Del Aire, CA

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Population
11,115
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
Elevation
91 ft
Median Home Value
$928,600
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
Median Rent
$2,976/mo
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
Median Income
$141,533
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
General Quality
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Del Aire is a cozy South Bay enclave tucked between Hawthorne, El Segundo, and LAX. While homes here carry a Hawthorne mailing address, Del Aire is an unincorporated pocket of Los Angeles County. Covering roughly one square mile, it has the feel of a quiet, established suburban neighborhood that happens to border some of the region's major transit corridors. The layout is unique, with calm residential blocks sitting right beside major business and aviation centers.

Most of the housing stock consists of mid-century single-family homes, and you will find a strong sense of pride of ownership throughout the area. Home prices often hover near the million-dollar mark, making Del Aire a popular option for buyers looking to get a foothold in the South Bay market. Because the community sits close to the 405, the 105, and LAX flight paths, sound levels can shift significantly from street to street. If you are house hunting here, good dual-pane windows are a must, and visiting at different times of day will give you a realistic feel for traffic patterns and overhead plane noise.

Commuter access is one of the neighborhood's biggest draws. Drivers can hop right onto the freeway, while transit riders are close to the C Line at Aviation/Imperial and the newer connection hubs linking Metro lines to airport shuttles. The location is especially convenient for anyone working in El Segundo's tech and aerospace campuses, local logistics centers, or nearby facilities like the Los Angeles Air Force Base. Residential side streets are easy to stroll, though running daily errands across the wider perimeter boulevards usually calls for a quick drive.

Day to day, the community revolves around Del Aire Park and the highly regarded Wiseburn School District, which attracts many young families. The seven-acre park serves as a lively neighborhood gathering spot with sports courts, open green space, a community gym, and after-school programs. For food and daily essentials, there are handy local spots along Inglewood Avenue, while the beaches and downtown dining in El Segundo and Manhattan Beach are just a short drive away. Del Aire is a great match for residents who value convenience, strong schools, and a neighborly atmosphere close to the coast.

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