It happens fairly often that a prospective Downtown L.A. home buyer mentions that they are deciding on whether they will move to Downtown LA or move to the beach area instead. It turns out that DTLA is the more affordable cool place to live, while the coastal communities are often preferred by those who can afford the higher cost of the coastal lifestyle. #dtla #beach #forsale
When given the choice of Downtown urban living or proximity to sandy beaches and cool, clean breezes, some prefer the beach option. This article is for those who prefer the coast. Many, but not all beach lovers can afford the higher cost of a coastal home. The beach communities of Los Angeles appeal to those who are content living in a smaller, outdated apartment-style condominium unit, or for those who can afford pricy modern, larger condominiums.
Front and center of the L.A. beach scene are Santa Monica and Venice. These fun, festive beaches are known for attracting many tourists, along with a striking amount of crime. But, the surrounding beaches of Malibu, Pacific Palisades and Marina Del Rey provide for a cleaner, safer, upscale environment. Here’s a Marina City Club luxury condo with soaring 20-ft ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows with coastal views, steps to sailing all troubles away, just listed at a great price.
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