Quick Overview
One of Long Beach’s oldest neighborhoods with strong community roots and easy freeway access.
- Vibe: Traditional, family-oriented, emerging
- Residents: Working families, long-time locals
- Housing: Spanish-style homes, duplexes
- Highlights: Veteran’s Park, bike-friendly streets, local food trucks
Overview
Wrigley is a historic neighborhood with a strong sense of identity and community pride. With Spanish-style homes, tree-lined streets, and local murals, it offers charm, affordability, and convenience. Residents value their neighbors, host block parties, and keep traditions alive in this under-the-radar gem.
Who Lives Here
- Working-class families
- Long-time residents and first-time homebuyers
- Community-focused individuals looking for value and space
Housing & Real Estate
- Spanish-style homes, mid-century builds, and duplexes
- Larger lots with room to grow
- Price range: Affordable to moderate; great for entry-level buyers
Eat, Shop, and Explore
- Neighborhood staples like Rivera’s Mexican Grill and Pho America
- Wrigley Heights Dog Park and community gardens
- Close to Long Beach’s bike path network and the LA River Trail
Transportation & Walkability
- Great freeway access (710, 405) and central location
- Walkable for daily errands, especially near Pacific Ave
- Bikeable with emerging infrastructure improvements
Schools & Family Life
- Close to Lafayette Elementary and Cabrillo High School
- Family-oriented blocks with parks and playgrounds nearby
- Community centers offer youth programs and activities
Community & Events
- Neighborhood cleanups and seasonal block parties
- Local arts initiatives and beautification projects
- Strong neighborhood associations like the Wrigley Association
Why You’ll Love It
Wrigley is where history meets heart. It’s full of character, culture, and neighbors who truly care. If you’re looking to plant roots in a welcoming, evolving community, this is a great place to start.