Downtown Long Beach

Recently revitalized, downtown Long Beach borders the majestic Pacific Ocean to the south, the grand Los Angeles River to the west, 7th Street to the north and Alamitos Avenue to the east.Without a doubt a vibrant place to live, the downtown area boasts of affordable new and newly renovated condo developments – including sought-after beachfront condos, New York City inspired loft complexes, charming bungalows and elegant apartments. For those people who are looking for character homes, the Historic district boasts of gorgeous Victorian homes and Craftsman-style cottages.

The downtown area is home to quality dining establishments, a farmers market, unique retail shops, music festivals and more. The downtown area is also close to a wide net of popular attractions that include the Aquarium of the Pacific, Long Beach Sports Arena, The Queen Mary and others.

Moreover, the downtown area is a wireless hot zone – and it is home to new entertainment complexes and shopping centers for your convenience. The downtown Long Beach area is home to many larger hotels, the Long Beach Area Convention Center – with the latter boasting of a 224,000 square foot hall with over 80,000 square feet of space for various meetings. Further,since the Long Beach Airport is so close, many people value this convenience.

With respect to green space, the downtown area is home to Lincoln Park – the oldest park in all of Long Beach, California. Rich in history, the park is home to a Japanese garden, an Andrew Carnegie funded library, a dog part, picnic areas and other amenities.