2400 N Commonwealth Ave

Los Angeles, CA 90027

What can be said about the City of Angels that hasn’t been said a thousand times before? Spanning 500 square miles from the snow-capped San Gabriel Mountains to the sparkling waters of the Pacific Ocean, it’s California’s largest city and the nation’s second-largest—its metro comprises the third-largest economic epicenter in the world. It’s home to the film and television industry, and the world’s busiest port, and 63 colleges. Celebrity sightings on coffee runs are a common occurrence, as you’d expect in the world’s movie and television and capital. There are two distinct skylines, Downtown (DTLA) and Century City, and a still-growing subway system connecting the more urban neighborhoods. Iconic landmarks like the Hollywood Sign, Griffith Park and Santa Monica Pier collectively draw millions of tourists each year, and are movie stars in their own right. It’s no wonder four million people call Los Angeles home.