Los Angeles, California
Reseda Homes for Sale
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18 homes
Avg $1,162,353
Market Overview
Reseda Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Reseda, CA
18
Active Listings
$1.2M
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$349,000
To
$6,298,000
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About Reseda Real Estate
Reseda sits in the San Fernando Valley section of Los Angeles, offering residents a suburban feel within the larger city. The neighborhood attracts families, long-time locals, and first-time buyers who appreciate its residential streets and convenient access to major freeways. Daily life centers on neighborhood parks, local restaurants, and nearby shopping centers that serve everyday needs without requiring long drives. The area remains largely car-dependent, though some commercial corridors allow for short errands on foot. Families rely on the Los Angeles Unified School District and a selection of private and charter options for schooling. Housing consists primarily of single-family homes built from the mid-century onward, with a smaller number of townhomes and apartments scattered throughout. At the moment the market shows 18 active listings with an average price near $1,162,000, giving buyers a range that stretches from entry-level condos around $349,000 to larger estates listed near $6.3 million.
Average listing price: $1,162,353 · 18 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Inventory remains modest, with 18 homes currently listed for sale. Prices span a wide spectrum, from $349,000 up to $6.3 million, and the average sits at roughly $1.16 million. This mix gives buyers options across price points while reflecting typical Valley-area values.
Most households fall within the Los Angeles Unified School District attendance boundaries. The district operates several elementary, middle, and high schools in the immediate area, and families also consider nearby charter and private institutions when making decisions.
Single-family residences from the 1950s through the 1970s make up the bulk of the housing stock. Buyers also find pockets of townhomes, duplexes, and smaller apartment buildings that offer alternatives to traditional detached houses.
Most daily needs require a short drive, though certain commercial strips along major thoroughfares allow residents to walk to grocery stores, restaurants, and services. Public transit options exist but remain secondary to personal vehicles for most households.
Downtown Los Angeles lies roughly 20 miles southeast via the 101 and 405 freeways. Many residents commute to jobs throughout the Valley or into the city core, with travel times varying by time of day and chosen route.
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