Real Estate Statistics
| Average Price | $1.2M |
|---|---|
| Lowest Price | $1.8K |
| Highest Price | $17.5M |
| Total Listings | 289 |
| Avg. Days On Market | 91 |
| Avg. Price/SQFT | $493 |
Property Types (active listings)
Burbank
Burbank Real Estate
Burbank offers a balanced mix of classic single‑family homes, hillside retreats, and low‑maintenance condos and townhomes tailored to an on‑the‑go lifestyle. Buyers find everything from charming cottages and Spanish Revival bungalows to mid‑century ranch houses and newly built residences with open floor plans. Closer to the civic core, contemporary communities add secure parking, shared courtyards, and elevator access, while the southern edge near the studios attracts those who want to live minutes from work.
The city’s layout stretches across the east San Fernando Valley floor into the Verdugo foothills, creating distinct real estate pockets. Magnolia Park is beloved for vintage storefronts and storybook streets lined with well‑kept ranch homes and bungalows. The Rancho Equestrian District features horse‑zoned properties, barn space, and bridle‑trail access. In the hills, areas such as Starlight Hills and Benmar Hills offer view homes on quiet, winding roads. Around the Media District West and Downtown Burbank, condos, townhomes, and live‑work options sit near dining, studios, and transit.
Inside, many homes showcase original hardwood floors, coved ceilings, archways, and built‑ins that pair beautifully with updated kitchens, quartz counters, and designer tile. Mid‑century properties may include clerestory windows, brick fireplaces, and breezy indoor‑outdoor flow. Detached garages are common and often reimagined as creative spaces or guest suites. Outside, expect front porches, shaded yards with citrus trees, drought‑smart landscaping, and privacy hedges that frame mountain views.
Neighborhood streets feel tidy and inviting, with mature jacarandas and palms, wide sidewalks, and pride of ownership on full display. The foothills provide a dramatic backdrop, while pocket parks, community gardens, and beautifully maintained parkways add a small‑town calm. Architectural variety keeps blocks visually interesting, and thoughtful updates blend seamlessly with period character, preserving the city’s timeless curb appeal.
Amenities & Attractions
Life in Burbank puts film‑and‑television history at your doorstep. The Warner Bros. Studio Tour draws visitors behind the scenes, while the Walt Disney Studios campus anchors the city’s storied Media District. Downtown Burbank hums with indie shops, buzzing eateries, and a lively promenade, and a sprawling home showroom destination adds one‑stop convenience for design lovers.
Outdoor time comes easy with DeBell Golf Club in the foothills, Stough Canyon Nature Center’s interpretive exhibits and trailheads, and sweeping valley views from Wildwood Canyon Park. Families love the lawns and footbridges at Johnny Carson Park, and cyclists enjoy a dedicated bikeway corridor that links neighborhoods with neighboring arts districts. A weekly certified farmers market brings local produce, bread, and flowers to a central plaza.
Annual favorites highlight the city’s creative spirit, including the Burbank International Film Festival, summer concerts under the stars at the Starlight Bowl, the Downtown Burbank Arts Festival, and a classic car showcase that turns the main drag into a rolling museum.
- Warner Bros. Studio Tour
- Starlight Bowl concerts
- Stough Canyon hikes
- Downtown Arts Festival
- Farmers market Saturdays
Location & Area Information
Burbank sits at the eastern edge of the San Fernando Valley, bordered by Griffith Park and the Hollywood Hills to the south and the Verdugo Mountains to the northeast. Nearby destinations include Glendale, Toluca Lake, North Hollywood, Universal City, and Pasadena, with Downtown Los Angeles within easy reach. The city’s own commercial airfield, Hollywood Burbank Airport, offers convenient regional and long‑haul connections without big‑hub hassle.
Commuting is straightforward via the Golden State Freeway and the Ventura Freeway, plus Metrolink stations that connect to Union Station, coastal cities, and valley communities. Local buses circulate between neighborhoods and studio lots, and bike routes knit together parks, schools, and business districts.
The climate is classic Southern California: sunny, dry summers, mild winters, and clear evenings that frame city‑light views from the foothills. The economy is anchored by entertainment, animation, and post‑production, supported by a major medical center, aviation services tied to the airport, and a strong retail and restaurant scene along San Fernando Boulevard and beyond. Landmarks range from the storied studio water tower to hillside trail networks that drop into Griffith Park’s expansive open space.
- Hollywood Burbank Airport
- Golden State Freeway access
- Ventura Freeway access
- Metrolink commuter rail
- Griffith Park bridle trails
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