ZIP code 90040 serves the City of Commerce, a small city southeast of downtown Los Angeles with a strong industrial base. About 12,100 people and 3,360 households lived here at the 2020 Census, in a little over five and a half square miles. Roughly 56 percent of occupied homes are owner-occupied. The USPS lists the

ZIP code 90039 stretches along the Los Angeles River and takes in three communities: Silver Lake, Elysian Valley (also called Frogtown), and Atwater Village. LA Almanac lists all three for this ZIP. About 28,100 people lived here at the 2020 Census, in a little over three and a half square miles. Owners and renters are

ZIP code 90038 is a compact, mostly rental part of Hollywood that includes the Paramount Pictures studio lot on Melrose Avenue. About 27,400 people and more than 12,600 households lived here at the 2020 Census, in about one and a half square miles. Roughly 92 percent of occupied homes are rentals, so almost every owner

ZIP code 90037 is South Los Angeles, and it includes the Vermont Square area. About 63,700 people lived here at the 2020 Census, in under three square miles. The 17,300 households work out to more than three and a half people each, so many homes here hold larger families. About three in four occupied homes

ZIP code 90036 is the Miracle Mile and Fairfax area of mid-city Los Angeles. About 39,500 people and more than 19,900 households lived here at the 2020 Census, in roughly two and a half square miles. More than eight in ten occupied homes, about 86 percent, are rentals, so most owners are landlords or hold

ZIP code 90035 covers the Pico-Robertson area on the Westside, and it sits close to residential neighborhoods such as Beverlywood and Cheviot Hills. ZIP lines do not follow neighborhood lines, so check where your parcel sits. About 30,300 people lived here at the 2020 Census, in a little over two square miles. About 70 percent

ZIP code 90033 is the western part of Boyle Heights, just across the river from Downtown Los Angeles. The 2020 Census counted about 46,100 people and more than 13,100 households in a little over three square miles. Four in five occupied homes, about 82 percent, are rentals, so most owners here are landlords. The housing

ZIP code 90032 covers El Sereno, in the far eastern part of the City of Los Angeles near South Pasadena and Alhambra. About 43,500 people lived here at the 2020 Census, in nearly five square miles. Occupied homes are split almost evenly between owners and renters, and about half are owner-occupied. That means many owners

ZIP code 90031 is Lincoln Heights, a neighborhood that dates to the 1870s. The area sits east of the Los Angeles River, on bluffs above it, and about 37,300 people lived here at the 2020 Census in roughly three and a half square miles. Households here are large, averaging more than three people, and about