Homes for Sale in
Burbank

Burbank is home to Warner Bros., Disney, and a constellation of studios and production companies, and it has long been a center of the entertainment industry. Tree-lined streets and locally owned restaurants sit minutes from the studio lots, and the city runs its own police, fire, and public works departments.

The housing stock is remarkably diverse. Magnolia Park offers Craftsman homes and boutique shopping. The Media District delivers modern condos and quick studio commutes. The Rancho Equestrian District is one of the only places in LA where you can still keep horses on your property. And the Burbank Hills provide sweeping views from curving hillside streets.

Burbank is served by the Burbank Unified School District. The city invests heavily in parks, emergency services, and infrastructure. And with the opening of new dining and retail destinations on San Fernando Boulevard, the local economy continues to diversify beyond entertainment.

All five statistics below come from one merged, deduplicated set of 451 closed sales. Exact scope of every stat: closed detached single family residence sales, City of Burbank, all Burbank zip codes (91501, 91502, 91504, 91505, 91506), arms-length (retail) sales only, living area 50 to 9,950 sqft, close dates 2025-08-05 through 2026-07-31, pulled live from CRMLS on 2026-08-04. Condominiums, townhouses, and 2-4 unit properties are excluded by the like-kind filter. These are citywide figures spanning every Burbank sub-market; individual neighborhoods run above and below them.

Scope for every figure above: City of Burbank, detached single family sales, 12 months to August 2026, CRMLS. Pulled 2026-08-04.

Close price range: low was 635 Beachwood in 91506 (MLS SR26103345, closed 2026-05-13); high was 12 Skyline Dr in 91501 (MLS BB26048227, closed 2026-06-04, the Empower sale). Median days on market is the CRMLS DaysOnMarket field; observed range 0 to 357. Price per square foot is close price divided by CRMLS LivingArea; median $843 per sqft; low was 836 Parish Pl (4,014 sqft); high was 1023 Elmwood Ave (1,027 sqft). Small homes skew high and large homes skew low, so treat price per square foot as a range, never a single expected value.

Closings by month (same 451 records): Aug 2025: 43, Sep: 39, Oct: 44, Nov: 37, Dec: 24, Jan 2026: 20, Feb: 30, Mar: 51, Apr: 47, May: 35, Jun: 44, Jul: 37. By zip code: 91501: 53, 91502: 10, 91504: 89, 91505: 173, 91506: 126.

How these numbers were produced

Sales data is drawn exclusively from live CRMLS queries run on August 4, 2026. CRMLS search tools cannot filter directly by city boundary in one pull, so Empower tiled the entire city with 64 serial radius searches (0.5 to 0.85 mile radii) scoped to the City of Burbank, then merged and deduplicated the results. No tile hit the tool's 100 candidate fetch cap (the largest returned 73), which means every circle is a complete census of closed sales inside it for the full 365 day window, and together the circles cover the entire city. The tool enforced the window start live: five closings recorded 2025-08-04 were rejected as outside the window. Scope filters on every query: detached single family residences only (359 condominium, townhouse, and multi-unit candidates were excluded by the like-kind filter), arms-length sales only (zero distressed candidates appeared, so this filter removed nothing), living area 50 to 9,950 sqft (the largest observed sale was 7,000 sqft). Days on market is the CRMLS DaysOnMarket field as reported. Residual limits: a closed sale with no coordinates in CRMLS would be invisible to radius search (no such rejections were observed), and any sale above 9,950 sqft would be excluded.

The 451 CRMLS listing numbers behind every statistic above, the full query log (all 64 search centers, radii, and candidate counts), and the complete record set are preserved in Empower's internal records.