Studio City earns its name honestly — it sits next to Radford Studio Center and Universal, and that industry proximity drives a steady, particular… Read More about Studio City Housing Market and Neighborhood Guide
Tarzana has one of the best origin stories in Los Angeles — author Edgar Rice Burroughs bought the tract in 1919 and named it for his character… Read More about Tarzana Housing Market and Neighborhood Guide
Woodland Hills sits at the western end of the Valley and offers something the closer-in communities can’t: room. Read More about Woodland Hills Housing Market and Neighborhood Guide
Van Nuys is the central, urban heart of the Valley — denser, more diverse and more affordable than the hillside communities to its south, and the… Read More about Van Nuys Housing Market and Neighborhood Guide
Simi Valley and Moorpark are the “over the grade” alternative to the Conejo Valley — connected to Thousand Oaks and the coast by the 118 and 23, but… Read More about Simi Valley vs. Moorpark: The Region’s Value Corridor, Compared
Moorpark is the newer, smaller and slightly pricier neighbor to Simi Valley — a city where more than three-quarters of the homes were built after… Read More about Moorpark Housing Market and Neighborhood Guide
Santa Rosa Valley is one of the region’s best-kept secrets: an unincorporated pocket of Ventura County tucked between Camarillo, Thousand Oaks and… Read More about Santa Rosa Valley Housing Market and Neighborhood Guide: Ventura County’s Equestrian Enclave
Photo / CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons Ventura County has two harbors, sitting barely nine miles apart, and locals rarely confuse them — but… Read More about Ventura County’s Two Harbors: A Guide to Channel Islands Harbor and Ventura Harbor
Ventura County packs an outsized amount of good surf into its coastline — from the world-class point break that opens the county’s western edge to… Read More about Ventura County Surf Spots: A Local’s Guide from Rincon to County Line
Malibu is where California surf culture grew up. Its 21 miles of coast hold everything from the most storied point break in the state to powerful… Read More about Malibu Surf Spots: From Surfrider to County Line
You don’t have to drive far from downtown Ventura to get above the rooftops and out over the ocean. Read More about Hiking Trails Near Ventura: Coastal Views, Canyons and the Serra Cross
When people say “the coast” in Ventura County, they usually mean four very different places that happen to share a shoreline. Read More about The Coastal Ventura County Housing Market: Ventura, Oxnard, Camarillo & Port Hueneme Compared
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