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North Hollywood
About the Neighborhood
Living in North Hollywood
Theater marquees, murals, and movie screens set the scene in North Hollywood, the San Fernando Valley’s creative hub, known to many as NoHo. Lankershim Boulevard keeps the energy going, with local spots like Pitfire Artisan Pizza, The Federal Bar, and the recently opened Alley Burger drawing crowds from lunch through late night. Show lovers can catch a performance at the historic El Portal Theatre, one of more than 20 theaters in the NoHo Arts District, or settle in at Laemmle NoHo 7 for a film. With a packed arts calendar and plenty to eat, see, and do, North Hollywood is a lively base for life in Los Angeles.
NoHo Arts District
El Portal Theatre
Lankershim Boulevard
Real Estate
Market Overview
Properties
Homes for Sale in North Hollywood
RENTALS
Apartment & Rentals
Expert Guidance
Your Local Agents
Livability
Walk, Bike & Transit
83
Walk Score
64
Bike Score
52
Transit Score
Education
Schools
Bellingham Elementary School
Public · Grades K–5
Victory Boulevard Elementary School
Public · Grades K–5
Fair Avenue Elementary School
Public · Grades K–5
Roy Romer Middle School
Public · Grades 6–8
Getting Around
Public Transit
Metro B Line (Red)
Rail
Metro Local Line (Route 152)
Bus
Metro Local Line (Route 224)
Bus
DASH North Hollywood
Bus
Metro Local Line (Route 162)
Bus
Metro Local Line (Route 165)
Bus
Metro Local Line (Route 169)
Bus
Questions
Frequently Asked
Where is North Hollywood located in Los Angeles?
North Hollywood lies in the southeastern San Fernando Valley, with Burbank to the east and Valley Village to the west.
Is North Hollywood a good neighborhood to live in Los Angeles?
North Hollywood is a creative, community-minded neighborhood known for its theaters, galleries, and Lankershim Boulevard dining. Performances and screenings at venues like the El Portal Theatre and Laemmle NoHo 7 bring residents together throughout the year, while the mural-lined Chandler Bikeway offers a scenic path for walking and cycling. North Hollywood is also served by the Metro B Line subway and G Line busway at the heart of the NoHo Arts District.
What is North Hollywood, Los Angeles known for?
At the center of North Hollywood’s identity is the NoHo Arts District, a creative hub of more than 20 theaters, galleries, and dance studios along Lankershim and Magnolia boulevards. The community dates back to 1887, when the Lankershim Ranch Land and Water Company established it, and it’s also home to the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences.
How far is North Hollywood from downtown Los Angeles?
North Hollywood is about 12 miles northwest of downtown Los Angeles.
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