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@guest #28: The whole valley almost, many great deals for $400-$800K range. Jefferson area on the westside or Carthay Circle (most likely the best value in the city right next to Beverly Hills), parts of Beverlywood, even area’s like Racho Park can find a nice home for a decent price but inventory is low.

@guest #41: Trousdale station offers the most direct access to USC and Expo Park than Vermont or Jefferson stations. I can pretty much bet that’ll be one of the busiest stations just behind 7th Street/Metro and competing with Venice/Robertson and Pico stations.

@Pabst:

good point Pabst..I spent some time in your neck of the woods – chicago. Go eat at graham elliot and also sprout (on jefferson in lincoln park)….great town….

It’s a tied for me. Highland Park and View Park.

I think Ballona Creek would be better to redevelop into a High Line style park. It’s accessible via the Jefferson/La Cienega expo stop, it could attract people at the beaches, and doesn’t pass through and serve harsh industrial zones, unlike the LA River. I’d rather see the LA river become a real river again.

If they charge $20 to $40 for parking in Downtown LA for special events like football games, more people will take the Metro. From the Westide, just simply park at the Metro stoop in LA Cienega & Jefferson and zip down to DTLA without worrying about traffic or parking.

This was so much fun, events like this make me proud to be an Angeleno. I think an expansion into Northeast LA to Highland Park; farther west into Hollywood and/or south along Adams or Jefferson would make a lot of sense.

Titmouse Park? Funniest. Park name. Ever.

Little park better than no park.

Silver Lake = Park Slope
Echo Park = Williamsburg