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BURBANK, CA - SEPTEMBER, 9 2017: The building for ABC West Coast operations sits across the street from its parent company the Walt Disney Studios.

BIG-TIME CITY WITH A SMALL-TOWN CHARM

There’s a good reason why Burbank is called the “Media Capital of the World.” When you’re home to the Walt Disney Company, Warner Bros. Entertainment, Nickelodeon Animation Studio, Cartoon Network, and a plethora of other studios, it’s a fitting moniker, indeed.

Look past the tinsel, however, and you’ll find a city with a tight-knit, small-town feel — not unlike the charming communities depicted on the countless TV shows and films produced here. And thanks to housing prices that are markedly lower compared to other neighborhoods in L.A., you likely don’t have to spend as much to call Burbank home.

FAST FACTS ABOUT BURBANK

Burbank lies in the San Fernando Valley and is part of Los Angeles County. Despite its outsized influence on the entertainment industry, the city has a fairly small population of just over 100,000. It is bordered by La Crescenta-Montrose to the northeast, Glendale to the southeast, Toluca Lake to the south, and North Hollywood to the west.

POPULATION

105, 401

MEDIAN LISTING PRICE

$1.1 million

PRICE PER SQUARE FT.

$712

Source: Census.gov and Realtor.com

LIVING IN BURBANK

It’s not just residents who recognize Burbank’s appeal; Niche.com has also given the city an “A” grade for its public schools, nightlife, diversity, and family-friendliness. Here’s why this city is the ideal place to relocate to:

Schools

The Burbank Unified School District (BUSD) operates 11 elementary schools, 3 middle schools, and 3 high schools. It also operates alternative schools like the Horace Mann Children’s Center and the Independent Learning Academy, giving parents plenty of options.

Shopping & Dining

A major part of Burbank’s small-town charm is its walkable downtown commercial area, which features an eclectic mix of boutique retailers, modern movie theaters, bars, and even a farmers market. Burbank Empire Center, meanwhile, serves as a one-stop destination for all your shopping needs thanks to stores like Target, Walmart, Best Buy, Lowe’s, and more.

There’s also a diverse range of dining options available, from the Cuban pastries at Porto’s, to the Armenian kabobs at Tonir Cafe, to the famed pizzas at Dino’s.

Leisure & Fitness

Green spaces like Johnny Carson Park, George Izay Park, and Brace Canyon Park offer a broad range of amenities such as sports fields, tennis courts, playgrounds, swimming pools, and picnic areas. You can also bask in the outdoors at Stough Canyon Nature Center, which has various hiking trails that give you a first-hand look at the area’s flora and fauna. If fairways are your preferred green space, don’t fret: DeBell Golf Club has an 18-hole regulation course with spectacular views of the surrounding mountains.

Local Attractions

A visit to Burbank is never complete without a studio tour. That said, there’s more to this city than its TV and film-related attractions. Take the Burbank Aviation Museum, for example, where visitors can learn all about the pioneers of the flight industry. Looking to tickle your funny bones? There’s no better place to do so than Flappers Comedy Club. And for some family-friendly fun, be sure to drop by Pickwick Gardens, which has an arcade, an ice rink, and a bowling alley.

BURBANK’S NEIGHBORHOODS

Now that you know more about Burbank, you’re likely curious about its various neighborhoods. The following areas represent the best the city has to offer:

FIND YOUR DREAM HOME IN BURBANK

No matter your desired lifestyle, there’s a house and a community in Burbank that will meet your every need. Keen on moving here? Then work with the area’s leading agent: Tina Quillen.

Call 424.468.0344 or send a message to tinaq(at)thebeverlyhillsestates(dotted)com to get your search started!


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