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Downtown Burbank is the vibrant, retail-focused heart of Burbank
Downtown Burbank is arguably the most convenient neighborhood in the city. As its name suggests, the neighborhood is one of Burbank’s main hubs for shopping, dining and entertainment. But it’s also right next to Interstate 5 and home to the area’s only train station, making travel and commuting incredibly easy compared to other parts of the San Fernando Valley. “Convenience is definitely the main thing for most people who live Downtown,” says Realtor Bill Toth of First Class Real Estate, who has lived in Burbank for over 40 years. “You’ve got tons of shops and restaurants right there, and there’s a fair bit of public transportation. It might be the only place in town where you could get by without a car.” The southeastern portion of the neighborhood was formerly the grounds of the Grand Central Airport, and is currently dominated by the Walt Disney Company’s Grand Central Creative Campus. The campus is home to many of Disney’s signature companies, including its animation studios and Imagineering division.
Shop for locally grown produce at the Downtown Burbank farmers market.
Downtown Burbank is home to hundreds of shops and restaurants available to locals.
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Hundreds of shops and restaurants nearby
Shopping and dining are central to Downtown Burbank’s identity. It’s one of the few neighborhoods in the valley where residents can get by without owning a car. In the heart of the neighborhood, the Burbank Town Center is a multilevel shopping mall with a mix of national retailers and smaller specialty stores, along with the AMC Burbank 16 movie theater. Beyond the mall, San Fernando Boulevard is lined with restaurants, cafes and shops, not to mention an Ikea. There are a number of highly rated dining options, including Granville, known for its American comfort food, and Artelice Pâtisserie, which offers carefully crafted pastries and desserts. Those looking for a bit of entertainment with their meal can head to Flappers Comedy Club & Restaurant. As for groceries, there are nearly a dozen supermarkets in and around the neighborhood, including Sprouts, Trader Joe's and Jons International Marketplace. The Burbank Certified Farmers Market is held every Saturday morning at the corner of Olive Avenue and Glenoaks Boulevard and offers fresh produce, prepared food and crafts.
Enjoy shopping from some big name brands at Downtown Burbank.
Enjoy the latest movie releases at the luxurious theaters of AMC in Downtown Burbank.
San Fernando Boulevard is filled with shops and restaurants to explore in Downtown Burbank.
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Modern condos and a few midcentury ranch-style homes
Housing in Downtown Burbank is mostly made up of multifamily residences, including apartment complexes, condos and mixed-use buildings. Unlike other areas of Burbank, single-family homes are rare, though a few midcentury ranch-style homes can be found in the southeastern part of the neighborhood, by Disney’s Grand Central Creative Campus. Most of the condos and apartments on the north side were built in the last two decades as part of the regional increase in urban density near transit and commercial areas. Multi-unit options range from older mid-rise buildings with basic amenities to modern upscale complexes with rooftop decks, fitness centers and communal spaces. Condos in the neighborhood usually sell for between $650 and $1 million. On the rare occasion a single-family home goes up for sale, it usually goes for between $950,000 and $2 million. Noise can be an issue for some properties closer to the freeway.
Condos in Downtown Burbank sell between $650 to $1 million.
There is a wide variety of apartment and condo styles in Downtown Burbank.
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Planes, trains and automobiles make getting around easy
Downtown Burbank is the city’s transportation hub, so transit is easy. “As far as getting around goes, it’s probably the most convenient location in the entire valley,” says Realtor and area native Cherryl Weaver of Re/MAX Empower. Interstate 5 runs through the neighborhood, allowing for straightforward car commuting. The Burbank Metrolink Station, located on Front Street, provides rail service to Los Angeles and other parts of Southern California, making the neighborhood a viable option for those who work in downtown Los Angeles. The BurbankBus system connects Downtown Burbank to other parts of Burbank and Glendale. It’s also just a couple of miles from the neighborhood to Hollywood Burbank Airport.
The local transit makes traveling around Downtown Burbank a breeze.
The Hollywood Burbank Airport.
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Dual immersion options at local elementary schools
Public schools in the area are overseen by the highly rated Burbank Unified School District, which gets an A grade from Niche and is known for its Spanish-language dual immersion program, which is open to all Burbank elementary students via lottery. Joaquin Miller Elementary and John Muir Middle School both have A-minus ratings, while Burbank High School has an A.
John Muir Middle School is the home of the Mustangs in Downtown Burbank.
Joaquin Miller Elementary School serves over 500 students in Downtown Burbank.
With its rich history and strong community spirit, Burbank High School continues to shape the leaders of tomorrow in Downtown Burbank.
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Close to McCambridge Park
McCambridge Park, north of downtown, has open fields, basketball courts and a rec center. The Glendale Narrows Riverwalk runs along the Los Angeles River on the south side of the neighborhood and connects to Bette Davis Picnic Area and Griffith Park.
McCambridge Park in Downtown Burbank has open fields, basketball courts and more.
Spotting the iconic Griffith Park sign near Rancho Adjacent.
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The Burbank Winter Wine Walk and other local events
The neighborhood hosts multiple annual festivals, including the Burbank Winter Wine Walk and the Summer Arts Festival, which showcases work from regional artists. “There’s really a lot to do here,” says Downtown resident Lucy Chang. “It’s not West Hollywood, but you can usually find some good live music.”
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Downtown Burbank
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Homicide
4
4
Sexual Assault
7
4
Assault with Weapon
5
4
Robbery
4
4
Burglary
7
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
7
4
Larceny
7
4
Crime Score
5
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Downtown Burbank Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Downtown Burbank, Burbank sell after 21 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Downtown Burbank, Burbank over the last 12 months is $897,500, up 10% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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Welcome to 201 E Angeleno Avenue unit 426, a stylish dual-level loft condo at Burbank Village Walk. Perfectly situated in the heart of trendy Burbank. This prime location puts you just steps away from theaters, eateries, coffee shops, fitness studios, and everything downtown Burbank has to offer. The open-concept floor plan with magnificent soaring ceilings and abundant light filled rooms.
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BRAND NEW!! Luxury 1,2 and 3 Bedroom apartments. Burbank Town Center Mall, AMC Theatre, IMAX and several restaurants across the street. Minutes from freeways, Burbank Airport, Studios.
Top Floor Updated Unit * 3 Bedrooms / 2 Bathrooms * 1,275sqft * Bright * Open Floor Plan * Laminate Floors * Central A/C & Heat * Updated Kitchen * Baths * Large Master Bedroom With A Patio * Community Laundry * 1 Car Garage * Small Pets Ok * Water Included * Tenant Pays Gas & Power
Whether you’re off to work or play, this location makes the trip easy. If you’re looking for the quaint lifestyle with all the conveniences of a big city, look no further. Location, convenience and serenity all blend into this apartment complex that is close to major studios, freeways, shopping and entertainment. Trader Joe's, Walgreens, and restaurants right across the street! Walking distance
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