The Wilmore Building was constructed in 1925, making it a cornerstone of Long Beach’s rich architectural history. Designed in the Beaux-Arts style, it showcases elegance and grandeur synonymous with early 20th-century architecture. This is a top-floor unit with slate tile flooring. Fabulous city views out of all the windows. The kitchen has been updated but still maintains its vintage charm. There is an office area, a dining bar, and a private bedroom with a vanity. The bathroom has two entrances, making it easy for guests. Hoa includes exceptional amenities, including a solarium with stunning views—ideal for social gatherings and tranquil moments—and a rooftop terrace boasting 360-degree panoramic views. The HOA fees encompass all major utilities, including water, electricity, gas, and trash, in addition to the security of a gated entrance and the convenience of an onsite manager. Situated right in the heart of Downtown Long Beach, it offers residents the urban lifestyle of their dreams. Imagine stepping outside your door to a lively neighborhood filled with cultural attractions, eclectic dining options, and a vibrant arts scene. You are close to popular venues such as the Long Beach Museum of Art and the East Village Arts District. The Pike Outlets and the Aquarium of the Pacific are also nearby, offering entertainment, shopping, and educational experiences on your doorstep

Total population of , which has changed by % since 1990.
The median age of the population is , while the median age of dwellings is .
Out of households, are families.