Neighborhoods
12 markets, and what is actually for sale
Every one of these pulls live MLS inventory. Where Emily has closed a sale, it says so — and where she has not, it says nothing rather than implying otherwise.
- CalabasasGated communities and larger parcels against the Santa Monica Mountains, with Old Town along Calabasas Road.
- Sherman OaksHillside streets south of Ventura and flat blocks north of it, on either side of the 405.
- Woodland HillsRanch houses on wide streets and hillside lots south of Ventura, with Warner Center’s towers at the north edge.Closed a sale here
- TarzanaEstate lots and hillside streets south of the boulevard, flat-lot blocks and newer construction to the north.Closed a sale here
- EncinoDeep lots south of Ventura Boulevard, hillside rebuilds above them, and condominiums along the boulevard itself.Closed a sale here
- West HillsPost-war tract houses on cul-de-sacs at the far west end of the Valley, backing onto the Simi Hills.
- NorthridgeLarge flat lots and post-war tracts, with equestrian-zoned pockets north toward Devonshire.Closed a sale here
- Studio CityClosed a sale here
- Van Nuys
- Canoga ParkClosed a sale here
- VenturaClosed a sale here
- Los AngelesClosed a sale here
Neighborhood photography via Wikimedia Commons: Calabasas — brewbooks (CC BY-SA 2.0); Woodland Hills — Oakshade (CC BY-SA 3.0); Encino — Clotee Pridgen Allochuku (CC BY-SA 3.0); West Hills — TheConduqtor (CC BY-SA 3.0).