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Studio City Homes & Real Estate

Studio City is a neighborhood of the City of Los Angeles between Sherman Oaks and Universal City, named for the film studio lot that is now CBS Studio Center. Homes range from hillside houses in the canyons south of Ventura Boulevard to Spanish, Craftsman, traditional and mid-century homes on the flats, with condominiums along Ventura Boulevard and Moorpark Street. Buyers are drawn by its walkable pockets, canyon routes over the hill to the Westside and Hollywood, and a Metro B Line station next door.

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At a glance

Studio City by the numbers

Named for the studio lot on Radford Avenue — Tujunga Village, the river path and canyon streets to the south.

Homes for sale
131
Median list price
$2.099M
Median $ / sq ft
$741
Homes for lease
72
Jurisdiction
Neighborhood of the City of Los Angeles
Region
San Fernando Valley, Los Angeles County
ZIP code
91604
Median days on market
29
Updated

Active residential MLS listings (CRMLS via kvCORE) in Studio City as of October 10, 2026. Medians are list prices of homes for sale, not closed sales; days on market is for active listings.

On the market

For sale & lease in Studio City

Active MLS listings, newest first, refreshed hourly. Each tab opens its own page with every listing in that segment.

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Single-family and income homes for sale under $3M · 43 active · median $2.099M

All homes in Studio City

$1,495,000

11419 Sunshine Terrace

Studio City · 91604

  • 5 Beds
  • 2.5 Baths
  • 2,379 Sq Ft

Listing courtesy of Arto Poladian with Redfin Corporation; 877-973-3346

$2,995,000

11747 Moorpark Street

Studio City · 91604

  • 12 Beds
  • 4 Baths
  • 7,496 Sq Ft

Listing courtesy of Glen Scher with Marcus & Millichap; 818-212-2808

$1,998,000

11734 Sunshine Terrace

Studio City · 91604

  • 3 Beds
  • 3 Baths
  • 2,150 Sq Ft

Listing courtesy of Gene Bush with Coldwell Banker Realty; 310-657-5050

$1,298,800

4418 Ethel Avenue

Studio City · 91604

  • 3 Beds
  • 1 Bath
  • 1,401 Sq Ft

Listing courtesy of Craig Martin with Pinnacle Estate Properties, Inc.; 661-361-6843

$1,525,000

12045 Pacoima Court

Studio City · 91604

  • 3 Beds
  • 1 Bath
  • 2,505 Sq Ft

Listing courtesy of Andrew Manning with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties; 818-380-2147

$1,495,000

11423 Sunshine Terrace

Studio City · 91604

  • 4 Beds
  • 2.5 Baths
  • 2,251 Sq Ft

Listing courtesy of Arto Poladian with Redfin Corporation; 877-973-3346

$1,895,000

11614 Colfax Meadow Lane

Studio City · 91604

  • 4 Beds
  • 3.5 Baths
  • 2,524 Sq Ft

Listing courtesy of Gary Rapoport with GBR Properties; 818-399-9981

$2,099,000

12706 Hortense Street

Studio City · 91604

  • 3 Beds
  • 3 Baths
  • 2,170 Sq Ft

Listing courtesy of Brandon Kramer with Rodeo Realty; 310-663-3088

$2,649,000

3102 Dona Sofia

Studio City · 91604

  • 4 Beds
  • 2.5 Baths
  • 3,159 Sq Ft

Listing courtesy of Jeffrey Goldbloom with Pinnacle Estate Properties, Inc.; 818-612-9568

$1,895,000

4311 Laurelgrove Avenue

Studio City · 91604

  • 4 Beds
  • 2 Baths
  • 2,129 Sq Ft

Listing courtesy of Stefanie Pollack with Compass; 818-625-6171

The neighborhood

Character & housing stock

Active listings by segment today.

The neighborhood grew around the studio Mack Sennett opened on Radford Avenue in 1928; the lot, later home to Republic Pictures, is now CBS Studio Center.

South of Ventura Boulevard, homes climb the Santa Monica Mountains along canyon streets toward Mulholland Drive, many on steep lots with views. North of the boulevard, the flats hold Spanish, Craftsman, traditional and ranch homes from the 1920s through the 1950s, along with many remodels and new builds. Condominium and apartment buildings concentrate near Ventura Boulevard, Moorpark Street and Laurel Canyon Boulevard.

As elsewhere in the Valley hills, hillside parcels can be subject to Los Angeles’ hillside rules, the Mulholland Scenic Parkway Specific Plan and brush clearance in Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zones.

On Ventura Boulevard

Ventura Boulevard & landmarks

Ventura Boulevard’s restaurants and shops continue east through Studio City toward Universal City, where the boulevard meets Lankershim Boulevard and becomes Cahuenga Boulevard. Tujunga Village, on Tujunga Avenue north of the boulevard, is a short, walkable strip of cafés and boutiques.

The Los Angeles River runs through the neighborhood, with sections of greenway path along its banks. Fryman Canyon and Wilacre Park are trailheads into the Santa Monica Mountains, and Universal Studios Hollywood is just east in Universal City.

Getting around

Freeways, canyons & transit

US-101 runs along the northern side of the neighborhood, with its junctions with SR-134 and SR-170 nearby. The Metro B Line’s Universal City/Studio City station, just east, has trains to Hollywood and downtown Los Angeles. Laurel Canyon Boulevard leads over the hill toward West Hollywood, and Coldwater Canyon Avenue toward Beverly Hills.

Around Studio City

Places around Studio City

A starting list from OpenStreetMap, nearest first, with independent businesses ahead of chains. Not endorsements — hours and details change.

Places © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), retrieved September 13, 2026. Distances are straight-line from a reference point in Studio City. A listing here is not an endorsement — confirm hours and details directly.

Schools

Schools near Studio City

Public and private schools closest to Studio City, listed as data from the federal school directory — without ratings. Living near a school does not determine enrollment; confirm the assigned school for any address with the Los Angeles Unified School District.

  • Carpenter Community Charter3909 Carpenter Ave., Studio City 91604 0.3 mi
  • Walter Reed Middle4525 Irvine Ave., North Hollywood 91602 0.8 mi
  • Colfax Charter Elementary4935 Colfax Ave., Valley Village 91601 1.2 mi

Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) EDGE public and private school locations, 2023–24. Straight-line distance from a reference point in Studio City.

Local resources

Who to call in Studio City

Studio City is a neighborhood of the City of Los Angeles, so city departments handle permits, utilities and services. Look up the City Council district for any address with Neighborhood Info.

Your council & city services

Zoning, permits & building

Utilities

Safety & hillside rules

Moving & ownership

Public buildings nearby 8

  • Studio City Post Office Post office · 91604 Laurel Canyon Boulevard 0.2 mi
  • Universal Mail & Business Center Post office · 12400 Ventura Boulevard 0.4 mi
  • Los Angeles Fire Department Fire Station 78 Fire station · 4041 Whitsett Avenue 0.6 mi
  • Studio City Branch Los Angeles Public Library (opens the business website) Library · 12511 Moorpark Street 0.7 mi
  • The UPS Store Post office · 11271 Ventura Boulevard 1.2 mi
  • Los Angeles Fire Department Fire Station 108 Fire station · 12520 Mulholland Drive 1.3 mi
  • Valley Village Post Office Post office 1.5 mi
  • Community Centre Community centre 1.7 mi

Links checked September 2026. Agencies reorganize their websites; if a link has moved, search the agency name. Public buildings © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Questions buyers ask

Living in Studio City

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Is Studio City part of the City of Los Angeles?

Yes. Studio City is a San Fernando Valley neighborhood of the City of Los Angeles, served by LADWP, LAPD, LAFD and the Los Angeles Unified School District.

Why is it called Studio City?

It is named for the film studio that Mack Sennett opened on Radford Avenue in 1928. The lot is now CBS Studio Center.

What kinds of homes are in Studio City?

Hillside homes in the canyons south of Ventura Boulevard; Spanish, Craftsman, traditional and ranch homes on the flats to the north, many remodeled or rebuilt; and condominiums and apartments near Ventura Boulevard and Moorpark Street.

Is there a Metro rail station near Studio City?

Yes. Universal City/Studio City station on the Metro B Line is just east of the neighborhood, with trains to Hollywood and downtown Los Angeles.

What is the ZIP code for Studio City?

91604.

How do you get from Studio City to West Hollywood or Beverly Hills?

Laurel Canyon Boulevard leads over the hill toward West Hollywood, and Coldwater Canyon Avenue toward Beverly Hills. US-101 through the Cahuenga Pass reaches Hollywood.

How many homes are for sale in Studio City right now?

As of October 10, 2026, there are 131 residential listings for sale and 72 for lease in Studio City on the MLS, with a median list price of $2,099,000 and a median of $741 per square foot. These figures cover active listings in Zeev’s CRMLS feed and refresh hourly; they are list prices, not closed sales.

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