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A growing gateway city
Known locally as “HP,” Huntington Park is one of South Los Angeles' "Gateway Cities," bridging the gap between Downtown Los Angeles, about 8 miles north, and the Orange County line, about 20 miles southeast. Home to approximately 60,000 people, Huntington Park is known for its vibrant Latino culture, strong sense of community and appeal to real estate investors. “HP is developing close behind Los Angeles,” says Tony Zeng, a developer and owner of Metro Real Estate Group with over 20 years of experience. “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.”
Incorporated in 1906, the city has long been home to residents employed by factories, warehouses and distribution centers in neighboring cities like Vernon and Commerce. Whole Foods Distribution Center, Overhill Farms Incorporated and Modu Food Service are only a few of the major nearby employers. “This is a community of hard workers, and when you work hard, you party hard,” says Daniel Calderon, a Realtor with 35 years' experience in the area. “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.”
Huntington Park locals love to explore the locally owned retail and dining along Pacific Blvd.
Huntington Park is a sprawling suburban city a short drive from downtown Los Angeles.
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Compact colorful homes and condos
Huntington Park's median home price is around $645,000, lower than L.A.'s overall median of roughly $1 million. More than 70% of Huntington Park's residents rent their homes rather than own, so this is largely an investor's market. Most homes here are either early 20th-century Craftsman bungalows with colorful exteriors and small front porches, or mid-to-late 20th-century ranch-style homes with Spanish-style details like barrel-tile roofs. Condominium buildings and attached townhomes are concentrated north toward Vernon, most built in the 1980s and often incorporating Craftsman- or Spanish-style elements.
Huntington Park has a variety of colorful and eccentric looking homes.
Spanish styled and brightly colored homes are a common design in Huntington Park, California.
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A top-rated high school 7 miles away
Huntington Park is served by the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD), rated an overall B by Niche and offering hundreds of elementary, middle and high schools. The highest rated nearby school is Downtown Magnets High, which earns an overall A-plus; 7 miles from Huntington Park, the school stands out for its business and fashion courses, a high college acceptance rate and a strong AP program.
Gage Middle in Huntington Park, scores a B-minus Niche rating.
Miles Elementary scores a B-minus Niche rating.
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Celebrations hosted at Salt Lake Park
The 23-acre Salt Lake Park is a popular gathering spot for parties, soccer and tennis; there's also a playground, splash pad and fitness center here. The 9-acre Augustus F. Hawkins Nature Park includes an amphitheater, gardening areas and a community center that offers arts and crafts workshops, and many locals head to Raul R. Perez Memorial Park (locally known as Perez Park) to walk their dogs or play basketball.
Every April, downtown Huntington Park hosts the three-day Carnaval Primavera Downtown Festival, one of the largest events in Southern California, which includes a Hispanic market with over 100 food and crafts vendors, as well as live performances. The city also hosts large annual events on holidays, including Memorial Day and Halloween, as well as Summer Nights in the Park, an outdoor movie series at Perez Park, and the lively Pacific Boulevard Art Walk Festival each April.
Salt Lake Park has a lot of amenities including two volleyball courts.
Augustus Hawkins Natural Park features a nice walking path surrounding a lake with wildlife.
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Small locally owned businesses on Pacific
The commercial heart of Huntington Park is the nearly 2-mile, walkable Pacific Boulevard, lined with mostly Latino-owned independent bakeries, boutiques and small eateries. Tacos Los Cholos is a local favorite, known for their tortas and wood-fired tacos. In the city's northeast, there are plenty of discount grocery stores, as well big-box retailers like Target and The Home Depot.
Small locally owned retail stores line the streets at 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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A quick route to the airport
Interstate 5 leads 8 miles to Downtown Los Angeles and 19 miles to Pasadena. Interstate 710 leads about 19 miles to Long Beach. Public transportation options include the Metro light-rail to Downtown Los Angeles, and the Huntington Park Local Transit Shuttle, also called the HP Express. The Community Hospital of Huntington Park is right in the city and provides 24-hour care; the Saint Francis Medical Center is about 5 miles away. Interstate 105 leads about 17 miles to Los Angeles International Airport (LAX).
Huntington Park locals are never more than a few minutes away from one of Metro's many bus lines running throughout the city.
The 710 Freeway runs along the south side of Huntington Park, California.
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Property crime mitigation
According to recent FBI data, Huntington Park reports higher rates of property crime and lower rates of violent crime than those in the state and the nation. The Huntington Park Police Department encourages Huntington Park residents to report crime and take responsibility for keeping the community safe.
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On average, homes in Huntington Park, CA sell after 50 days on the market compared to the national average of 56 days. The median sale price for homes in Huntington Park, CA over the last 12 months is $700,000, up 2% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Spanish-Style Triplex | Rare Investment Opportunity in Huntington Park!**First time on the market in over 35 years! This is an excellent opportunity to own a well-located triplex in Huntington Park. Ideal for a savvy investor, this property offers strong rental income potential and is also well-suited for multigenerational living.The property features two separate structures. The front
Welcome to this beautifully updated 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom condo that feels like a townhome, featuring 1,204 sq. ft. of comfortable living space, in the heart of Huntington Park! This featured home’s interior has been thoughtfully renovated, including a modern kitchen with updated cabinetry, sleek quartz countertops, and recessed lighting. It also displays a spacious living area, with a cozy
Welcome to this stunning 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom condo that has been completely refreshed and is ready for its new owner! Enjoy brand new appliances, a new AC unit, a new water heater, and fresh modern paint throughout — everything has been done for you.Perfectly located in the heart of Huntington Park, you’re just minutes from shopping, dining, schools, and all your daily essentials. Whether
Spanish-Style TRIPLEX | Rare Investment Opportunity in Huntington Park!**First time on the market in over 35 years! This is an excellent opportunity to own a well-located triplex in Huntington Park. Ideal for a savvy investor, this property offers strong rental income potential and is also well-suited for multigenerational living.The property features two separate structures. The front
Charming Huntington Park home offering a functional layout with comfortable living spaces and great potential. Features include a bright living area, well-sized bedrooms, and a spacious kitchen with ample cabinet storage. Private yard provides space for outdoor entertaining, gardening, or relaxing. Conveniently located near shopping, dining, schools, parks, and major freeways for an easy commute.
Charming single family fixer, ready for value-add rehab. Tax records show 1,056 sq ft with 3 bedrooms, 1 bath. House has been modified into a 3/2 home. (BUYERS TO VERIFY PERMITS). Property features a long driveway, spacious front lawn, living room, and family room with direct access to the covered carport area. Conveniently located near local schools, restaurants, shopping, and easy access to the
Attention Investors! Prime 7-Unit Opportunity with Value-Add Potential Near Downtown LA! Exceptional opportunity to own a 7-unit income property located at 7716 California Ave in the centrally located city of Huntington Park—a high-demand rental market just minutes from Downtown Los Angeles. This property offers immediate upside and strong income potential, featuring 4 vacant units ready to be
Location is everything, centrally located minutes away from the 710 Freeway, Azalea Regional Shopping Center and elementary, middle and high schools. This hidden gem has three bedrooms, two full bath, large living room and dinning room. Endless potential to add living space, two car detached garage for and ADU. Large driveway and side yard. This one is a must see in order to appreciate.
First time on the market in 40 years, this triplex presents a rare opportunity for both seasoned investors and owner-occupants seeking long-term growth. Situated on a large lot, the property offers potential to add up to two ADUs per the city - a significant value-add opportunity for future income and portfolio expansion. Recent improvements include new repipe to the street, enhancing reliability
One of a kind property. 4 bungalows, duplex and owners 3 bd unit (owner unit) above the garage. Excellent location, bungalows are like houses, not apartment. Very desirable, bungalows are preferred over apartments.
This exceptional 23-unit apartment complex presents a prime investment opportunity with significant upside potential. Ideal for a portfolio hold or future redevelopment, the offering consists of two separate properties with four separate buildings, located at 2660 & 2664 Randolph Street, and is being sold as a portfolio sale.Per city information, there may be an opportunity to convert the
We are proud to present 6200 Malabar Street – a 7-unit multifamily property located in the heart of Huntington Park, CA. Huntington Park is located within LA County’s Southeast region just 7-miles outside of DTLA, centered between the 710-, 5-, and 110-freeways. The property is located within a 10-mile drive to major employment hubs like City of Vernon, City of Commerce, and DTLA. Locally,
ust Listed Great Fixer In The Walnut Park Huntington Park Area This Home Is Perfect For Investors or Some One That Will Put Love Into This Home Property Consist Of 3 Beds 1 Bath
Excellent opportunity to own this duplex property in Huntington Park bordering the city of Maywood. Each unit is very cozy with its own living room, dining area, kitchen and each unit has 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom. The property also has a detached 1 car garage for each tenant and a storage unit for tools & gardening equipment.
Approximately 800 sq ft 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom ADU available for lease in Huntington Park. This unit offers a functional layout with updated finishes, including a modern kitchen with newer cabinetry and countertops, new flooring throughout, and a bright living area. Features include a private entrance and driveway parking. Water and gas are included. Conveniently located near shopping, schools,
Located just a few blocks away from essential grocery stores and Walgreens, our active adult residents enjoy easy access to daily necessities. The Pacific/Randolph Bus Stop is right down the street, providing seamless connectivity to the vibrant Pacific Blvd shopping district and its diverse dining options. For those who love to read or attend community events, the Huntington Park Library is a
A newly remolded four bedroom / two bathroom home. Located in the beautiful city of Huntington Park, this property is located near many restaurants and grocery stores for your convenience. Open property space which includes your own garage.
Welcome to State Apartments in Huntington Park. With only 10 apartments, you'll relish the privacy and peace that this community provides.One Parking Space IncludedEach apartment comes with the convenience of one dedicated parking space, ensuring that you always have a secure spot for your vehicle right at your doorstep.
Welcome to this bright and well-maintained studio apartment located in a gated building in one of Huntington Park's most desirable neighborhoods. This unit features a spacious open living area with tile flooring throughout, fresh neutral paint, and great natural light. The kitchen includes a gas stove, refrigerator, ample cabinet space, and granite countertops. The bathroom offers a full tub and
Brand new adu located in Huntington park with schools and shopping centers mins away. It has 3 beds and 1 bath with a kitchen and living room. It comes with 1 assigned parking spot and your utilities will be lights and gas. Any other questions fill free to reach out!
Washer & Dryer Hookup & 1 Car Garage, new kitchen with stainless steel stove, ceiling fan in bedroom, Window Air Conditioner, Blinds. It has one additional small room. NO SOCIAL MEDIA LISTING. DO NOT PAY ONLINE.
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.”
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.”
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.
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.
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.
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.
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
18
Median Rent
$2,000
Median Single Family Home Rent
$2,995
Median 4 Bedroom Single Family Home Rent
$3,300
Median Townhouse Rent
$2,500
Median 3 Bedroom Townhouse Rent
$3,450
Median Condo Rent
$1,700
Median 2 Bedroom Condo Rent
$2,500
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 friendly
Bike Score®®
70/ 100
Moderately friendly
Walk Score®®
70/ 100
Fairly friendly
Transit Score®®
50/ 100
Source: Local Logic
Sources: Local Logic
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