Living in Koreatown, Culver City means enjoying a rare balance of neighborhood charm and urban convenience. Tucked between Washington and Venice Boulevards, Koreatown offers a quieter, residential feel while keeping you just steps from the vibrant heart of Downtown Culver City. Homes here range from classic mid-century bungalows to modern condos, giving buyers a variety of options in a highly sought-after market.
Median Home Price
$2.33 Million
Price Range
$1.25 Million to ~$3.0 Million
Average Price Per
Square Foot
~$750

Building Type & Amenities
High-rise and newer mid-rise buildings with pools, gyms, rooftop decks, concierge or controlled access typically command higher prices and higher HOA dues than older walk-up buildings.

Location Within Koreatown
Condos along the Wilshire Corridor and near key Metro stations (Wilshire/Western, Wilshire/Normandie, Wilshire/Vermont) often see stronger demand from buyers who value transit and walkability. Quieter pockets north of 3rd or near Hancock Park–adjacent streets may draw buyers seeking a more residential feel.

Walkability, Nightlife & Noise Trade-Off
Being close to Koreatown’s 24-hour restaurants, karaoke bars, and shops is a significant lifestyle plus, but units directly above or adjacent to nightlife corridors may sell differently than homes on calmer side streets. Buyers pay for convenience but also factor in street noise and late-night activity.

Parking & Transit Options
Secure parking, EV charging, proximity to the B and D Lines, and major bus corridors can all influence pricing. Some buyers are willing to pay more to avoid street parking; others prioritize train access and don’t mind a car-lite lifestyle.


Age, Condition & Seismic / System Upgrades
Older buildings may need, or already have, seismic retrofits, plumbing and electrical upgrades, elevator modernization, or roof work. Well-run HOAs that stay ahead of maintenance (with realistic reserves) generally support stronger property values.

Market Conditions & Inventory
Wilshire Center–Koreatown home prices currently cluster around a median of roughly $700K, with median sale prices per square foot in the low-to-mid $600s. Condos and smaller units bring the entry point down; larger or newer homes, prime buildings, and great views push prices up.
Koreatown sits within the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) and is surrounded by a mix of neighborhood schools, magnets, pilot schools, and private options.

Wilton Place Elementary School (K–5)
A dual-language (Spanish and Korean) LAUSD elementary school located in the heart of Koreatown, with a long history of serving neighborhood families.

RFK Community Schools (K–12 Campus)
A 24-acre LAUSD complex on the former Ambassador Hotel site, home to six autonomous pilot schools serving TK–12 with a focus on rigorous academics and social justice.

UCLA Community School (TK–12)
Part of the RFK campus, this university-assisted TK–12 pilot school emphasizes dual-language instruction, community partnerships, and college-prep pathways, all located right in Koreatown.

Pilgrim School (Pre-K–12)
An independent, college-preparatory school in Koreatown offering small classes and a mastery-based curriculum from early years through high school.

Larchmont Charter School – Lafayette Park (9–12)
A popular LA charter high school serving a diverse student body at its Lafayette Park campus just north of Koreatown, known for strong academics and a community-focused model.

Elite Prep Los Angeles
Elite Prep Los Angeles offers test prep and tutoring for college-bound students in Koreatown.
Buying in Koreatown lets you stay close to multiple TK–12 options within a few blocks or a short transit ride. Whether you’re targeting a specific LAUSD program, a pilot school, or a private campus, TruLine Realty can help you align your home search with your education priorities.
Koreatown is one of LA’s densest and most diverse neighborhoods, about 2.7 square miles with well over 100,000 residents, many of them first- or second-generation immigrants from Korean, Latino, and other communities.

Urban Energy & 24/7 Lifestyle
From famous Korean BBQ and soondubu spots to dessert cafés, speakeasy-style bars, and karaoke rooms that go late, Koreatown is designed for people who love to be out and about at all hours.

Multicultural Community
Despite the name “Koreatown,” the neighborhood today is deeply multicultural roughly half Latino, about a third Asian, and residents from across the world, creating a unique mix of languages, food, and culture.

Historic Meets Modern
Many of the area’s early 20th-century Art Deco and terra-cotta buildings have been preserved and repurposed into apartments, offices, and retail spaces. At the same time, newer glass-and-steel structures and mixed-use projects continue to rise along Wilshire and Olympic.

You’ll find:
1920s–30s courtyard buildings with period detail
Mid-century low-rise apartments
Modern high-rise condos with skyline views

Walkability & Transit
Walk Score in Wilshire Center–Koreatown is in the 90s (“Walker’s Paradise”), with excellent transit and strong bikeability. Three D Line (subway) stations, Wilshire/Western, Wilshire/Normandie, and Wilshire/Vermont, plus B Line connections and multiple 24-hour bus routes, make car-free living realistic for many residents.

Central Location
3 miles west of Downtown LA. A quick train or drive to Hollywood, Larchmont, Mid-Wilshire museums, and other central LA hotspots.

Community & Civic Life
Represented by the Wilshire Center–Koreatown Neighborhood Council, a locally elected advisory body focused on transportation, planning, sustainability, tenant rights, and more.
At TruLine Realty, we know Koreatown block by block: which HOAs are well-run, which buildings have the best amenities, and which side streets are quieter at night.

We’ll start with your Smart Match AI profile, then refine it with on-the-ground insight, helping you decide between, say, a newer high-rise near the Metro and a larger but older condo in a classic courtyard building.

We track price per square foot, HOA dynamics, and days-on-market trends specific to Wilshire Center–Koreatown, so you can move confidently when a good opportunity appears.
From iconic Wilshire Boulevard towers to smaller condo buildings tucked behind Olympic, we understand how each pocket of Koreatown lives (and appreciates) differently.

Our network often surfaces opportunities before they hit the major portals, especially in smaller buildings where listings are rare.

We’re not just helping clients buy and sell; we’re helping them plug into a dense, urban neighborhood where community organizing, small businesses, and long-time residents have shaped the streets for decades. Our goal: more informed buyers, stronger buildings, and a healthier housing ecosystem in Koreatown.
Understanding You
We start by learning your preferences, location, budget, and must-haves, using our Smart Match Form to focus on what truly matters to you.
Smart Match AI at Work
Our AI analyzes your preferences and selects 3-4 homes that perfectly align, saving you the time and hassle of endless searching.
Local Expertise Giving You The Best Results
Our agents provide local insights and tailored advice, helping you make informed decisions about the best properties in Koreatown.
Personalized Property Tours
We arrange tailored property tours to give you an up-close look at the homes on your shortlist.
Stress-Free Negotiation and Closing
We handle negotiations, paperwork, and every detail, ensuring a smooth process so you can focus on the excitement of moving into your dream home.




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