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Overview for Culver City, CA

40,118 people live in Culver City, where the median age is 43 and the average individual income is $84,626. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.

40,118

Total Population

43 years

Median Age

High

Population Density Population Density This is the number of people per square mile in a neighborhood.

$84,626

Average individual Income

Around Culver City, CA

There's plenty to do around Culver City, including shopping, dining, nightlife, parks, and more. Data provided by Walk Score and Yelp.

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Very Bikeable
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Points of Interest

Explore popular things to do in the area, including Pride And Pancakes, Macrolife Naturals, and Sun & Seeds.

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Dining 0.84 miles 0 reviews 0/5 stars
Dining 1.64 miles 0 reviews 0/5 stars
Shopping 0.18 miles 0 reviews 0/5 stars
Shopping 1.44 miles 0 reviews 0/5 stars
Shopping 1.45 miles 0 reviews 0/5 stars
Shopping 1.57 miles 0 reviews 0/5 stars

Demographics and Employment Data for Culver City, CA

Culver City has 17,778 households, with an average household size of 2. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. Here’s what the people living in Culver City do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. 40,118 people call Culver City home. The population density is 10,328 and the largest age group is Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.

40,118

Total Population

High

Population Density Population Density This is the number of people per square mile in a neighborhood.

43 years

Median Age

47 / 53%

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2

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$84,626

Average individual Income

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Schools in Culver City, CA

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The following schools are within or nearby Culver City. The rating and statistics can serve as a starting point to make baseline comparisons on the right schools for your family. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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A Culver City home search can start beside a studio wall, on a shaded residential street or above the flats in Culver Crest. Those settings belong to the same small Westside city, yet they call for different buying decisions. A downtown address puts the evening walk in the foreground. A hillside house shifts attention to the lot, access and maintenance. A condominium makes the building's finances part of the property itself.

Culver City, California real estate combines established detached homes, hillside properties and attached ownership near employment, parks and transit. Start with the actual municipal boundary, the type of home and your normal week. A Culver City mailing address alone does not establish city jurisdiction or school eligibility. This guide connects those checks with the places that make the city distinctive.

For the three months ending July 2026, Culver City's all-home-type median sale price was $1,329,334, according to Redfin's Culver City housing report, based on MLS and public records. A citywide figure introduces the market; a valuation still needs comparable homes with similar location, condition and ownership obligations.

Tree-lined sidewalk and landscaped building frontage in Culver City, photographed in 2019

An established Culver City streetscape, February 2019. Guide photographs show local places and are not offers of properties for sale.

01 / The directory

Culver City Neighborhoods and Housing Choices

Choose the part of Culver City that supports the way you will use the home. The city's neighborhood reference recognizes places including Carlson Park, Blair Hills, Culver Crest, Sunkist Park, Fox Hills, Clarkdale and the East End. These names organize a search. They do not replace a parcel map, a condominium declaration or an address-specific school check.

Downtown and the station connections

Downtown is the natural starting point for buyers who want restaurants, public spaces and cultural destinations close together. The Culver Hotel supplies a recognizable anchor, while the rail station creates a separate point to measure from. Being near downtown and being near the train are two useful advantages, but the walk from a particular front door can differ substantially. Trace both routes before treating them as interchangeable.

For a home near a busy commercial street, visit at different hours. Look at loading areas, garage access, evening activity and where guests can park. Inside an attached building, compare the street-facing and courtyard-facing rooms, light exposure, elevator route and storage. A convenient location is most useful when the unit's everyday layout works just as well as the map.

Carlson Park and established residential streets

Carlson Park gives a home search a specific neighborhood landmark. The City of Culver City identifies Carlson Park as a 2.66-acre passive park at Braddock Drive and Motor Avenue, with shaded picnic tables, barbecues and restrooms. It is a useful reference for comparing the surrounding streets with a more commercially active downtown location.

When touring an established detached home, separate original character from the condition of the systems behind it. Ask which additions were permitted, how interior changes were documented and what work remains. Compare usable yard space, privacy between neighboring windows and the driveway's actual capacity. Two houses with similar bedroom counts can offer very different daily lives once an office, storage and outdoor space enter the discussion.

Culver Crest and Blair Hills

Culver Crest and Blair Hills introduce terrain into the comparison. The city's residential-design review record specifically distinguishes their topography from the city's flatter neighborhoods. A hillside setting can offer a different outlook and sense of separation, but assess the usable land and access as carefully as the view.

Walk the driveway, exterior stairs and route from parking to the kitchen. Ask qualified inspectors about drainage, retaining structures and the history of work on the site. Obtain an insurance quote early. Culver City's June 23, 2025 council summary describes expanded fire-hazard designations affecting portions of Blair Hills and Lower Culver Crest. That record calls for a current address check; it does not establish the designation or insurance terms for every home in either neighborhood.

Fox Hills and attached ownership

Fox Hills belongs in the comparison when attached ownership, building amenities and access toward the southern Westside matter. Start with the exact complex and unit rather than assuming every building shares the same fees or facilities. Compare parking arrangements, stairs and elevators, laundry, outdoor space, guest access and the route to nearby errands. These practical distinctions can outweigh a small difference in advertised floor area.

Read the association budget, reserves, insurance information, meeting minutes and assessment history before evaluating a condominium only by its purchase price. Ask what the regular payment covers and what remains the owner's responsibility. The city identifies Fox Hills Park as a 10-acre neighborhood park at Green Valley Circle and Buckingham Parkway. Measure the real walking route from the building to that amenity, including crossings and entrances.

Sunkist Park, the central neighborhoods and the west end

Sunkist Park, the Veterans Park and Lindberg Park areas, Clarkdale and the west end offer additional ways to organize a residential search. Use the names to build a shortlist, then compare actual streets. A home near the destination you visit each day may suit you better than one with a more familiar neighborhood label. Look at the relationship between living spaces, yard, parking and your usual school or work route.

For buyers considering the western side of the city, keep jurisdiction especially clear when comparing listings across nearby Los Angeles neighborhoods. Request the parcel's city identification and verify the school district separately. Online search areas and postal labels often serve different purposes. Use the Los Angeles neighborhood guide to broaden the comparison while keeping each property's address-level facts attached to that property.

The East End, Helms and Hayden Tract

The East End and the Helms area offer a more visibly commercial and creative setting. Hayden Tract deserves particular care when a listing description discusses future neighborhood change. Culver City's Hayden Tract planning page describes an effort to integrate housing, commercial uses and mixed use in a formerly industrial area between two E Line stations. A planning vision is different from completed housing or a specific property's entitlement.

Before paying a premium for an anticipated change, identify the actual project, its approval status and its relationship to the home. Existing loading activity, construction access and the outlook from the unit deserve attention now. A prospective improvement can be part of the discussion, but your purchase needs to work with the property and surroundings you can verify today.

Which Culver City neighborhood fits your home budget and daily routine? Share the home type, important destinations and features you will use most, and we can make the comparison specific.

Lawn, mature trees, tiled monument and picnic shelter at Carlson Park in Culver City

Carlson Park in Culver City, June 2022. The municipal park is a place to compare walking routes and outdoor routines around an actual address.

02 / Prices

Culver City Home Prices and Ownership Costs

Compare Culver City prices within the same kind of housing before drawing a conclusion from the city median. A condominium, a detached home with an older floor plan and a hillside property carry different maintenance obligations and attract different comparisons. The most useful pricing conversation begins with a manageable group of genuinely similar homes.

Redfin's report, checked September 8, 2026, gives a $1,329,334 all-home-type median for the three months ending July 2026, up 10.8% from the corresponding year-earlier period. Keep that reporting window attached to the figure. The provider combines MLS and public-record data; this is not a quote for an individual property or evidence that each neighborhood rose by the same amount.

Housing comparison

What to compare

Association review

Other ownership checks

Decision point

Established detached home

Condition, layout, usable yard and documented additions

Confirm any recorded obligations

Roof, plumbing, electrical, insurance and maintenance

Will the existing space work before a major renovation?

Culver Crest or Blair Hills property

Terrain, access, outlook and usable outdoor space

Check the property's documents

Drainage, retaining structures and address-specific insurance

Does the site support the way you plan to live?

Fox Hills condominium

Unit position, floor plan, parking and building condition

Budget, reserves, insurance, minutes and assessments

Owner policy, interior upkeep and lender requirements

Does the total payment fit after association costs?

Downtown or transit-oriented attached home

Actual station walk, light, storage and street exposure

Building rules, services and maintenance responsibilities

Guest access, utilities and noise at different hours

How much of your normal week improves at this address?

Home marketed with expansion potential

Existing legal use, permitted area and the proposed work

Any private approval or use restrictions

Planning review, contractor estimates and carrying costs

Can the purchase work if the project changes?

This table compares purchase questions, not neighborhood price bands. Association charges, special assessments and property-tax items must be checked for the specific property. Ask for the current tax bill and an estimate based on your proposed purchase; the present owner's bill alone may not reflect your future obligations. A monthly budget should account for financing, insurance, association costs where applicable, utilities and a realistic maintenance reserve.

Culver City also has its own transaction cost to examine when selling. Its Real Property Transfer Tax guidance describes a city tax in addition to the county documentary transfer tax. For covered transfers on or after April 1, 2021, the city publishes marginal brackets of 0.45%, 1.5%, 3% and 4%, with thresholds at $1.5 million, $3 million and $10 million. Have escrow confirm the current calculation, any exemption and the agreed allocation of costs for your transaction.

If the property is rented, bring the lease, rent history and notices into the review early. Culver City's rent-control and tenant-protection information distinguishes different forms of coverage. A sale, a planned move-in and a proposed renovation can raise different questions. Confirm the applicable requirements with the city and qualified counsel before making possession or future rent a condition of your financial plan.

Ask for comparable Culver City sales for a home you are considering. We can organize recent evidence by home type, location, condition and ownership costs so the differences remain visible.

03 / Schools

Culver City Schools and Address Verification

Verify the school district and assigned school from the actual address before relying on a listing's school description. Culver City Unified School District explicitly directs households to its official address listing to establish attendance areas. Its school locator says the unofficial boundary map is a general reference and the address list is the controlling lookup. A nearby school shown in the data above is not an enrollment offer.

The district's locator identifies La Ballona, Linwood E. Howe, Farragut and El Rincon in its elementary address-list key. It also identifies Culver City Middle School, Culver City High School and Culver Park High School, the continuation school. Use that resource to ask the district about the address, grade and intended enrollment year. If the address falls outside CCUSD, establish the actual district before discussing any transfer option.

Language programs need a separate question. CCUSD's dual-language application guidance lists Japanese and Spanish at El Marino and Spanish at La Ballona, with different instructions for resident and nonresident applicants. A house near a language school does not by itself secure a program place. Check the applicable application process and availability directly with the district.

For a planned move during the school year, work backward from the actual enrollment requirements. The district's 2026-2027 enrollment instructions describe an online process, required documents and an in-person appointment. A closing date and a hoped-for first day of school should be coordinated with those steps, rather than treated as the same event.

After eligibility is clear, evaluate the daily route. Consider how a student gets to school, what pickup looks like, and whether after-school activities fit the household's schedule. Review programs, support services and current information with the school itself. Those questions are more useful than assigning every household the same ranking or assuming an online rating describes the experience a particular student will have.

Trail, restored hillside vegetation and distant city view at Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook

A trail at Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook, April 2024. Park access is one part of a home search alongside the school and work routes an address supports.

04 / Commute

Getting Around Culver City

Build a commute comparison around your actual destination and travel hours. Culver City can offer rail, bus, bicycle and driving choices, but the useful option depends on where the home sits and where the trip ends. A short distance across the Westside can still involve several crossings, a transfer or a difficult parking arrangement.

The Metro E Line connects Culver City with a wider east-west rail corridor. Metro's current schedules and maps identify the line between East Los Angeles and Santa Monica. Check the relevant station, service notices and onward walk for your trip. Do a practice journey at the time you expect to travel, including the trip back. Station proximity is most valuable when the complete route works.

For bicycle access, the city's biking guide, checked September 8, 2026, describes the Ballona Creek Bike Path as seven miles from Syd Kronenthal Park to the Pacific Ocean. It also describes the Culver Boulevard and Expo paths. These are useful parts of a route; inspect the connections between the front door, the path entrances and the destination, and check for closures before setting out.

When driving, compare the specific approach to your workplace, including garage entrances and parking. Washington, Culver, Jefferson, Overland and Sepulveda are practical reference streets for planning a route across different parts of the city. For an LAX trip, check the terminal and current airport access instructions as well as road conditions. No fixed citywide drive-time promise can account for all of those variables.

If employment or frequent travel pulls your search south, compare actual homes in El Segundo, Manhattan Beach and Torrance. These are separate cities with different housing choices and daily routes. The comparison works best when the same budget, work destination and ownership requirements stay constant across the shortlist.

05 / Daily life

Parks, Downtown and the Everyday Westside

Culver City's appeal becomes easier to judge when you plan an ordinary week, not just a Saturday visit. Choose the groceries, outdoor activity, meals and errands you would repeat, then test them from the address under consideration. A destination can be close on a map and still feel inconvenient when its entrance or parking sits on the other side.

Downtown's history is unusually visible. The Culver City Historical Society timeline records the city's incorporation on September 20, 1917. The Culver Hotel's own history dates the hotel to 1924. These landmarks give a downtown walk a specific setting, but a buyer should still compare the present-day street, building and routine independently of the address's historic appeal.

The Helms Design District provides another destination for design, events and dining information. Use the current directory when planning a visit because individual tenants and opening hours change. The archival Helms photograph below records the building and street scene at the time it was taken; it is not a current tenant list.

For outdoor time, choose the setting that fits the activity. Carlson Park provides a quieter park reference, while the city's Fox Hills Park listing identifies facilities including courts, a playground and a walking or jogging path. California State Parks' Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook page supplies current visitor information for the trails and view. Check official notices when planning a visit, especially for temporary facility changes.

Sony Pictures Studios adds another distinct local anchor. The studio's official directions place the lot at 10202 West Washington Boulevard. Living near a studio can make particular work trips convenient, but employment proximity does not guarantee a quiet street or a permanently short commute. Tour the location at the hours that matter to your own household.

Historic Helms Bakery building and pedestrian street in an archival Culver City photograph

The historic Helms Bakery building in an archival photograph. Consult the current Helms Design District directory for today's businesses and events.

06 / Selling

Selling a Home in Culver City

A Culver City listing should explain the property buyers are actually comparing. For a detached home, that can mean the floor plan, usable yard and documented improvements. For a condominium, it includes the unit's position and the association's financial picture. For a hillside property, access, terrain and the condition of exterior structures belong beside the view. Prepare that evidence before settling on an asking price.

Start with a focused preparation plan. Identify repairs that address a known condition, presentation work that makes the space easier to understand and larger projects whose costs may not fit the intended sale. Keep estimates and existing records together so buyers can distinguish completed work from a proposal. Photograph the home's actual strengths, show the relationship between rooms and outdoor areas, and make practical information such as parking and storage easy to find.

Timing should follow the competing inventory and your own move. Review comparable closed sales, current alternatives and the differences between them, then agree on a plan for evaluating buyer response. A broad market change does not price a particular home, and a desired closing date does not eliminate the time required for disclosures, inspections, financing and the agreed transfer of possession. Discuss any tenancy or association-document requirements early enough to obtain informed advice.

Justin Tye Real Estate Group can help organize the pricing, preparation and marketing conversation around your Culver City property. Begin with the address, the home's current condition and your preferred timing. Our home-valuation page offers another starting point for the discussion, and you can book a call to review the decisions that will shape the sale.

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07 / Why Justin

Work With Justin Tye in Culver City

A useful real estate advisor makes the tradeoffs easier to see. In Culver City, that means keeping city boundaries, school eligibility, home condition, association obligations and the actual commute in the same conversation. We can help you organize a shortlist, identify the records to request and bring the relevant specialists into the review before the decision becomes rushed.

For a purchase, tell us what must work on day one and what you are prepared to change over time. We can compare current options against those requirements and explain where the evidence supports a price discussion. For a sale, we can help define the likely alternatives a buyer will consider and present the home's strengths clearly. Neither process needs an inflated neighborhood claim to make the next step useful.

Learn about Justin Tye and the team, then bring a specific property or a clear outline of your plans. The conversation can start with a condo-versus-house decision, a relocation schedule or a seller's preparation questions. We will help separate confirmed information from the items that require an address check, inspection, estimate or professional review.

Call (949) 381-8581, send a note about your Culver City plans, or search homes in Culver City. Share your preferred home type, budget, timing and the destinations that shape your week.

08 / Questions

Frequently Asked Questions About Culver City Real Estate

Is Culver City its own city or part of the City of Los Angeles?

Culver City is a separate incorporated city within Los Angeles County. The Historical Society timeline records incorporation on September 20, 1917. Check the parcel's actual jurisdiction when comparing nearby properties because the mailing address, municipal boundary and online search label serve different purposes.

What is the median home price in Culver City?

Redfin reports a $1,329,334 all-home-type median for the three months ending July 2026, checked September 8, 2026. Use comparable properties to price a specific home. The citywide figure combines different kinds of housing and is not a quote for a particular neighborhood or address.

Does a Culver City address guarantee Culver City Unified schools?

Verify eligibility directly with CCUSD. Its school locator directs families to the official address list, rather than the unofficial map, to establish attendance areas. Confirm the grade, enrollment year and any separate program application. Nearby-school widgets and listing labels do not establish admission.

How should I compare Fox Hills condos with detached homes?

Compare the total ownership cost, the space you will use and the responsibilities you will take on. For a condo, review the association's finances, insurance, rules and assessments alongside the unit. For a detached home, budget for the systems and exterior work you would maintain yourself. Use actual documents rather than a citywide assumption about fees.

What should I check before buying in Culver Crest or Blair Hills?

Review terrain, driveway access, usable yard, drainage, retaining structures and insurance for the particular property. The city's 2025 fire-hazard discussion identifies changes affecting portions of those areas. Ask for the current parcel designation and qualified inspections; a view or a neighborhood name does not establish a home's condition or coverage.

Can I use rail or a bike path for a Culver City commute?

Potentially, if the complete route fits your destination and schedule. Compare the front-door connection to the E Line against Metro's current service, and use the city's bike-path information to plan the cycling option. Test the trip, transfers and return journey before relying on a map's distance alone.

Does Culver City charge its own property transfer tax?

Yes. The city's transfer-tax guidance describes a city charge in addition to the county documentary transfer tax and publishes marginal brackets. Ask escrow to calculate the amount for the actual transaction and confirm exemptions and cost allocation. This charge is separate from ongoing property taxes.

How do I get a useful value estimate for my Culver City home?

Start with the address, home type, condition and timing, then compare recent relevant sales and the properties buyers can choose today. Include association costs or site conditions where they affect the comparison. A clear estimate should explain the evidence and the differences among comparable homes, so you can evaluate the proposed pricing and preparation plan.

Channelized Ballona Creek and its concrete banks in Culver City in a 2019 archival photograph

Ballona Creek in Culver City, February 2019. Check official path access and closure information before planning a ride.

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Explore the broader Los Angeles County market, compare completed Southern California neighborhood guides, or read the real estate blog as you refine the decision. Bring the actual home, route and ownership questions to the next conversation so the search stays connected to your plans.

Culver City guide prepared for Justin Tye Real Estate Group. Sources substantively checked September 8, 2026; market reporting periods and historic photography dates are stated separately. Native data providers retain their own labels; figures without an identified vintage are not represented as current-year Census findings. Justin Tye, CA DRE# 01728694. Active Realty, Inc., CA DRE# 02022092.

Photo credits: Trail and native hillside vegetation at Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook in Culver City: Jengod; CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized and JPEG compressed with original aspect ratio retained. Tree-lined sidewalk and landscaped building frontage in Culver City: Adam Jones from Kelowna, BC, Canada; CC BY-SA 2.0. Resized and JPEG compressed with original aspect ratio retained. Lawn, trees, tiled monument and picnic shelter at Carlson Park in Culver City: Jengod; CC BY-SA 4.0. Cropped to 16:10 around the park lawn, monument and picnic shelter; resized and JPEG compressed. Channelized Ballona Creek and its concrete banks in Culver City: Adam Jones from Kelowna, BC, Canada; CC BY-SA 2.0. Resized and JPEG compressed with original aspect ratio retained. Historic Helms Bakery building and pedestrian street in Culver City: La Citta Vita; CC BY-SA 2.0. Resized and JPEG compressed with original aspect ratio retained. Rail vehicle and platform at Culver City station in an archival photograph: METRO96; CC BY-SA 3.0. Resized and JPEG compressed with original aspect ratio retained. Contemporary office building along a Culver City street, March 2023: Jengod; CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized and JPEG compressed with original aspect ratio retained.

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