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Renter's guide to Culver City, CA

Sitting among the wide western suburbs of Los Angeles is the cinematic community of Culver City, CA. Known for its colorful history and scenery as well as the exceptional weather, it's no wonder that this prime location is commonly considered one of the top places to live in the long state of California.

Conveniently situated between downtown LA and the Pacific Coast, it is 'technically' a smaller city with less than 50,000 full-time residents. However, there are also many visitors year round who mainly come to see the sights and soak-up some sunshine. This is certainly not surprising seeing that the temperature here rarely drops below 43°F or rises above 86°F throughout the whole year.

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Things to do in Culver City, CA

There's definitely a long list of things to do in Culver City. From museums, art galleries, and restaurants, to bike trails, parks, and much more. Plus, since the weather here is usually pleasant, residents get to enjoy many outdoor events such as the Taste of Summer Downtown Festivals. Also, the always-entertaining Culver City Arts District features 35 art galleries and over 40 shops and cafes.

One main attraction in the area is Sony Pictures Studios (which was originally MGM) and they offer daily tours. Another is the Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook, which offers a great view of LA on a clear day. And Culver City Park is a popular public place that covers 58 acres. It contains hiking trails along with baseball and soccer fields, and a whole lot of nature. In fact, there's even a special park for our furry friends that bark!

Culver City, CA employment & economy

As with any growing area, there are plenty of job opportunities in Culver City. With the diverse number of local businesses, a wide variety of options are available to people seeking employment. Nowadays, this area is also referred to as Silicon Beach as it’s home to nearly 500 tech startups. However, there are obviously many other places to work in Culver City. Plus for anybody wanting to start their own business, the city has a Business Resource Center to assist residents with that.

Furthermore, the average commute time for residents is 26 minutes each way, which is actually the national average. For those who don't drive to work, the base fare for riding the Metro Rail is $1.75 and $1 for the bus. Also, the TAP (Transit Access Pass) is offered here, which can be easily obtained and conveniently used when taking either the train or bus.

Education in Culver City, CA

There are several schools in Culver City, including both public and private. Residents have access to 2 districts that include the Culver City Unified School District and the Los Angeles County Within them you'll find 5 elementary, 2 middle, and 2 High Schools. Also, there are presently 6 private schools in Culver City and an Academy that teaches K thru 12.

As for continued education, there are a number of different options in Culver City and the surrounding area. In fact, more than 20 are located within 10 miles of the city center including community colleges, universities, and trade schools. A few well-known schools are West Los Angeles College and Antioch University. And we also have a UCLA Extension here. Yet a lot more can be found just outside the city and a little beyond.