Pacific Palisades is one of Los Angeles’ most coveted coastal neighborhoods, defined by its scenic beauty, Mediterranean climate, and lifestyle that combines elegance with ease. Perfectly situated between the Santa Monica Mountains and the Pacific Ocean, the Palisades offers a balance of tranquility and sophistication that few communities can match. Residents enjoy a small-town atmosphere with easy access to both nature and city life; hiking trails, beaches, boutiques, and fine dining are all within minutes of home.
Explore the latest Pacific Palisades real estate listings to see what makes this community one of Los Angeles’ most desirable places to live.
On January 7, 2025, the community faced devastating wildfires that damaged much of the Alphabet Streets and surrounding areas. Yet in the true spirit of the Palisades, rebuilding began almost immediately. Today, new homes, parks, and gathering spaces are being thoughtfully reimagined with modern design, sustainable construction, and advanced amenities, while preserving the coastal village charm that has long defined the neighborhood.
Learn more about the local market recovery in the Pacific Palisades Real Estate Update: Lot Sales Surpass Active Inventory — an inside look at how the area continues to thrive through growth and reinvestment.
Life in Pacific Palisades is serene, scenic, and deeply connected. Residents enjoy a refined coastal lifestyle surrounded by natural beauty, whether it’s morning hikes along tree-lined trails, family outings by the ocean, or evening picnics overlooking sweeping coastal views. The neighborhood’s walkable village center serves as a social hub, where neighbors gather for coffee, shopping, and local events.
Community engagement is a hallmark of the Palisades. Events like Seniors Serving Seniors, co-hosted by Margaux Glaser and the Pacific Palisades Woman’s Club Celebration showcase the neighborhood’s compassion and togetherness.
At the heart of the neighborhood is Palisades Village, a carefully curated destination for dining, shopping, and entertainment. The open-air design and tree-lined walkways create a warm, inviting atmosphere that feels like a European town center, where residents can enjoy everything from a casual breakfast to an elegant evening out.
Beyond the Village, luxury boutiques, fitness studios, and gourmet restaurants line Sunset Boulevard and Swarthmore Avenue. The area’s laid-back yet upscale vibe makes every outing feel both elegant and effortless. To explore nearby homes close to Palisades Village, take a look at 830 Haverford Ave Unit 10 or 565 Toyopa Dr — both stunning examples of timeless Palisades architecture.
Pacific Palisades’ architecture is a mix of coastal contemporary, traditional estates, and modernist homes — each one designed to take advantage of breathtaking ocean and canyon views. The area’s real estate remains among the most desirable in Southern California, drawing buyers seeking privacy, prestige, and proximity to nature.
Notable listings like 676 Via Santa Ynez and 1112 Chautauqua Blvd represent the best of Palisades living — blending elegance, space, and sophistication.
For market insight, check out Margaux Glaser’s Q2 Real Estate Market Update to stay informed on local trends shaping today’s luxury market.
In the wake of the 2025 wildfires, Pacific Palisades stands at the beginning of an inspiring new chapter. Rebuilding has become an opportunity for innovation and forward-thinking design. Each project, from ocean-view estates to family homes, reflects the community’s resilience and creativity.
Buyers seeking exceptional new homes should explore properties like 376 Aderno Way and 469 Arbramar Ave — both illustrating the best of modern Palisades living.
For those considering a move, discover how Margaux Glaser Real Estate supports Pacific Palisades homeowners through expert guidance, local insight, and a commitment to community.
There's plenty to do around Pacific Palisades, including shopping, dining, nightlife, parks, and more. Data provided by Walk Score and Yelp.
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Pacific Palisades has 9,311 households, with an average household size of 3. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. Here’s what the people living in Pacific Palisades do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. 23,717 people call Pacific Palisades home. The population density is 4,321.792 and the largest age group is Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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