Burbank
A compact city where flat residential grids, hillside streets, rail lines, and regional routes create distinct location tradeoffs.
Market report
What the latest sales are showing.
- Median sale price
- $1,317,500 +22.0% year over year
- Median market time
- 35 days +7 days year over year
- Homes sold / month
- 48 -5.9% year over year
- Average sale-to-list
- 103.3% +0.7% year over year
- Homes for sale
- 152 -1.9% year over year
- New listings / month
- 58 -25.6% year over year
Living here
A compact map still has distinct daily patterns.
Burbank sits at the eastern edge of the San Fernando Valley, with flatter residential streets south of the Verdugo foothills and hillside neighborhoods to the north. The housing mix includes apartments, attached homes, established detached-home blocks, and sloped properties.
Interstates 5 and Route 134 carry regional traffic, while rail lines and the local airport shape access in other parts of the city. Compare noise, parking, street grade, and the route you will actually use before relying on citywide averages.
Use the market to frame the move.
Your SBZ team can help you connect the Burbank snapshot to a purchase or sale while keeping the home and its location in focus.
Put the market in context.
Share your goal and timing so we can begin with the part of Burbank that matters to your move.