Overview
$1,610,207
Average Sales Price
$1,347,750
Median Sales Price
63,688
Population
462
Total Listings

About Woodland Hills

Welcome to Woodland Hills: The Gateway to the Santa Monica Mountains


Living in Woodland Hills offers a unique balance of suburban upscale comfort and rugged natural beauty. Situated in the southwestern corner of the San Fernando Valley, this community serves as a lush transition between the urban sprawl of Los Angeles and the protected wilderness of the Santa Monica Mountains.

 

Historical Context & Vibe


Woodland Hills began its transformation from agricultural land to a residential hub in the 1920s and 30s, but it saw its most significant expansion during the post-war boom of the 1950s. Today, it maintains a reputation as one of the more affluent and scenic areas of the Valley. The vibe is decidedly professional yet relaxed—a place where residents trade the frantic energy of the inner city for larger lots, mature oak canopies, and a community-oriented lifestyle.

 

Housing & Architecture


The Woodland Hills real estate market is diverse, reflecting various stages of California’s architectural history. You will find:

 

Mid-Century Modern gems: Particularly in the "Girard" areas and the southern hillsides.
Ranch-Style Homes: Typical of the 1950s and 60s builds, often featuring sprawling single-story layouts and swimming pools.
Custom Hillside Estates: Newer luxury constructions that maximize views of the Valley floor.
Condominiums & Townhomes: Concentrated primarily in the Warner Center district, catering to those seeking a low-maintenance, "live-work-play" environment.

 


Lifestyle & Commerce


Commerce in Woodland Hills is anchored by Warner Center, often referred to as the "Downtown of the Valley." This master-planned district is home to major employers and high-end shopping at Westfield Topanga and The Village, an open-air destination featuring local boutiques, trendy eateries, and a weekly farmers market. Ventura Boulevard serves as the primary thoroughfare, lined with diverse dining options and service-based businesses that have served the community for decades.

 

Geographic Divisions


Locals generally divide homes for sale in Woodland Hills into two distinct zones:

 

South of the Boulevard: These properties are situated in the foothills of the Santa Monica Mountains. They are highly coveted for their winding streets, elevation, and proximity to hiking trails.
North of the Boulevard: This area includes the flatter residential blocks and the burgeoning Warner Center. It offers more traditional suburban layouts and easier access to the US-101 freeway for commuters.

 


Nature & Recreation


Outdoor enthusiasts are drawn to Woodland Hills for its immediate access to nature. Serrania Park and the Upper Las Virgenes Canyon Open Space Preserve provide miles of trails for hiking, mountain biking, and equestrian activities. For a more manicured experience, the Woodland Hills Recreation Center (locally known as Shoup Park) offers sports courts and community programs. Despite being in the Valley, the neighborhood is just a scenic drive over Topanga Canyon Boulevard from the beaches of Malibu, making it a prime location for those who value both mountain and coastal access.

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Demographics

Data provided by Attom Data
Population
Employment
Population
63.7K
63.7K in 2020
Density
4.4K
per square mile
Households
26.2K
27 With Children
Gender
49% / 51%
Men Vs Women
Occupancy
62% / 39%
Owned Vs Rented
Age Median: -- Years
No Data
Education Level
No Data

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