The San Fernando Valley - commonly referred to as "The Valley" - is located about 23 miles north of the City of Los Angeles and lies within Los Angeles County. Because the San Fernando Valley encompasses an vast number of cities which include but are not limited to Burbank, Glendale, Toluca Lake, Universal City, Studio City, Sherman Oaks, North Hollywood ("NoHo"), Encino, Reseda, Tarzana, Woodland Hills, West Hills, Bell Canyon, Hidden Hills, Calabasas, Chatsworth, Mission Hills, Northridge / Porter Ranch, Granada Hills and San Fernando, San Fernando Valley real estate offers something for everyone. Depending on the neighborhood, you can find homes for sale, condos for sale or townhomes for sale that meet a variety of economic needs.

With many diverse neighborhoods, parks, eateries, shopping and entertainment, it is easy to understand why San Fernando Valley homes for sale are so desirable. The Valley is also home to California State University of Northridge (CSUN), Pierce College, Valley College and Mission College and the second largest public school district in the nation - the Los Angeles Unified School District. There are also a number of top-ranked private schools for those who prefer a private education. 

The San Fernando Valley is also a hot-spot for the entertainment industry, as many music/entertainment production companies, such as Walt Disney, Warner Bros., NBC Universal, CBS Studios and Nickelodeon have major offices/studios within the Valley's borders. It is this booming industry that, in part, helps San Fernando Valley homes retain their value.

And with numerous freeways, canyons and large public transportation system, the San Fernando Valley serves as a central hub to all of its surrounding areas which is another reason why San Fernando Valley homes for sale are always in high demand.

As born and raised "Valley" kids, we know San Fernando Valley real estate inside and out and will use our expertise to help you find your perfect fit. CLICK HERE to contact me so that we can begin your search today!