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Featured Apartments in San Pedro, CA
Harbor Terrace
Harbor Terrace is an upscale, graciously appointed community who not only offers comfort but value! Different floor plans available. Within the confines of this small and intimate community you will find a refuge from the every day noise and bustle.
San Pedro CA, 90731
Marine View Apartments
Near Beaches, Schools and Shopping... Located in Quiet Residential Neighborhood... Relax!
San Pedro CA, 90731
Villa Two - San Pedro Marina Apartment
2 bed, 1 bath with large kitchen, dining room and living room. Laundry room with hook-ups for washer and gas dryer. 1 car garage
San Pedro CA, 90731
Carmel Vue
Urban high-rise living with designer finishes and breathtaking views! Lease a Two or Three Bedroom Residency and Receive a $200 VISA Gift Card! Plus, One Free Application Fee! Lease a Two Bedroom Townhome and Receive a $400 VISA Gift Card! Call Today!
San Pedro CA, 90731
San Pedro Bank Lofts
Huge Brand New Luxury Lofts!! 2 Story Lofts & Flats!! Located in the heart of the San Pedro Art's District! ... Everything is top of the line! ...
San Pedro CA, 90731

San Pedro, CA
Overview of San Pedro
Located just south of the bustling Los Angeles metropolis, San Pedro boasts one of the busiest ports on the Pacific Ocean. The San Pedro harbor has contributed to its economic prosperity, and San Pedro apartments for rent are a popular choice among families looking for a quiet, safe community in the Los Angeles area. Majestic cliffs and ocean views characterize San Pedro scenery, and its international significance as an influential harbor town contributes to its cultural diversity and unique attractions.
Living in San Pedro, CA
San Pedro offers numerous sports and recreation activities, and its warm climate throughout the year makes it a perfect place for outdoor fun. The San Pedro beach is perennial favorite, and boasts tide pools full of marine life. The shoreline is also a popular place for bird watching, in addition to sports such as sailing, windsurfing, surfing and swimming.
San Pedro’s historic downtown district offers numerous dining, shopping and nightlife options, and is home to a thriving arts scene. Locally owned businesses and art galleries stay open late during the First Thursday celebrations each month, which feature music, dancing and street performances.
The Warner Grand Theatre is a historic art-deco theater in San Pedro that has been a significant landmark since it opened in 1931. Today, residents enjoy visiting the Warner Grand Theatre to take in foreign films, live performances and American classic films.
San Pedro Work and Study
Due to its convenient location in proximity to Los Angeles, San Pedro is a popular choice for individuals who commute to Los Angeles for employment. The harbor has also significantly influenced San Pedro’s local economy, and has remained a significant source of revenue and employment. In the South Bay area where San Pedro is located, top employers include Los Angeles World Airports, Boeing, The Aerospace Corporation, Raytheon and DirecTV.
The Los Angeles Unified School District serves San Pedro students by offering public education in addition to magnet school programs for students in grades K-12. There are more than 130 magnet programs in the district, with magnet schools located in San Pedro include the South Shores Performing Arts Magnet and the San Pedro Marine/Math Science Technology Magnet. San Pedro adults can receive vocational training at the Harbor Occupational Center, and numerous colleges and universities in the Los Angeles area are a short commute from San Pedro.
Rentals in San Pedro, CA and Cost of Living
San Pedro housing is an affordable option in Southern California real estate market, with homes and condominiums available at prices lower than any other city located next to the Pacific Ocean in the area. San Pedro’s climate and location at the end of the Harbor Freeway make it a popular place for real estate investment and tree-lined streets with plenty of open space characterize residential neighborhoods. According to city-data.com, the median rent for San Pedro rentals was $946 in 2009.
San Pedro Attractions and Special Events
In partnership with local organizations, Shakespeare by the Sea offers free performances in San Pedro during its repertory season. Shakespeare by the Sea has grown into a mid-sized arts organization, and the free summer festival has become a tradition for thousands of South Bay families.
Catalina Island is a popular attraction located just 22 miles from San Pedro, with San Pedro’s Catalina Air-Sea Terminal serving as the closest departure point to the island. Catalina Express boats depart regularly throughout the day, and the island features tours and numerous recreational opportunities.
San Pedro is home to the Los Angeles Maritime Museum, which is dedicated to preserving the rich history of Los Angeles Harbor. Located in the 1941 Municipal Ferry Terminal, the museum offers a number of unique attractions such as the Angels Gate tugboat, a familiar sight in the Los Angeles Harbor. It sets sail on the second Thursday of every month and is maintained by a volunteer group known locally as “The Tug Boyz.”
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