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Los Angeles Real Estate Blog & Market Updates


The 6 Pockets of Tarzana: A Local's Breakdown
The pockets of Tarzana run from the attainable flats north of Ventura Boulevard, where most homes trade between $1 million and $1.4 million, up to the guard-gated hillside estates where custom homes reach well into the multimillions. Tarzana is really six distinct neighborhoods, and knowing which one you are looking at is the key to understanding what you are buying.
Leegie Parker
Jul 167 min read
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Tarzana Real Estate: A Local's Complete Guide
Tarzana real estate in 2026 is a low-inventory, pricing-sensitive market. In the first six months of the year, 87 single family homes sold at a median price of $1.8 million, averaging 40 days on the market and 95% of list price. Well-priced homes draw showings quickly at every price point, while overpriced listings sit through round after round of reductions.
Leegie Parker
Jul 148 min read
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San Fernando Valley First-Time Home Buyers: The Path That's Still Open
San Fernando Valley first-time home buyers in 2026 are still closing, but not on the homes they originally pictured. Entry-level single-family homes in Reseda start in the mid to high $700,000s. North Hollywood and West Hills start in the low $800,000s. Buyers who get to the table are combining family gift funds, California down payment assistance, and lenders who know how to qualify them correctly. The Valley is not closed to first-time buyers. It just requires a clearer str
Leegie Parker
Jun 3010 min read
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New Openings in Studio City: Places to Eat, Drink, and More in 2026
Studio City's Ventura Boulevard is in the middle of a genuine restaurant boom. More than a dozen new places have opened along the Boulevard in the past several months, spanning open-fire Argentine dining, coastal Italian crudo, all-day brunch, craft coffee, a post-apocalyptic bar, an East Coast bagel shop on the way, and a brand-new entertainment venue in the former Oil Can Harry's space. If you have not been out to explore lately, now is a great time to go.
Leegie Parker
Jun 2410 min read
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Relocating to Los Angeles: Valley or Westside?
Both sides of Los Angeles offer real value when you're relocating, but they deliver different things. The Westside (Santa Monica, Brentwood, Beverlywood, Pacific Palisades) is denser, cooler in the summer, more walkable, and more expensive per square foot. The San Fernando Valley (Tarzana, Encino, Sherman Oaks, Woodland Hills) is more spacious, warmer, family-oriented, and gives you significantly more home and lot for your budget. The right side for you depends on where you w
Leegie Parker
Jun 89 min read
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