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…the place to be in LA

When you live in a neighborhood with a population that doubles in size on the weekends, you know you’re in the hotspot.

Such is the case with West Hollywood, where you look good just by walking down Fairfax, Melrose or the famed Sunset Strip. Whether it’s a gay club in boys’ town, an art gallery along La Cienega, or the shops and restaurants at The Grove, you’ll find your perfect spot—and you won’t be the first, the paparazzi snaps photos of celebs here all the time.

Politically independent, “WeHo,” as some call it, has housing options as diverse as its commercial districts. Single-family homes, duplexes, fourplexes and Art Deco West Hollywood apartment buildings all sport a hefty rent or mortgage, but if you’re into night-capping at the Chateau Marmont or clubbing at Area or Social it’s worth every penny.

It costs something to live among the rich, beautiful and famous.

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The place to see and be seen

Main drag:

Sunset Boulevard

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