Neighborhood Composition and Demographics
Faircrest Heights is a solidly middle class community located in the 90034 and 90035 ZIP codes. Per the U.S. Census of 2000, racial representation was mixed with approximately 52% African-American, 26% non-Latino white, 20% Latino of any race, and 12% other. The 2000 median household income was $50,874. The housing stock was primarily built in the late 1930s and early 1940s, and consists of primarily Spanish Colonial Revival, English Revival, and Minimal Traditional style single family residences, with some small apartment buildings (mostly in the areas north of Pickford Street).
Located in the neighborhood is the LACES Recreation Center at 5931 West 18th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90035, behind the school. Call (323) 933-8343 for details. LACES Aquatic Center (inside the Recreation Center) has swimming lessons for all ages, as well as open swimming times. There is heated, indoor pool, a convenient dressing area, showers and lockers. Call (323) 933-8345 for schedules and fees. Also located in the neighborhood is the Claude Pepper Senior Center. It offers an extensive variety of classes, activities and nutritional programs for persons 50 years of age and above. For information call 310-559-9677.
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