Inglewood offers a wide variety of homes that combine the city’s historic roots with modern growth. Each neighborhood has its own personality, making it easy to find a place that fits your style.

You’ll find tree-lined streets with ranch homes, cozy cottages, and single-story properties that offer big yards and plenty of outdoor space. Closer to downtown, the housing shifts to a more urban feel with apartment buildings, mid-century complexes, and condos that appeal to those seeking a more walkable, low-maintenance lifestyle.

Living in Inglewood means being in the heart of one of Southern California’s most dynamic communities. Residents enjoy a walkable downtown area, newly revitalized public spaces, and a growing list of urban amenities that are woven into established neighborhood blocks.

Inglewood is also home to some of the region’s most impressive entertainment venues. SoFi Stadium, the Kia Forum, and the Intuit Dome bring world-class concerts, major sporting events, and festivals practically to your doorstep. For outdoor recreation, Edward Vincent Jr. Park (also known as Centinela Park) offers 55 acres of green space with picnic areas, sports courts, a pool, and a community playhouse.