Best West Hollywood Neighborhoods — Homes & Condos for Sale
Local expertise in every corner of WeHo, from Norma Triangle to the Eastside
West Hollywood is only 1.9 square miles, but it's made up of distinct neighborhoods, each with its own character, architecture, and pace of life. Christian Graham and Owen Salkin, West Hollywood real estate experts work across all of WeHo's residential pockets — from the historic bungalows of Norma Triangle to the quiet streets of West Hollywood West — and know the block-by-block differences that matter when you're buying or selling here.
Whether you're looking for a walkable, low-key residential neighborhood near the Pacific Design Center or a luxury high-rise condo near the energy of Sunset Boulevard, explore each West Hollywood neighborhood below to find the right fit — or contact us directly for a personalized recommendation.
Explore West Hollywood Neighborhoods
Eastside
West Hollywood North
Center City
Eastside - West Hollywood's Eastside is known for its walkable mix of local retail and residential streets, with a distinct character shaped by the neighborhood's historic Russian community. A great fit for buyers who want proximity to Santa Monica Boulevard without the density of the Strip.
Center City
West Hollywood North
Center City
Center City - Stretching from Holloway Drive to Fairfax Avenue, Center City is WeHo's civic and dining heart, home to City Hall and a cluster of neighborhood favorites like Connie and Ted's and Go Get 'Em Tiger. Ideal for buyers who want to be in the middle of everything.
West Hollywood North
West Hollywood North
West Hollywood Heights
West Hollywood North - Tucked between Sunset and Santa Monica Boulevards, West Hollywood North offers a surprisingly quiet residential feel with a mix of single-family homes, apartments, and a few high-rises — a true cross-section of the city.
West Hollywood Heights
West Hollywood Heights
West Hollywood Heights
West Hollywood Heights - The smallest neighborhood in West Hollywood, WeHo Heights sits just north of the Sunset Strip and is made up almost entirely of apartment and condo buildings — a strong option for buyers prioritizing Strip proximity.
Norma Triangle
West Hollywood Heights
West Hollywood West
Norma Triangle - One of WeHo's most historic and walkable neighborhoods, Norma Triangle is known for its 1920s Spanish and Mediterranean-style bungalows, tree-lined streets, and proximity to the Sunset Strip, The Troubadour, and the Pacific Design Center.
West Hollywood West
West Hollywood Heights
West Hollywood West
West Hollywood West - A quiet, design-forward pocket near the Pacific Design Center, West Hollywood West offers residential streets just off Beverly Boulevard with easy access to galleries, design showrooms, and Beverly Center shopping.
Tri-West
Tri-West
Tri-West
Tri-West - Centrally located between the Pacific Design Center and La Cienega, Tri-West offers a mix of single-family homes and apartments, putting residents close to WeHo's major annual events and everyday conveniences with properties that suit their lifestyle and budget. Benefit from our market insights and personalized service to find a condo that feels like home in this vibrant neighborhood.