5 Safe and Affordable Los Angeles Neighborhoods To Consider in 2023

5 Safe and Affordable Los Angeles Neighborhoods To Consider in 2023
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Are you moving to LA or within in LA and have no idea of where to start? Are you wondering if anywhere will fit within your budget, and also be safe? In this video I take a look at 5 neighborhoods, that help you live the Los Angeles dream whilst still being somewhat affordable.

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00:00 Introduction
01:58 Glendale
03:27 Burbank
04:48 Echo Park
06:22 Woodland Hills
08:30 Torrance

[vincentpaterno]

Glendale and Burbank both have Metrolink regional rail service to Union Station (the Glendale station can briefly be seen in the 1944 film noir classic "Double Indemnity"), as well as Metro and community bus service - good to know if either you or someone you live with either can't drive or is temporarily without a car. Woodland Hills has a bus link to Metro's Orange bus rapid transit line to North Hollywood or Chatsworth, while Echo Park is home to several Metro bus lines. Torrance Transit isn't directly served by LA Metro, but has a bus line connecting to its Green line light rail.

[theSCREEN]

Brilliant video... this is what people fear the most about living here, so it's super helpful to know you can find places that are both safe and affordable (relatively speaking)!

[dialdominic]

Great insights Anj! All of these neighborhoods are beautiful. I think I'd probably personally pick Glendale or Woodland Hills, but I could see being happy in any of them.

[jimmylawrence]

Great video. Moving out next year so will keep the areas in mind.

[Oshane]

Thank You very much Anj, out of the several videos I’ve watched this morning I feel yours was most accurate and informative based on the data from Wikipedia and other sources I’ve liked subscribed and hit the bell notification.

[TheRealCoachNicole]

Loved living in Torrance back in the 90s

[ozziVet]

Moved to Torrance a week ago, love it so far!

[mystikrebel]

Anj, i thought after coming out the cold, wind and rain i need to watch some of your videos on LA to see and feel the sunshine and blue skies . This is a very good insight into LA and its neighbour hoods something about LA or California in general always gives me a very creative feel and also a spiritual vibe where ive seen some nice temples there also .

[Onthehill-oerw]

Thanks for a very useful pieces of advice.

[weeooh]

Wonderful informative vid, well presented and narrated. As someone looking for an eventual retirement spot on the west coast, much appreciated.

[voxhumanaable]

Thanks! Great video! We’re thinking of making the move ourselves. It’s so overwhelming! 😳

[nathanielcarreon]

Areas mentioned maybe safe but not sure about being affordable.

[cesaravila]

Missing out Monterey park, Monrovia, duarte, almost all the Sam Gabriel valley.

[jerrywaynecalloway]

I wouldn't mind living in Torrance actually. I like being by the beaches. I currently live in Long Beach.

[mkarias]

Any other recommended safe and affordable neighborhoods that is within 30 min drive to LAX? Thank you!

[annwong]

It's not really nice to say that Echo Park neighborhood has a dark past and bright future when long-time businesses and residents are being displaced through gentrification. 🙁

[magnopecache]

I heard skid row is the cheapest in LA to live in 🤔

[TheBakko]

Not to be rude, but this lady doesn't have a clue of what 'affordable' housing means.

[jmcnally]

LOL...the cheapest listed rent is ~$1400 and all homes still over ~$500k...not sure you really understand what "working class" is. Unless the people working at the gas stations and retails stores are making upwards of $70k/year they can afford a tent on the sidewalk or a hostile room -smh.

[choonblaze]

Why do Brits pronounce LA as Los An Gee Lease lol? Maybe we should pronounce Manchester as Mean Chewster in response