MLS Areas/Unincorporated Los Angeles County/LA County
Metropolitan SouthwestMLS Area C36
Metropolitan Southwest is MLS area C36 in CRMLS, the code agents put on listings in this part of Unincorporated Los Angeles County, Los Angeles County. It is the MLS (CLAW) area, shared into CRMLS. The MLS does not publish its own line for it, so this outline follows the Westmont neighborhood line (LA Times Mapping L.A.), the Vermont Knolls neighborhood line (LA Times Mapping L.A.), the Vermont Vista neighborhood line (LA Times Mapping L.A.), the Harvard Park neighborhood line (LA Times Mapping L.A.), the Manchester Square neighborhood line (LA Times Mapping L.A.), the Gramercy Park neighborhood line (LA Times Mapping L.A.), the Chesterfield Square neighborhood line (LA Times Mapping L.A.), the Vermont-Slauson neighborhood line (LA Times Mapping L.A.) and the Athens neighborhood line (LA Times Mapping L.A.), joined. Inside it live about 170,742 people, 50,615 households, 53,214 homes and units, 40% owner occupied (Census ACS 5 year, 2020 to 2024, block groups summed).
Quick Facts
| MLS | CRMLS (The MLS (CLAW) area, shared into CRMLS) |
|---|---|
| Area code | C36 |
| Location | Unincorporated Los Angeles County, Los Angeles County |
| Population | 170,742 |
| Households | 50,615 |
| Homes and units | 53,214 |
| Owner occupied | 40% |
| Figures | Census ACS 5 year, 2020 to 2024, 123 block groups summed |
| Outline | Follows the Westmont neighborhood line (LA Times Mapping L.A.), the Vermont Knolls neighborhood line (LA Times Mapping L.A.), the Vermont Vista neighborhood line (LA Times Mapping L.A.), the Harvard Park neighborhood line (LA Times Mapping L.A.), the Manchester Square neighborhood line (LA Times Mapping L.A.), the Gramercy Park neighborhood line (LA Times Mapping L.A.), the Chesterfield Square neighborhood line (LA Times Mapping L.A.), the Vermont-Slauson neighborhood line (LA Times Mapping L.A.) and the Athens neighborhood line (LA Times Mapping L.A.), joined |
No MLS publishes this area as a map. It is the same place as a boundary that is published, so that boundary is used here. The MLS's own line, where it has one, may differ by a block or two.
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