The neighborhood of Wilmington, in Los Angeles, spans a nine square mile in the area of south Los Angeles. It is bound by Carson to north, Long Beach to the east, San Pedro to south and west, and Harbor City to the Northeast.

Easy access to highways and major roadways and close proximity to many businesses place Wilmington ideally for those looking for a quick commute. While many of the residents here drive their private cars to and from work, you also have the option of public transportation.

Compared with Los Angeles as a whole, Wilmington offers significantly sparser population. This affords you a much greater opportunity to spread out. It also provides an ample choice of parks to enjoy hiking, biking, sports, playgrounds, picnics, or simply lounging and taking in natural beauty.

Some of parks you have to choose from as a Wilmington resident include:
• Banning Recreation Center
• East Wilmington Greenbelt Community Center
• East Wilmington Greenbelt Pocket Park
• Wilmington Recreation Center

Wilmington's rich history dates back to a 1784 Spanish land grant. It was established as its own city in 1863 then joined the city of Los Angeles in 1909. It played an integral role in the American Civil War as the U.S. Army headquarters location.

Home to the third largest oil field in the United States, Wilmington also has a breathtaking waterfront for it's residents delight.

Comprised primarily of young, single, upwardly mobile individuals, there is also a strong family contingency in Wilmington. Within it's borders Wilmington hosts Los Angeles Harbor College, Banning High School, and ten more primary and secondary schools.

With all of the parks and schools, it is no surprise the community takes pride in it's neighborhoods. A drive around town will reveal tree-lined streets, meticulously maintained homes and lawns, and both families and urban sophisticates strolling the road.

While Wilmington offers its share of shopping and dining opportunities, a vast selection also lies within easy distance. Take a culinary adventure, indulge in down-home cooking, or head into downtown for some fine dining. The array of choices at your fingertips is sure to keep your appetite satiated for years.

Wilmington real estate comes in many shapes, sizes and price ranges. Quaint ranch homes, carefree condominiums, and two-story bungalows are just some of your choices. The moderate price range offers a home of your own with big city living without the big city price tag.