverse community and various dining options. Public transportation is available, making it easier to access other parts of Los Angeles.

Is Mid-City, Los Angeles, CA expensive?

Mid-City has a mix of affordable and more expensive homes. Prices vary widely depending on the type of property and specific area. Overall, it's generally more affordable than neighboring neighborhoods.

What is the weather of Mid-City, Los Angeles, CA?

Mid-City has a Mediterranean climate. Winters are mild and wet, while summers are hot and dry. Temperatures can range from the 50s°F in winter to the 80s°F in summer.

How safe is Mid-City, Los Angeles, CA?

Mid-City has a mix of safety experiences. Some areas are safer than others. Crime rates can vary, so it's good to check local reports for the most current information.