Real Estate Statistics
| Average Price | $1M |
|---|---|
| Lowest Price | $0 |
| Highest Price | $21M |
| Total Listings | 582 |
| Avg. Days On Market | 94 |
| Avg. Price/SQFT | $408 |
Property Types (active listings)
Glendale
Glendale Real Estate
Glendale offers a wide mix of housing, from hillside homes with sweeping panoramas to sleek urban condos steps from shopping and dining. Downtown brings a modern, walkable vibe with contemporary mid‑rises, while established districts deliver quiet streets, mature trees, and classic curb appeal. Buyers find choices that fit many lifestyles, whether seeking a lock‑and‑leave residence near cafes or a tucked‑away property with space and privacy.
Architecture ranges from Spanish Revival and Mediterranean to Craftsman bungalows and mid‑century ranches. Many homes showcase hardwood floors, coved ceilings, arched passageways, built‑ins, and tiled fireplaces, paired outside with stucco facades, red‑clay roofs, wrought‑iron accents, and shaded courtyards. Newer townhomes and condos lean modern with open layouts, quartz or stone surfaces, energy‑efficient windows, smart‑home features, and private balconies or rooftop terraces.
The city’s layout moves from vibrant blocks around Brand Boulevard to tranquil neighborhoods nestled against the Verdugo Mountains. Rossmoyne and Adams Hill are known for character homes and artistic flair, while Verdugo Woodlands and Chevy Chase Canyon wind through oaks and sycamores with a serene, tucked‑in feel. Montrose delivers a small‑town main‑street atmosphere near Crescenta Highlands, where residential streets curve past parks and neighborhood schools.
Property types include single‑family residences, duplex and small multi‑unit buildings, loft‑style condos, and gated townhome communities with shared amenities. Backyard fruit trees, covered patios, and terraced gardens appear frequently on hillside lots, and many garages are detached or accessed from alleys. Accessory dwelling units are increasingly common, adding flexibility for guests, offices, or rental income, while several recognized historic districts help preserve architectural character and streetscape charm.
Amenities & Attractions
A day out might start at the Americana at Brand and Glendale Galleria, where open‑air promenades blend shops, dining, and seasonal events. Brand Boulevard anchors live entertainment at the iconic Alex Theatre, with a calendar that spans classic film, comedy, concerts, and community productions.
- The Americana at Brand
- Glendale Galleria
- Brand Park and Library
- Museum of Neon Art
- Alex Theatre
Outdoor lovers head to Deukmejian Wilderness Park for ridge‑top trails and sunset views, or explore the Verdugo Mountains’ network of routes for hiking, running, and mountain biking. Brand Park pairs picnic lawns with the landmark Brand Library & Art Center and the Doctor’s House Museum, while Scholl Canyon offers a scenic public golf course and expansive sports facilities.
Creative culture thrives at the Museum of Neon Art, which lights up evening strolls with vintage signs and glowing installations. Annual traditions include Glendale Cruise Night on Brand Boulevard and the Open Arts & Music Festival downtown. In Montrose, longtime community gatherings such as a weekly harvest market, holiday parades, and seasonal street fairs bring neighbors together year‑round.
Location & Area Information
Glendale sits between the Verdugo Mountains and the Los Angeles River, with Griffith Park edging the southwest and canyon neighborhoods rising toward the San Gabriel foothills. Nearby destinations include Burbank’s studios, Pasadena’s museums and gardens, and the creative corridors of Atwater Village and Eagle Rock.
Commuting is straightforward via the Ventura, Glendale, and Golden State freeways, with the Glendale Transportation Center providing Metrolink service to regional hubs. Local Beeline buses connect neighborhoods to downtown, and Hollywood Burbank Airport lies a short drive away. Walkable blocks, neighborhood bike lanes, and multi‑use paths link parks, schools, and shopping.
The economy blends healthcare, education, and entertainment. Adventist Health Glendale anchors medical services, while DreamWorks Animation and Disney’s Grand Central Creative Campus underscore the city’s studio legacy. Public Storage and technology firms add corporate presence, and a strong small‑business scene energizes commercial corridors from Brand Boulevard to Montrose Shopping Park.
- Verdugo Mountains trailheads
- Glendale Transportation Center
- Forest Lawn Memorial Park
- Griffith Park access
- Hollywood Burbank Airport nearby
The climate is classic Southern California, with warm, dry summers and mild, greener winters. Hillside zones emphasize brush clearance and defensible space, while canyon breezes and evening cool‑downs keep outdoor patios inviting through much of the year.
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