Thread: What if Houston or Dallas eventually became the largest cities in the US?
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Old Posted Nov 12, 2019, 4:38 PM
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Originally Posted by LA21st View Post
It's different for people. I consider the westside of LA anything west of La Brea, and many do. Everything looks a bit older, more history east of La Brea. Hollywood, East Hollywood, Hancok Park etc. West of La Brea is the "newer" part of the city.
Some think it's Fairfax or La Cienga. Either way, there's tons of people walking around those shopping districts.
By your logic, Century City isn't west LA? Then what is it? Bel Air and Westwood aren't?

West Hollywood and Beverly Hills are certainly part of the westside of LA, I don't think most people would disagree with that.
Bel-Air isn't in West LA but Brentwood is. The best weather in all of the LA Basin is probably in Brentwood. Westwood is fine if you want to use Westwood Bl as the defining line instead of the 405. I understand why people want to expand the West LA neighborhood boundaries because it's the trendiest neighborhood. At the end of the day, just semantics here.
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