Bunker Hill

Browse Bunker Hill condos for sale in Downtown LA. Compare Bunker Hill Tower, Promenade West and The Promenade near Disney Hall and Metro.

Bunker Hill

Browse condos for sale in Bunker Hill, DTLA. Explore full-service high-rises, resort-style grounds, and active MLS listings near Walt Disney Concert Hall.

Bunker Hill Condos for Sale

Bunker Hill is the cultural and corporate heart of Downtown Los Angeles, built on a hill above the Historic Core. Redevelopment began in the late 1960s, and its residential buildings date from 1968 to the early 1980s. For buyers evaluating Bunker Hill condos for sale, the neighborhood offers full-service buildings on large private grounds, near Walt Disney Concert Hall, The Broad, and MOCA.

The Bunker Hill Real Estate Market: Resort-Scale Grounds & Full-Service Living

Bunker Hill’s condos are a different product from DTLA’s loft conversions and glass towers.

Resort-Scale Grounds

Bunker Hill Tower sits on about 2.4 acres, with an Olympic-sized pool, spa, two tennis courts, pickleball, two fitness centers, and landscaped grounds. That kind of private land is rare in Downtown LA.

Full-Service Living

Buildings here typically offer 24-hour security, a concierge or front desk, and gated, assigned parking, making them popular with buyers who want a turnkey downtown home.

Navigating HOA Dues & Renovation Quality

Value here depends on the building and on each unit’s condition.

HOA Dues & What They Cover

Dues reflect the amenities and vary widely by building. At Bunker Hill Tower, current listings say dues include utilities. We review budgets, reserves, and what’s covered before you make an offer.

Renovation Quality

Because the buildings date to 1968–1982, units range from original condition to fully remodeled, and pricing follows. Most Bunker Hill buildings were completed after the era of historic designations, so Mills Act savings generally don’t apply.

Iconic Bunker Hill Condo Communities

We specialize in the district’s foundational condo buildings:

Bunker Hill Tower (800 W 1st St): A 32-story tower completed in 1968, with about 255 units, a 24-hour concierge, an Olympic-sized pool, tennis and pickleball courts, and two fitness centers.

Promenade West (880 W 1st St): A 135-unit condo community from 1981–82, with a pool, spa, fitness center, and garage parking. It’s about 0.3 mile from the Grand Av Arts/Bunker Hill Metro station.

The Promenade (121 S Hope St): A roughly 140-unit community completed around 1980 and the sister building to Promenade West, directly across from Walt Disney Concert Hall.

The Neighborhood Vibe: Culture on the Hill

Bunker Hill is home to Walt Disney Concert Hall, The Broad, MOCA, and the Music Center, all within walking distance of the condo communities. Grand Central Market and the Historic Core are just down the hill, and the Grand Av Arts/Bunker Hill Metro station connects residents to the A and E lines.

Buying a Condo in Bunker Hill: FAQ

Are there lofts in Bunker Hill? No. Bunker Hill’s housing was built between the late 1960s and early 1980s, so these are conventional condos rather than industrial lofts.

Do Bunker Hill condos qualify for the Mills Act? Generally no. The residential towers date from 1968 to the early 1980s and don’t carry the historic designations needed for Mills Act savings.

What is the price range? Entry-level units generally list from the $400,000s to $600,000s. Larger or fully remodeled units run from about $700,000 to over $1 million, with high-floor Bunker Hill Tower residences at the top of that range.

Find Your Bunker Hill Condo

Contact David Hernandez, your DTLA real estate specialist, at (213) 808-4324 or email david@laurbanliving.com to schedule a private tour.