ZIP code 90029 sits in East Hollywood, a dense stretch of apartment buildings, small shops, and cultural landmarks. About 34,700 people lived here at the 2020 Census, packed into less than one and a half square miles. Nearly nine in ten occupied homes are rentals, so most owners are landlords. East Hollywood includes areas such

ZIP code 90028 is central Hollywood, and almost everyone here rents. The 2020 Census counted about 32,300 people and more than 18,000 households in a little over a square and a half. Nearly all occupied homes, about 97 percent, are rentals. EZ Casa Buyer talks with owners across 90028 about a possible direct sale of

ZIP code 90027 is a mix of hillside streets, apartment blocks, and park land. It covers Los Feliz and part of East Hollywood, and it reaches up toward Griffith Park. That is why it measures more than eight square miles on the map but held only about 44,500 residents at the 2020 Census. Roughly four

ZIP code 90026 is Echo Park, along with neighboring pockets such as Angelino Heights, Elysian Heights, and Edendale, just northwest of Downtown Los Angeles. About 63,300 people lived here at the 2020 Census, in roughly four square miles. The area has more than 25,800 households, and about three in four occupied homes are rentals, so

ZIP code 90025 is the heart of West Los Angeles. It includes part of Sawtelle and blocks near Santa Monica, Olympic, and Sepulveda boulevards. The 2020 Census counted about 45,500 residents here in just over two and a half square miles, but it also counted more than 22,600 households. That points to a lot of

ZIP code 90024 is Westwood, the area around UCLA, Westwood Village, and the Wilshire Boulevard condominium towers. About 52,900 people lived here at the 2020 Census, in roughly three square miles. Most occupied homes are rentals, about two in three, so many owners are landlords or hold a condominium unit. Westwood sits in the City

ZIP code 90023 sits east of the Los Angeles River and covers Boyle Heights, along with a section of the City of Commerce. About 46,000 people lived here at the 2020 Census, in a little over four square miles. Roughly three in four occupied homes are rentals, so many owners are landlords, and many others

ZIP code 90022 is the heart of East Los Angeles, and that matters for anyone selling a property here. East LA is an unincorporated community, so Los Angeles County handles planning and services for most of it, not the City of Los Angeles. About 64,500 people lived in this ZIP code at the 2020 Census,

ZIP code 90021 is mostly warehouses, wholesale buildings, and light industrial property on the southeast side of Downtown Los Angeles. It covers about two square miles, but the 2020 Census counted only about 5,200 residents, far fewer than the residential ZIP codes nearby. LA Almanac labels the area “Downtown Southeast,” and real estate listings tie

ZIP code 90020 is small and very crowded. About 38,700 people lived here at the 2020 Census, in roughly one square mile around Wilshire Boulevard. It covers part of Wilshire Center and Koreatown, plus the south edge of Windsor Square, and all of it lies inside the City of Los Angeles. Most owners hold apartment