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08-13-2007, 04:49 PM
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What is the Hollywood sign neighborhood called?
Hello! I would like to relocate to Los Angeles and want to be in the neighborhood near the Hollywood sign. Somewhere near Franklin. Does this neighborhood have a name? thanks for any info dear readers.
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08-13-2007, 04:51 PM
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Hi again, since it's the Hollywood sign is it Hollywood proper? and why is noho called North Hollywood? just curious and somewhat confused
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08-13-2007, 06:01 PM
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It is called Franklin Canyon/Beachwood Canyon area.
It is diverse with many celebrities/producers/writers, and others in the business., living in the area. Close to Hollywood Bowl, and Highland Avenue, and close to to heart of Hollywood (actually is a part of Hollywood) A little east on Franklin will take you into Griffith Park/Los Feliz area.
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08-13-2007, 06:04 PM
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Because North Hollywood is located North of Sunset Blvd, and over the hill (think Laurel Canyon) to Hollywood. North Hollywood is considered to be a part of the "Valley"
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08-13-2007, 06:12 PM
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Lake Hollywood and Beachwood Canyon. The former is accessed from East Cahuenga at the Cahuenga Pass and the latter from Beachwood off Franklin. Both are in Hollywood proper.
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08-13-2007, 06:35 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by LizzyNola
Because North Hollywood is located North of Sunset Blvd, and over the hill (think Laurel Canyon) to Hollywood. North Hollywood is considered to be a part of the "Valley"
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North of Sunset is Sunset Strip and East Hollywood Hills, technically West Hollywood and Hollywood. ALL the way over Laurel Canyon into the valley will bring you to North Hollywood. |
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08-13-2007, 07:37 PM
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Thank you all for your replies. Now I have another question...When I was in town I slightly remember that Santa Monica Blvd was really crummy just over the freeway just south of Franklin. I remember it because I thought to myself...this is Santa Monica Blvd.? Wow, what a dump!
We stopped to buy a phone in a small shop right beyond the freeway 101, that is. The block I circled I can see clearly on the google map and the streets were flemish land and n. oxford.
A funny thing I noticed, too was this cop pulling over car after car and giving tickets right there. I had to circle the block several times waiting for my son as parking was scarce.
What I'm actually asking is that area safe overall? I didn't get south of SAnta Monica because we headed up to Franklin, our preferred address to live. thanks for all your replies
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08-13-2007, 07:38 PM
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I really meant flemish lane, not flemish land.
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08-13-2007, 07:49 PM
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Originally Posted by ckim
Thank you all for your replies. Now I have another question...When I was in town I slightly remember that Santa Monica Blvd was really crummy just over the freeway just south of Franklin. I remember it because I thought to myself...this is Santa Monica Blvd.? Wow, what a dump!
We stopped to buy a phone in a small shop right beyond the freeway 101, that is. The block I circled I can see clearly on the google map and the streets were flemish land and n. oxford.
A funny thing I noticed, too was this cop pulling over car after car and giving tickets right there. I had to circle the block several times waiting for my son as parking was scarce.
What I'm actually asking is that area safe overall? I didn't get south of SAnta Monica because we headed up to Franklin, our preferred address to live. thanks for all your replies
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Santa Monica Blvd goes from cruddy to gay to gorgeous, same with Sunset Blvd. It just depends where you are. It covers quite a few miles. Also, cops giving tickets is absolutely no indication of being in a good or bad part of town, it just tells you that you're in a busy one. If you were at Santa Monica and Oxford, that area is pretty cruddy. Franklin is nice, it's at the end of my block  .
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08-13-2007, 08:11 PM
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OK, I did remember correctly. The reason I asked is there have been a couple of apartments in that area south of santa monica and didn't know if it was a recommended neighborhood. I have a young son and 80 year old mother that will be living with me and we can't compromise on safety.
It was surprisingly ugly because just a few blocks north it's so nice. We are trying to get as close to the Celebrity Centre as possible so we can walk, not drive over as parking looks non-existant on that block.
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