1588 W 36th St

Los Angeles, CA 90018

Apartment building

3 beds

Available units

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Unit , sortable column	Sqft, sortable column	Available, sortable column	Base rent, sorted ascending
Unit 1/2 3 bd, 1.5 ba	1,100	Now	Fees may apply $2,950
-- 3 bd, 2 ba	1,100	Now	Fees may apply $2,950

Neighborhood: South Los Angeles

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/ 100

Very Walkable

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Good Transit

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Very Bikeable

Nearby schools in Los Angeles

Birdielee V. Bright Elementary School

Grades K-5 • 0.4 miles

4/10

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Test Score Rating

5/10

Student Progress Rating

3/10

Manual Arts Senior High School

Grades 9-12 • 1.3 miles

3/10

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3/10

College Readiness Rating

3/10

Foshay Learning Center

Grades K-12 • 0.3 miles

6/10

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Test Score Rating

5/10

College Readiness Rating

9/10

Student Progress Rating

4/10

Historic Area
Jefferson Park and Adams-Normandie are known for historic homes and architecture, including Craftsman-era buildings.
Transit Access
Metro E Line stations near the area and an extensive bus network provide connections across Los Angeles.
Green Spaces
Neighborhood parks and nearby Exposition Park offer lawns, gardens, playgrounds and outdoor recreation.
Dining Scene
Restaurants, cafés, bakeries and takeout spots line the area’s commercial streets.

This area spans central Los Angeles neighborhoods including Jefferson Park, Adams-Normandie, Cienega and parts of South Los Angeles, with a mix of residential streets, historic architecture and busy commercial corridors. The climate is generally mild and sunny, making local parks and outdoor recreation easy to enjoy throughout the year. Exposition Park, just east of the area, offers museums, gardens and open space; neighborhood parks add playgrounds and places to walk. Dining ranges from casual restaurants and bakeries to cafés and takeout along major streets, while nearby shopping corridors provide everyday services and independent shops. The area’s historic buildings and cultural landmarks reflect Los Angeles’s growth across different eras. Metro E Line stations and bus routes connect to downtown, the Westside and other parts of the city, while major roads make driving practical, though traffic can affect travel times.