South Park is a district in central Los Angeles, California, United States, lying in the southwestern portion of Downtown Los Angeles. It is the site of the Los Angeles Convention Center, the Staples Center arena and the "L.A. Live" project currently under construction. In 2007, after a 57 year absence, Ralphs Supermarket returned to the neighborhood, opening an upscale Ralphs Fresh Fare store after many years of delay and eager anticipation by the growing Downtown residential community. For most of Los Angeles' history, the area now known as South Park was dominated by industrial concerns, automobile dealerships, and residential hotels (most notably the Morrison Hotel, immortalized on the cover of an album by The Doors).

In October 2007, The Elleven and Luma Residences developed by The South Group, received the coveted Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold designation for their incorporation of sustainable materials; "green streets" to manage stormwater, energy-efficient construction techniques and amenities. Luma and Elleven are the first two condos in California to receive the Gold designation.