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Is risk to your personal safety worth a picture? Sure the odds are you won't be violently assaulted, but the odds are much, much higher that you will be vs a safe area like Beverly Hills. People ask all the time here about safe areas to stay and visit, Compton is NOT one of them. My experience with Compton is firsthand and recent, not some perception of what Compton was 20 years ago. I'd never recommend a tourist to go into the area, especially not two very young women. I know the signs to look for if trouble is brewing. Find Larry Comptons phone number, address, and email on Spokeo, the leading people search directory for contact information and public records. I know the areas to avoid and I know which streets to use and I know where the streets go. I also visit the nearby soccer stadium on a very regular basis.īut is still a very dangerous area. I occasionally drive to the area as I have a client there and sometimes ride the Blue Line through it. Yes I feel safe in downtown Compton in the day time.

Compton is still one of the most violent cities in the state. Our perception of parts of this city from our white enclaves, of which I very much know I'm a part of, is warped. Have you seen the HBO show Insecure? Issa Rey is showing her community in an entirely different light it's not all gang bangers, she grew up in a middle class neighborhood. You'll see, South LA will be attractive very soon. I'm very excited about our young people - they want to live along Metro lines, don't want to own cars - that's a big part of what makes a city exciting, pedestrian presence. Heck, downtown and East LA have filled in with young families, it's happening in South LA due to Metro. There's no more space, so developers have turned their attention to South LA.

Inglewood has the new football stadium coming, crime is way down, although gang on gang trouble is seeing an uptick, so I'd not advise wandering around aimlessly, but know that, barring some national catastrophe (which feels likely given our regime change), growth, building and change is going to dominate the area. Nearby is Leimert Park and Watts Towers, perhaps have lunch at Roy Choi's restaurant there: If you are driving a route through Compton, that's fine, but I'd not go randomly driving around there, nor would I stand in front of a sign for a selfie (that feels very entitled/disrespectful for white people to do in a minority community, so just don't!). There is a tour of Compton that's getting good reviews.