Los Angeles Metro

The Los Angeles Metro is the second largest metropolitan area in the US. Living in Los Angeles offers an unapologetic immersion into a thriving, busy and exciting culture. As the entertainment capital of the world, it's little wonder Los Angeles enjoys a huge tourism sector, creating a lively atmosphere for residential life that is truly hard to beat.

We've all seen the magic of LA's booming entertainment industry of film, television, and music, it's undeniable. It's an industry responsible for creating countless household names, world-renowned stars and a consequently thriving economy with a flow of visitors and ambitious young actors looking to find fame under the bright lights of Hollywood. Los Angeles County also benefits from other influential industries. With the likes of international trade, aerospace, technology, petroleum, and fashion, it brings those seeking employment to the area.

Throughout LA proper there are as many diverse neighborhoods as there are Hollywood stars. Thanks to its glamorous backdrop of Hollywood and high-end reputation, business life is well suited to Fairfield properties in Woodland Hills, an upscale neighborhood located on the edge of the Santa Monica Mountains in the San Fernando Valley of Northern Los Angeles - with international airport links close by and diverse, well-connected communities to get acquainted with.

Home to California State University, Northridge is considered locally as the "Jewel of San Fernando Valley" sporting some of the most respected public and private schools in the area. For those that like an urban environment where the natural beauty of the countryside is never too far away, Northbridge is an ideal residential location.

Those seeking edgier, urban, artsy areas thrive in NELA neighborhoods like Glassell Park, Silver Lake, Atwater Village, and Cypress Creek. With the LA River Master Plan revitalization, NELA is a destination for shopping, dining, and entertainment of all types.

You can also capture the suburban feel in Los Angeles in quainter towns like La Mirada and Santa Fe Springs. Here you'll find plenty of circulation paths, tree-lined streets, and well-performing school districts.