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10/26/2011)
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$168,000 : 13444 Tracy Street #N, Baldwin Hills2 beds, 2 full baths
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$420,000 : 5127 South Verdun Avenue, Baldwin Hills2 beds, 2 full baths
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$277,500 : 3750 W Santa Rosalia DR, Baldwin Hills2 beds, 2.0 baths
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$379,000 : 5609 Coliseum Street, Baldwin Hills3 beds, 3 full baths
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Things to See and Do
Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook
The highlight of the 57 acre Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook park is the 511 ft elevation hilltop peak with a stupendous view. From this peak you can see downtown, the Pacific Ocean, and many of the various city centers along Wilshire Avenue. It really is a grand 360 degree view! Parking at the top of the hill is limited and costs $6. Most people park at the foot of the hill on Jefferson Avenue (for... (read more)
Surfas
Surfas is great, all those gourmet food supplies including spices, nuts, cheese, wine, chocolate. coffee, high-quality meat, salt, cheese, butter, caking suppies, and candies in one location is enough to both appease your demanding palette and fill your pantry with reasonable priced ingredients. The restaurant supply section of the store is a real adventure too. Solid locally owned business starte... (read more)
CLUI
The Center for Land Use Interpretation is dedicated to the exploration and understanding of land use and landscape issues. Recent projects bear titles such as: Urban Crude: The Oil Fields of the Los Angeles, Post Consumed: The Landscape of Waste in Los Angeles, and Pavement Paradise: American Parking Space. These presentations take the form on guided bus tours (they sell out immediately), online a... (read more)
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Suggested Trip Itineraries
Studio Tours
Please note the individual details in the entries. Advance tickets are required for the Paramount Tour and recommended for many of the rest. The KCET tour is for KCET members only (membership is $40 and you need to receive a membership card through the mail). The prices for the other tours vary from free for the Paramount Ranch (which is a park now) to $35 for the Paramount Tour.
Do not try to d... (read more - PDF guide)
Low-key Los Angeles Bars
Here I have collected a number of Los Angeles dive and neighborhood bars. Not every night is the occasion for champagne, high heels and glitter! Sometimes you just want to find a no-frills place to have a beer or a stiff drink and maybe even meet some locals. There are a bunch of somewhat friendly hole-in-the-wall bars here in Los Angeles, this list is just to get you started on a low-key night ou... (read more - PDF guide)
Walking L.A.
Forget about hiking or even taking a steep uphill walk. That all is too much effort!
This list is about places where you can embark on a pleasant, civilized stroll and take in the local scene. The destinations include shopping areas, religious sites, parks, old mansions, and beaches. Get outta the car and experience L.A. by foot at these low-key places!
The walks below are more or less ordered ... (read more - PDF guide)
Offbeat Los Angeles
California has always been a haven for misfits and eccentrics. Accordingly, Los Angeles has many hidden locales that just make you wonder. Because the Southland is so huge, the more you look then the more odd stuff you will find. Listed here are a variety of sites to get you started.
The Days below are organized geographically:
Day 1 --- Westside
Day 2 --- Hollywood
Day 3 --- Mid-Wilshire and Ko... (read more - PDF guide)
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