From 2019 to 2025, home prices rose 22.6% in the Hollywood Hills and 43.5% in Glendale, across Griffith Park
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Neighborhood
2019 to 2025
Confidence
Lancaster
+57.7%
High
Pomona
+57.6%
High
Palmdale
+52.4%
High
Norwalk
+51.6%
High
Whittier
+51.4%
High
Porter Ranch
+50.6%
High
Baldwin Park
+50.2%
High
Eastside
+49.8%
High
West Covina
+49.4%
High
Lakewood
+48.8%
High
Chatsworth
+48.8%
High
Winnetka
+47.7%
High
Reseda
+47.6%
High
San Dimas
+47.3%
High
Carson
+47.0%
High
Northridge
+46.9%
High
Glendora
+46.8%
High
Castaic
+46.5%
High
Diamond Bar
+45.9%
High
North Hollywood
+44.8%
High
Bixby Knolls
+44.4%
High
Hacienda Heights
+43.9%
High
Torrance
+43.8%
High
Glendale
+43.5%
High
Redondo Beach
+43.1%
High
Santa Clarita
+42.9%
High
Downey
+40.9%
High
Burbank
+38.7%
High
Calabasas
+38.6%
High
Lake Balboa
+38.0%
High
Woodland Hills
+36.5%
High
Manhattan Beach
+36.3%
High
Van Nuys
+36.2%
High
Pasadena
+35.5%
High
Encino
+35.1%
High
Arcadia
+34.1%
High
Southeast
+32.9%
High
Sherman Oaks
+32.4%
High
Brentwood
+32.2%
High
Midshore
+31.6%
High
Studio City
+31.3%
High
Rancho Palos Verdes
+28.5%
High
Westchester
+26.5%
High
Downtown (Long Beach)
+25.1%
High
Del Rey (Los Angeles)
+22.8%
High
Hollywood Hills
+22.6%
High
West Los Angeles
+22.2%
High
Santa Monica
+18.4%
High
Culver City
+17.9%
High
Hermosa Beach
+17.6%
High
Westwood
+10.2%
High
Melrose
+9.9%
High
Century City
+9.2%
High
West Hollywood
+6.3%
High
Hollywood
+2.9%
High
LA County
+38.5%
Lake Los Angeles
+74.0%
Medium
Sun Valley
+66.5%
Low
Bellflower
+62.6%
Medium
Compton
+60.9%
Medium
El Monte
+57.2%
Medium
South Whittier
+56.2%
Medium
Cerritos
+55.0%
Medium
North Long Beach
+54.0%
Medium
Palos Verdes Estates
+53.7%
Medium
Eagle Rock
+52.4%
Medium
Paramount
+52.0%
Medium
Agoura Hills
+51.6%
Medium
Pacoima
+51.6%
Medium
Tarzana
+49.8%
Medium
Granada Hills
+49.3%
Medium
Azusa
+48.8%
Medium
Rowland Heights
+48.6%
Medium
Claremont
+47.0%
Medium
San Pedro
+45.7%
Medium
Sylmar
+44.2%
Medium
West Hills
+44.0%
Medium
North Hills
+43.3%
Medium
Panorama City
+42.9%
Medium
Walnut
+42.4%
Medium
Santa Monica Mountains
+41.6%
Low
Alhambra
+41.2%
Medium
La Mirada
+40.7%
Medium
Canoga Park
+39.0%
Medium
Monrovia
+38.5%
Medium
Highland Park
+34.5%
Medium
Monterey Park
+33.5%
Medium
Silverlake
+30.9%
Medium
Hawthorne
+27.5%
Medium
Mar Vista
+26.1%
Medium
Montebello
+25.4%
Medium
Inglewood
+20.8%
Medium
Venice
+18.2%
Medium
Beverly Hills
+16.2%
Medium
Downtown (Los Angeles)
−9.4%
Medium
Across Griffith Park
From 2019 to 2025, home prices rose 22.6% in the Hollywood Hills, 38.7% in Burbank next door and 43.5% in Glendale, on the far side of Griffith Park. LA County as a whole rose 38.5%.
Houses and condos
Across LA County, house prices rose 44.0% and condo prices rose 28.5% from 2019 to 2025. The areas that moved least were Hollywood (+2.9%), West Hollywood (+6.3%) and Century City (+9.2%).
The 2025 fire areas
Altadena and Pacific Palisades are left unshaded. Their 2025 sales include lots where homes burned in January, which would read as a fall in home prices.
LA County neighborhoods by home price change
2019 to 2025. Medium and low confidence are marked beside the name.
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Neighborhood
2019 to 2025
Confidence
Lancaster
+57.7%
High
Pomona
+57.6%
High
Palmdale
+52.4%
High
Norwalk
+51.6%
High
Whittier
+51.4%
High
Porter Ranch
+50.6%
High
Baldwin Park
+50.2%
High
Eastside
+49.8%
High
West Covina
+49.4%
High
Lakewood
+48.8%
High
Chatsworth
+48.8%
High
Winnetka
+47.7%
High
Reseda
+47.6%
High
San Dimas
+47.3%
High
Carson
+47.0%
High
Northridge
+46.9%
High
Glendora
+46.8%
High
Castaic
+46.5%
High
Diamond Bar
+45.9%
High
North Hollywood
+44.8%
High
Bixby Knolls
+44.4%
High
Hacienda Heights
+43.9%
High
Torrance
+43.8%
High
Glendale
+43.5%
High
Redondo Beach
+43.1%
High
Santa Clarita
+42.9%
High
Downey
+40.9%
High
Burbank
+38.7%
High
Calabasas
+38.6%
High
Lake Balboa
+38.0%
High
Woodland Hills
+36.5%
High
Manhattan Beach
+36.3%
High
Van Nuys
+36.2%
High
Pasadena
+35.5%
High
Encino
+35.1%
High
Arcadia
+34.1%
High
Southeast
+32.9%
High
Sherman Oaks
+32.4%
High
Brentwood
+32.2%
High
Midshore
+31.6%
High
Studio City
+31.3%
High
Rancho Palos Verdes
+28.5%
High
Westchester
+26.5%
High
Downtown (Long Beach)
+25.1%
High
Del Rey (Los Angeles)
+22.8%
High
Hollywood Hills
+22.6%
High
West Los Angeles
+22.2%
High
Santa Monica
+18.4%
High
Culver City
+17.9%
High
Hermosa Beach
+17.6%
High
Westwood
+10.2%
High
Melrose
+9.9%
High
Century City
+9.2%
High
West Hollywood
+6.3%
High
Hollywood
+2.9%
High
LA County
+38.5%
Lake Los Angeles
+74.0%
Medium
Sun Valley
+66.5%
Low
Bellflower
+62.6%
Medium
Compton
+60.9%
Medium
El Monte
+57.2%
Medium
South Whittier
+56.2%
Medium
Cerritos
+55.0%
Medium
North Long Beach
+54.0%
Medium
Palos Verdes Estates
+53.7%
Medium
Eagle Rock
+52.4%
Medium
Paramount
+52.0%
Medium
Agoura Hills
+51.6%
Medium
Pacoima
+51.6%
Medium
Tarzana
+49.8%
Medium
Granada Hills
+49.3%
Medium
Azusa
+48.8%
Medium
Rowland Heights
+48.6%
Medium
Claremont
+47.0%
Medium
San Pedro
+45.7%
Medium
Sylmar
+44.2%
Medium
West Hills
+44.0%
Medium
North Hills
+43.3%
Medium
Panorama City
+42.9%
Medium
Walnut
+42.4%
Medium
Santa Monica Mountains
+41.6%
Low
Alhambra
+41.2%
Medium
La Mirada
+40.7%
Medium
Canoga Park
+39.0%
Medium
Monrovia
+38.5%
Medium
Highland Park
+34.5%
Medium
Monterey Park
+33.5%
Medium
Silverlake
+30.9%
Medium
Hawthorne
+27.5%
Medium
Mar Vista
+26.1%
Medium
Montebello
+25.4%
Medium
Inglewood
+20.8%
Medium
Venice
+18.2%
Medium
Beverly Hills
+16.2%
Medium
Downtown (Los Angeles)
−9.4%
Medium
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Data sources. The map shades each neighborhood by its change in home prices from 2019 to 2025, blue for increases and red for decreases. Striped areas have medium or low confidence. Source: LA County Assessor home sales. Boundaries: LA County Countywide Statistical Areas. Altadena and Pacific Palisades are left unshaded because their 2025 sales include lots where homes burned in January. Confidence indicates how much certainty to place in each figure. Treat lower-confidence figures with more caution.