Studio City | South Valley
Studio City
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Market data current as of August 2026. Home prices shift monthly.
Studio City's median home value is approximately $1.8M to $1.9M, with price per square foot around $788 to $802. The market is somewhat competitive, with homes typically selling in around 54 to 62 days. Entry-level detached homes generally start around $1.5M.
Life in Studio City
Schools in Studio City
Studio City is served by LAUSD, with several public and private options in the area. Buyers should verify the assigned school for each address.
Getting around from Studio City
Studio City has direct access to US-101 and SR-134. The Universal City/Studio City Metro B Line station provides subway access toward Hollywood and Downtown Los Angeles.
Everyday shopping and dining
Ventura Boulevard is the neighborhood's main dining and shopping corridor, with restaurants, grocery stores, boutiques, fitness studios, and professional services.
Parks and outdoor access
Studio City Recreation Center, Fryman Canyon, and nearby Santa Monica Mountains trails provide both neighborhood recreation and hiking.
Nearby hospitals and medical access
Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center in Burbank and Sherman Oaks Hospital are among the larger nearby medical facilities.
HOA costs in Studio City
Condos and townhomes are common near Ventura Boulevard. HOA dues often run roughly $400-$800 monthly and can be higher in buildings with elevators, pools, security, or extensive reserves.
Property tax considerations
Property taxes are tied to assessed value plus property-specific assessments. Buyers should review the exact tax bill and HOA budget together when comparing monthly ownership costs.
Hazard and insurance considerations
Hillside sections south of Ventura Boulevard can face wildfire, slope, drainage, and insurance issues. Property-specific hazard information should be obtained early.
Questions buyers ask
Thinking about living in Studio City?
What is the commute like from Studio City?
Studio City has direct access to US-101 and SR-134. The Universal City/Studio City Metro B Line station provides subway access toward Hollywood and Downtown Los Angeles.
How much are HOA fees in Studio City?
Condos and townhomes are common near Ventura Boulevard. HOA dues often run roughly $400-$800 monthly and can be higher in buildings with elevators, pools, security, or extensive reserves.
What should buyers know about schools in Studio City?
Studio City is served by LAUSD, with several public and private options in the area. Buyers should verify the assigned school for each address.
Are there insurance or natural hazard considerations in Studio City?
Hillside sections south of Ventura Boulevard can face wildfire, slope, drainage, and insurance issues. Property-specific hazard information should be obtained early.