
The Century
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Century City is the Westside's vertical neighborhood — a master-planned district built on the former 20th Century Fox backlot where nearly all of the housing is high-rise condominium living. For buyers who want doorman-and-valet convenience, lock-and-leave security, and walkability to one of LA's premier shopping and dining centers at Westfield Century City, no other Westside address concentrates it the way this one does.
The residential stock runs from established towers and gated communities to landmark modern buildings — our Century City coverage includes names like The Century, Ten Thousand and the Park Elm residences at Century Plaza — and the district's location puts Beverly Hills, Westwood and the 405 minutes away. The trade-off for white-glove living is carrying cost: the flagship full-service towers fund their staffing and amenities through substantial monthly dues, so budget for them alongside the purchase price.
Browse the Century City buildings we profile below. Each profile carries the building's location and details, with live MLS listings filling in current availability — and if you are weighing Century City against the Wilshire Corridor or Beverly Hills, we are happy to walk you through how the three trade on price, dues and lifestyle.
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Within Century City itself, essentially all residential stock is condominium — high-rise towers plus gated low-rise communities. Buyers who want a single-family home look to adjacent Beverly Hills, Westwood or Cheviot Hills; buyers who want full-service vertical living are exactly who Century City was planned for.
Century City is one of LA's largest office districts outside Downtown, which means weekday energy, excellent dining and services, and easy commutes for people who work there. Residential towers sit slightly apart from the office core, and most units are oriented toward views rather than the street.
The flagship buildings are full-service — 24-hour doormen, valet, concierge, pools, fitness centers and on-site management — and that operating cost flows through monthly dues. In top towers dues commonly run into the thousands per month, so compare buildings on total monthly cost, not just asking price.
They are the Westside's two full-service high-rise districts and share a buyer profile. Century City is a planned district with shopping and offices at its center; the corridor is a residential boulevard between Westwood and Beverly Hills. Pricing and dues overlap, so most buyers tour both — we can set that up in a single afternoon.
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