Los Angeles Culver City | Habitat Campus

Neighborhood
Made to Inspire

Habitat anchors a wave of content and tech creative offices joined by a burgeoning independent restaurant scene, thriving industry social scene, and Culver City’s art studio and gallery cluster—all linked together with a walkable street grid, off-street paths, and LA’s light rail.

At the Region’s Geographic Center

Easily reached by car, bike, foot, or train, Habitat provides the most coveted of urban amenities: ultimate accessibility.

From Habitat, walk around Culver City's retail offerings of shopping, dining, and greenspace

A Friendly, Walkable Neighborhood

Habitat’s walkability extends to surrounding Culver City, offering quick jaunts for provisions from Whole Foods, lunch at one of Cumulus’s new cafes, and drinks and shopping after work at the Arts District.

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WHOLE FOODS

Grab a quick lunch across the street at Whole Foods, adjacent to Cumulus’s evolving mix of curated shops, new residences, and even a Michelin-starred restaurant.
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HAYDEN TRACT

Easily access Hayden Tract’s cutting-edge media studio cluster, dotted with culinary destinations like the Scandinavian coffeeshop Destroyer and the food-forward experience at Vespertine.
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CULVER CITY ARTS DISTRICT

Explore Culver City Arts District's shops, galleries, and restaurants, from blue-chip artwork at Blum & Poe to LA street tacos from Bee Taqueria.

Linked by Light Rail

Adjacent to the Expo light rail line’s La Cienega/Jefferson station, Habitat’s workforce has access to convenient car-free transit from Culver City to Downtown LA, Santa Monica, and soon, to LAX.

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IVY STATION

From Culver City Station, soak in a spa treatment at Milk + Honey, punch up your workout at Mayweather Boxing, devour a pizza at Etta, or book a stay at Shay Hotel.
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PLATFORM

Explore this well-designed indoor-outdoor mall’s offerings including salad at Sweetgreen, beauty products at Aesop, plant-based pasta at Margot, Mexican at Loqui, and coffee at Bluebottle.
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DOWNTOWN SANTA MONICA

After a short ride on the Expo Line, access Downtown Santa Monica’s dense seaside cluster of shops, restaurants, and hotels—along with its large tech, content, and entertainment workforce.

A Naturally Bikeable Landscape

With the Expo Line Bikeway running along the campus, a large network of off-street paths connects Ballona Creek to Baldwin Hills and ends at the Pacific Ocean.

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DOWNTOWN CULVER CITY

Grab a bite from Citizen Public Market, Culver City Farmer’s Market, or Erewhon, and lounge among tech and media creatives at The Culver Steps.
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BALDWIN HILLS

Explore the paths that make their way through the Baldwin Hills, including the Park to Playa, which winds its way along Baldwin Hills Overlook, Culver City Stairs, and Kenneth Hahn State Park.
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MARINA DEL REY BEACH

Follow the Ballona Creek Bike Path to its end and you’ll pop out at the Pacific Ocean—imagine riding a bike from the office for an end-of-day game of beach volleyball with coworkers.