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Northridge is a large part of the City of Los Angeles in the northwest San Fernando Valley, home to California State University, Northridge. Its ZIP codes include 91324, 91325 and 91326.
Most homes are single-family houses from the 1950s through the 1970s, many on larger lots than in the east Valley. North of Devonshire Street, streets get quieter and lots bigger, and some pockets allow horse keeping.
The area around CSUN has more apartments and condos, while the northern part of Northridge has bigger ranch homes and pool lots. The Northridge Fashion Center and the shops along Reseda and Tampa avenues cover most daily needs.
The 1994 Northridge earthquake was centered here, and many homes and buildings were repaired or retrofitted afterward. Buyers often ask for permit history on older additions, which is a good habit anywhere in the Valley.
Market Snapshot
Live MLS numbers for Northridge, refreshed every night. The Free Market Report box lower on the page uses the same figures.
Homes, townhomes and condos (no rentals) from the MLS. These numbers refresh every night as listings go active, pending or sold. Last updated Oct 30, 2026 at 2:28 am.
Absorption rate shows how fast homes are selling. It takes the homes for sale today and divides them by the number of homes that sold per month over the last 12 months.
The answer is how many months it would take to sell every home on the market if no new listings came up. Under about 4 months usually means a seller’s market, 4 to 6 months is balanced, and over 6 months favors buyers.
Right now about 30% of the homes for sale in Northridge are selling each month.
See the full Northridge market report →
Based on 340 sales in the last 12 months. Charts cover the last 8 full quarters. Source: CSMAR MLS and its data-share MLSs. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
Ten Northridge neighborhoods, from Sherwood Forest and the Devonshire tracts with their big lots to the townhome communities in north Northridge. Click a shape or a card to open its guide.
Outlines are drawn from Los Angeles County parcel records. Much of Northridge has no single tract name, so only named neighborhoods are shown.
Yes. It is a neighborhood of the City of Los Angeles.
Mostly single-family ranch homes from the 1950s to the 1970s, with condos and apartments near CSUN.
A few pockets in north Northridge are zoned for horses. Zoning goes by parcel, so it should be confirmed with the city.
Public schools are run by Los Angeles Unified. Assignments go by exact address, so it is worth checking LAUSD's Resident School Identifier and calling the school. Magnet, charter and private options are also worth comparing.
The 118 runs along the north and the 405 is to the east, so most of Northridge is a short drive from one or the other.
The newest Northridge listings, straight from the MLS.
Active$1,699,0007714 Lasaine Avenue
Active$925,0008618 Melvin Avenue
Active$888,8888433 Tunney Avenue
Active$1,799,90019415 Kinzie Street
Active$900,00016922 Labrador Street
Active$1,099,99917315 Superior Street
Active$876,90018619 Nordhoff
Active$1,145,00018745 Sunburst Street
Active$1,049,00017408 ElkwoodFree Market Report
Everything in the snapshot above, in far more detail: month-by-month prices, what sells at each price point, neighborhood-by-neighborhood numbers and who lives here. Homeowners also see recent sales of homes like theirs.
Homes for sale and closed sales (no rentals) from the MLS — CSMAR and its data-share MLSs. Updated Oct 30, 2026.
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Public and private schools that serve Northridge. Assignments go by exact address, so confirm with the district before you buy.
School assignments follow the street address, and districts adjust boundaries and offer transfers, so confirm the schools for a specific home with the district before you rely on them. Ratings and test scores open on GreatSchools.
Top-rated local spots in and around Northridge. Tap a category.
Ratings and details from Google. Refreshed monthly.
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