According to sources, close to Melrose Place, is where "Greek George" Caralambo was most probably the first non-native person to live there in his adobe hut. He appeared to have moved into his home by 1864, and it was probably the first structure ever constructed there.

Over a hundred years later, in the 1980s, Melrose truly started to flourish. Big hair and stylish punk rock attire were in vogue at the time. Melrose Avenue was starting to be dotted with eccentric, independent stores. Graffiti and vibrant storefronts appeared overnight alongside modern, fashionable clothes boutiques.

Olivia Newton-John and Betsy Johnson are among the first well-known figures to launch stores. The color and spirit spread from there, making Melrose the hippest area to shop. The color and spirit spread from there, making Melrose the hippest area to shop.

Shop for the trendiest designer clothing or simply stroll through the Melrose District and observe people. Browse upscale boutiques or go over the offerings at various vintage marketplaces. This is a favored location for WeHo locals due to the array of retailers, restaurants, and venues.

The Pacific Design Center, created by renowned architect Cesar Pelli, is located in Melrose West Hollywood, a place known for its arts and culture.