$697,293Average Value$507Average Price per Sq Ft22Homes For Sale
Living in Huntington Park with easy access to Los Angeles
From classic bungalows and Spanish Revivals to townhouses and condos, Huntington Park offers a range of housing options on quiet, sidewalk-lined streets. The city, known locally as HP, sits in southeast Los Angeles County, giving residents convenient access to Downtown LA and the greater metro area. Local parks host youth sports and recreation programs, while community events like the Pacific Art Walk Festival and holiday parade bring neighbors together. Pacific Boulevard serves as the main shopping and dining hub, and bus and rail lines create connects to destinations across the county, like Long Beach.
Huntington Park locals love to explore the locally owned retail and dining along Pacific Boulevard.
Huntington Park is a suburban city that's a short drive from downtown Los Angeles.
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Huntington Park has single-family homes throughout
Renters and homebuyers have options in Huntington Park, from single-family bungalows and Spanish Revivals to townhouses and condos. Homes are set on compact lots close together on sidewalk-lined streets. Most people park on their long driveways or on the side of the road. Prices tend to range from the low $400,000s to the upper $800,000s, and Huntington Park prices are usually lower than in surrounding areas like Cudahy and South Gate. “HP is developing close behind Los Angeles,” says Tony Zeng, CEO of Metro Real Estate Group. “It’s close to Inglewood, which is becoming an entertainment hub with the new SoFi Stadium and the YouTube Theater. Nearby neighborhoods are being impacted positively with the new employment and business opportunities those places bring.”
Huntington Park has a variety of colorful homes.
Spanish-inspired homes are a common sight in Huntington Park, California.
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How to get from HP to Long Beach or Downtown LA
Huntington Park is close to Interstate 710, one of the main routes for the roughly 10-mile drive to downtown LA. Driving downtown can take about 20 minutes with light traffic. You're also nearly 20 miles from spots like Manhattan Beach and Long Beach. Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority buses run through the city, connecting residents to the greater LA area. You can also take the bus to reach the light rail station in Florence-Graham to take the Metro A Line down to Long Beach or the Lynwood station to take the Metro C Line to the Los Angeles International Airport.
Huntington Park locals are close to Metro bus stops.
Interstate 710 runs along the south side of Huntington Park, California.
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Los Angeles Unified schools serve Huntington Park
The city is part of the Los Angeles Unified School District, and there are multiple elementary and middle schools across the area. The Linda Esperanza Marquez High School has three academies students can apply for: LIBRA Academy, Huntington Park Institute of Applied Medicine and School of Social Justice. The school is one building, and each academy has its own floor.
Gage Middle is one options for students in Huntington Park.
Young kids in Huntington Park might go to Miles Avenue Elementary.
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Pacific Boulevard has shops and restaurants to try
Pacific Boulevard is the main shopping and dining corridor in the city. The long stretch of businesses includes a few national brands, like JCPenney, but you'll see more locally owned options like:
Hyperbees, a boutique clothing store with casual pieces for everyday wear
Dream Maker Bridal Collection, one of the many bridal boutiques along the boulevard
Plaza Americana, a swap meet and mall where vendors sell everything from clothing to home goods
There are also plenty of restaurants to try. It's easy to get a bite before or after exploring local businesses. Some of the most popular spots are:
Tacos Los Cholos, a taqueria that serves dishes made with mesquite-style meats
El Gallo Giro, a local chain with an extensive menu of breakfast burritos, tacos and specialty drinks
Tierra Mia Coffee, a regional coffee chain where can order things like a Horchata Latte
Small locally owned retail stores line Pacific Boulevard in Huntington Park, California.
Locals enjoy browsing one of the many locally owned bridal shops on Pacific Boulevard in Huntington Park, California.
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Salt Lake Park has a lot of amenities, including two volleyball courts.
Exploring Salt Lake and Raul R. Perez Memorial parks
Out of the green spaces in Huntington Park, Salt Lake Park is the largest and most popular. There are multiple athletic fields and paved tennis and basketball courts. The playground is near the recreation center, where you can use the weight room. Locals sign up for youth sports leagues and classes at the rec center. For a more relaxed setting, Raul R. Perez Memorial Park covers just over 4 acres and features a walking trail, outdoor exercise equipment and basketball courts.
Huntington Park community events bring neighbors together
Huntington Park hosts several community events throughout the year. “This is a community of hard workers, and when you work hard, you party hard,” says Daniel Calderon, a Realtor with Executive Bankers Realty who has over 35 years of experience. “If you’re the type to file noise complaints when you hear your neighbors playing music at 8 p.m., this is not the place for you.” There are relaxed events like the weekly farmers market in Salt Lake Park. For more excitement, you might join the:
Summer Concert Series, outdoor live performances from local bands in Raul R. Perez Memorial Park
Pacific Art Walk Festival, a major event in May with live music, classic cars on display and art from local artists
Huntington Park Holiday Parade, a December celebration along Pacific Boulevard to bring in the winter season
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On average, homes in Huntington Park, CA sell after 52 days on the market compared to the national average of 55 days. The median sale price for homes in Huntington Park, CA over the last 12 months is $677,500, down 1% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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Snug and densely residential Walnut Park offers a laid-back suburban pace, multicultural retailers, freeway proximity and a brand-new community green space — all within 7 miles of downtown Los Angeles. Neighbors gather for mariachi festivities in a commercial plaza and recently celebrated the opening of Nogales Park on Grand Avenue. Steven Padilla, Certified Probate and Trust Specialist, and Realtor with Century 21 who’s been helping families buy and sell in the area for 36 years, says, “I grew up in Walnut Park, which shares a ZIP code with Huntington Park, so a lot of folks here just say they live in Huntington Park, so that it’s not confused with Walnut Grove in Sacramento. It’s a very friendly and welcoming community, with a rich Hispanic heritage that’s continuing to diversify. First-time buyers or young families can find an affordable house here for much less than in downtown, and make it their home.”<br><br>Walnut Park residences are primarily Spanish-style 1920s single-levels with clay tile roofs on small lots; however, an occasional two-story may feature Tudor flair. Says Padilla, “The open layouts of these vintage homes have such great flow. You’ll see interior archways between rooms, original Venetian plaster and sunrooms for morning coffee. Buyers can keep these original details and just upgrade the baths and kitchens and these homes really shine.” Pricing can range from $600,000 for a three-bedroom fixer-upper to $750,000 for a four-bedroom bungalow. Sidewalks along straight streets connect stucco homes painted in earthen or bright hues, and landscaped yards are sometimes fenced. Small porches or custom patios enhance the eclectic curb appeal. Many homes include garages and carports, and there’s plenty of on-street parking. Padilla adds, “Some homes are a move-up for residents coming from nearby communities, and for others, a chance to get in and revitalize.”<br><br>Public schools are within the Los Angeles Unified School District, which gets a B-plus on Niche. Kids may start at one of several elementary schools, including Walnut Park, given a Niche C grade, or State Street, given a Niche C-plus, before moving on to Henry T. Gage Middle School, which gets a C on Niche. Older students advance to Huntington Park Senior High which earns a Niche B-minus and was one of several area schools seen in the blockbuster movie “Grease.” Students can also apply to a high school in the family’s zone of choice, including Linda Esperanza Marquez schools, offering career-interest programs and smaller student enrollment.<br><br>The newest recreation gem is Nogales Park, dedicated in December 2023. Where a former lot stood empty, residents now enjoy a splash pad, play lawn, performance stage and exercise equipment. The pocket-size Walnut Nature Park, established in the late 1990s, is nestled next to Walnut Park Elementary, offering a playground, athletic fields and an amphitheater. Youth athletes practice and play football, soccer, baseball and basketball at the nearby 23-acre Salt Lake Park, which includes tennis courts, an indoor rec center and picnic pavilions with grills.<br><br>Within the neighborhood, locals frequent Gloria’s Restaurant for authentic Puerto Rican and Colombian cuisine. A community staple for more than 25 years. Gloria’s is well-known for signature parrillada dishes and wide-screen TVs on the patio. Adds Padillo, “The original Avila’s El Ranchito started here, and now has locations throughout California. It’s a family-owned favorite that’s so Mexico, and the food is amazing.” For home cooking, Carniceria Guadalajara is a top choice for cuts of meat, and Mi Viejo San Juan Market stocks Central and South American grocery items. For larger grocery runs, Food 4 Less is just a couple blocks north. Small businesses within the community include florists, a fabric store, furniture store and automotive shops. Just a few blocks northwest, Plaza La Alameda gathers retailers such as Petco and Party City as well as Chuck E. Cheese.<br><br>Neighbors come together for live music in the 240,000-square-foot Plaza La Alameda, or participate in annual events such as Esperanza, a celebration of Hispanic heritage and hope; Día de Los Muertos; and the Tree Lighting Festival. <br><br>Several Metro stations offer public transit within Walnut Park. Plus, it’s only about 15 miles to Los Angeles International Airport, and 17 miles to Long Beach.
Property Mix - Square Feet
Huntington Park Has More Renters
Rental Home Trends
Number of Homes for Rent
19
Median Rent
$1,850
Median Single Family Home Rent
$2,650
Median 4 Bedroom Single Family Home Rent
$3,375
Median Townhouse Rent
$2,500
Median 3 Bedroom Townhouse Rent
$3,500
Median Condo Rent
$1,850
Median 2 Bedroom Condo Rent
$1,995
Demographics
Total Population
45,600
Median Age
35
Population under 18
26.9%
On par with the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
12.6%
Below the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$51,980
Significantly below the national average
$79,597
Average Household Income
$66,503
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
52.2%
Significantly below the national average
89%
College Graduates
7.7%
Significantly below the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
1.5%
% Population in Labor Force
67.2%
Weather
Annual Precipitation
14''
Average Winter Low Temperature
48°F
Average Summer High Temperature
83°F
Annual Snowfall
0''
Area Factors
Moderately bikeable
Bikeability®
60/ 100
Moderately walkable
Walkability®
70/ 100
Some public transit
Transit®
50/ 100
Source: Local Logic
Sources: Local Logic
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