North Hollywood.

Name: North Hollywood, CA — neighborhood data
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California·Los Angeles County

24 tracts·74K people·$885K median sale·—/mi²

Population74,210down 7.5% over five years

Median sale$885,225recorded sales

Median age35.7

CountyLos Angeles

Tracts24

Neighborhoods

24tracts

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01Cahuenga Boulevard / Oxnard Street5K$965K 02Lankershim Boulevard / Chandler Boulevard4K$1.1M 03Hewitt · 1239.014K$972K 04Clybourn Avenue / Vanowen Street4K$698K 05Hewitt · 1233.014K$793K 06Ventura Freeway / Cahuenga Boulevard4K$842K 07Garnsey (2)4K$1.2M 08Oxnard Street / Vineland Avenue4K$922K 09Hewitt · 1232.043K$867K 10Burbank Boulevard / Cahuenga Boulevard3K$917K 11Lankershim Boulevard / Hesby Street3K—12Cahuenga Boulevard / Addison Street3K$934K 13Hewitt · 1241.043K$877K 14Cahuenga Boulevard / Magnolia Boulevard3K$613K 15Hewitt · 1232.053K$1.0M 16Lankershim Boulevard / Hartsook Street3K$433K 17Garnsey3K$1.3M 18Hewitt · 1232.033K$861K 19Lankershim Boulevard / Magnolia Boulevard3K—20Hewitt · 1232.062K$640K 21NoHo Arts District2K$688K 22Lankershim Boulevard / Oxnard Street2K$880K 23Vineland Avenue / Califa Street2K$954K 24Hewitt · 1241.032K$831K

People

Census ACS

Median Age35.7yrsa little younger than California 38.0 · a little younger than the U.S. 37.9

Census ACS

HeritageNo majority

Hispanic 48 · White 33 · Asian 8 · Black 7 · Multiracial 3 · Other 1

Households2.4people / home

Married couple 38 · Living alone 35 · Other 27

Foreign-Born36.3%U.S. average 14%

Census ACS

Veterans1.8%CA 4% · US 5.6%

Census ACS

Housing profile

Census ACS · CFPB/FFIEC HMDA

When Homes Were Built1969median year built

Census ACS

Median Rent$1,939/moa little lower than California $2,118 · 23% above the U.S. $1,578

Census ACS

What it costs to buy

Based on

Based on 129 owner-occupied purchases in 2025

What sold here, cheapest to priciest · each block is a tenth of sales

$913,123

median price paid

$624Kcheapest fifth sold under

$1.07Mpriciest fifth sold above

each block is a fifth of sales

How buyers financed it

Down payment$177,57019%

Amount financed$735,55381%

Interest rate6.71%30-yr

Lender fees at closing$11,142

Monthly payment$4,749/moP&I only

Price Spread1.7×priciest fifth vs cheapest fifth

How wide the price range is: the 80th percentile sale divided by the 20th. An area of near-identical homes lands near 1×; a mixed one runs far higher. CFPB/FFIEC HMDA.

Buyer Income$223,659median, of purchasers

The income lenders recorded on these applications — the people who BOUGHT, not the households already living here. CFPB/FFIEC HMDA.

Debt to Income40%42% above 43%

Total monthly debt as a share of income, at the time of purchase. 43% is the threshold above which a mortgage stops meeting the federal qualified-mortgage standard. CFPB/FFIEC HMDA.

Homes Sold2.8%of owner-occupied homes, per year

Mortgaged purchases in a year divided by North Hollywood's owner-occupied homes — how often a home here changes hands. CFPB/FFIEC HMDA.

Jumbo Loans2%above the conforming limit

Share of purchases financed above the county conforming loan limit, so they fall outside Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. CFPB/FFIEC HMDA.

FHA or VA Loans4%government-backed programs

Share financed through the Federal Housing Administration or Department of Veterans Affairs, which allow smaller down payments than a conventional loan. CFPB/FFIEC HMDA.

Who bought

Based on all 137 purchases in 2025 · 6% were not principal residences

Only 8 of these 137 purchases were not principal residences. A separate median needs at least 15, so add earlier years to widen the sample.

Occupancy is recorded by the lender at purchase: a principal residence, a second home, or an investment property. Source: CFPB/FFIEC HMDA — single-unit homes bought with a mortgage; cash sales are not reported to HMDA.

Homeownership23.6%CA 53.3% · US 58.1%

Census ACS

Price-to-Income12.2×sale price ÷ household income

CFPB/FFIEC HMDA · Census ACS

Not Owner-Occupied6.3%of 443 purchases, second homes or investments

CFPB/FFIEC HMDA

Housing Units34,4186.9% vacant · US 8.2%

Census ACS

Rent-Burdened59.9%renters paying 30%+ of income · US 48%

Census ACS

Moved in Past Year11.8%CA 11.1% · US 13.5%

Census ACS

Education

Census ACS

Bachelor's or Higher36%a little lower than California 37.6% · a little lower than the U.S. 37.1%

Census ACS · dotted lines mark the U.S. share of each bucket

High School or Higher82.5%about the same as California 84% · a little lower than the U.S. 88.5%

Census ACS

Associate or Higher44.2%CA 45.2% · US 45.4%

Census ACS

Money

Census ACS

Median Household Income$72,83130% below California $104,036 · 15% below the U.S. $86,055

Census ACS

Below Poverty Line17.4%40% above California 12.5% · 26% above the U.S. 13.9%

Census ACS

Unemployment9.5%CA 6.8% · US 5.7%

Census ACS

Income Inequality0.44GiniCA 0.42 · US 0.42

Census ACS

Work

LEHD LODES · Census ACS

Jobs Located in North Hollywood20,639−2.2% year over year

LEHD LODES

Per-Capita Income$41,08717% below California $49,513 · a little lower than the U.S. $44,675

Census ACS

Where residents work

Los Angeles 53 · Burbank 17 · Glendale 3 · Beverly Hills 2 · Culver City 1 · Elsewhere 25

Commute

Census ACS · EPA

Mean Commute28.8minabout the same as California 28.9 · a little longer than the U.S. 26.4

Census ACS

Walkability Index14.4/2011% above California 12.9 · 17% above the U.S. 12.3

EPA National Walkability Index

Climate & natural hazards

NOAA · FEMA NRI · USGS

Comfort

Avg Summer Heat87° Jul

Avg Winter Cold45° Jan

Humidity55%

Sunshine89%

Precipitation15in/yr

Snowfall0in/yr

Comfortable Days235days/yrDays passing every comfort gate

NOAA GridMET daily grid

Rep-tract reading · same station-interpolated source as address reports

Natural hazards

Inland flooding99

Earthquake97

Heat wave41

Hail22

Tornado20

Winter weather13

Peak Ground Shaking0.88g2% chance in 50 years

USGS National Seismic Hazard Model

Rep-tract reading · FEMA National Risk Index, national ranks 0–100; the tick is the national median

Public schools

NCES · state test proficiency

Elementary

Middle

1Roy Romer Middle24%

High

1Science Academy STEM Magnet98%
2East Valley Senior High35%

Showing up to 10 schools per level · School assignment depends on the exact address; open a neighborhood or address report to see your assigned schools.

Common questions

What is the median home sale price in North Hollywood, CA?

The median home sale price in North Hollywood is $885,225, based on 443 recorded purchases in North Hollywood's census tracts (CFPB/FFIEC HMDA). The Census ACS puts the median home VALUE nationwide at $458,812.

How many people live in North Hollywood?

North Hollywood has 74,210 residents across 24 census tracts (Census ACS).

What are the demographics of North Hollywood?

The median age is 35.7; the population is 47.5% Hispanic or Latino, 32.9% White, 8.1% Asian, 7.1% Black, 3.3% Multiracial and 1.1% Other; the average household has 2.4 people; 36.0% of adults hold a bachelor's degree or higher; the poverty rate is 17.4% (Census ACS).

Which public schools in North Hollywood post the highest test proficiency?

ISANA Palmati Academy (61%), Victory Boulevard Elementary (47%) and Oxnard Street Elementary (36%) lead the elementary schools; Roy Romer Middle is the middle school with reported scores (24%); Science Academy STEM Magnet (98%) and East Valley Senior High (35%) lead the high schools. Average of ELA and math proficiency (state DOE / NCES).

What is the median rent in North Hollywood?

Median gross rent is $1,939/month, 23% above the US median (Census ACS).

What is the median household income in North Hollywood, CA?

The median household income in North Hollywood is $72,831 a year, 15% below the US median (Census ACS).

How much does it cost to live in North Hollywood?

In North Hollywood, median rent is $1,939/month and the median home sale price is $885,225 (Census ACS · CFPB/FFIEC HMDA).

What is the weather like in North Hollywood?

Summer highs average 87°F; winter lows average 45°F; there are 235 comfortable days a year; annual precipitation is 15 inches (NOAA GridMET).

What is the natural disaster risk in North Hollywood, CA?

The highest-rated natural hazards in North Hollywood are inland flooding (99), earthquake (97) and heat wave (41), scored 0–100 against all US communities (FEMA National Risk Index). Peak ground shaking is 0.88g (USGS; 2% chance in 50 years).

How walkable is North Hollywood, CA?

North Hollywood scores 14.4 out of 20 on the EPA National Walkability Index, vs a US average of 12.3; 1.5% of workers walk to work (EPA Smart Location Database; Census ACS).

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North Hollywood.

California·Los Angeles County

24 tracts·74K people·$885K median sale·—/mi²

Population74,210down 7.5% over five years

Median sale$885,225recorded sales

Median age35.7

CountyLos Angeles

Tracts24

Neighborhoods

24tracts

Open in Explore

People

Census ACS

Median Age35.7yrsa little younger than California 38.0 · a little younger than the U.S. 37.9

Census ACS

HeritageNo majority

Hispanic 48 · White 33 · Asian 8 · Black 7 · Multiracial 3 · Other 1

Households2.4people / home

Married couple 38 · Living alone 35 · Other 27

Foreign-Born36.3%U.S. average 14%

Census ACS

Veterans1.8%CA 4% · US 5.6%

Census ACS

Housing profile

Census ACS · CFPB/FFIEC HMDA

When Homes Were Built1969median year built

Census ACS

Median Rent$1,939/moa little lower than California $2,118 · 23% above the U.S. $1,578

Census ACS

What it costs to buy

Based on

Based on 129 owner-occupied purchases in 2025

What sold here, cheapest to priciest · each block is a tenth of sales

$913,123

median price paid

$624Kcheapest fifth sold under

$1.07Mpriciest fifth sold above

each block is a fifth of sales

How buyers financed it

Down payment$177,57019%

Amount financed$735,55381%

Interest rate6.71%30-yr

Lender fees at closing$11,142

Monthly payment$4,749/moP&I only

Price Spread1.7×priciest fifth vs cheapest fifth

How wide the price range is: the 80th percentile sale divided by the 20th. An area of near-identical homes lands near 1×; a mixed one runs far higher. CFPB/FFIEC HMDA.

Buyer Income$223,659median, of purchasers

The income lenders recorded on these applications — the people who BOUGHT, not the households already living here. CFPB/FFIEC HMDA.

Debt to Income40%42% above 43%

Total monthly debt as a share of income, at the time of purchase. 43% is the threshold above which a mortgage stops meeting the federal qualified-mortgage standard. CFPB/FFIEC HMDA.

Homes Sold2.8%of owner-occupied homes, per year

Mortgaged purchases in a year divided by North Hollywood's owner-occupied homes — how often a home here changes hands. CFPB/FFIEC HMDA.

Jumbo Loans2%above the conforming limit

Share of purchases financed above the county conforming loan limit, so they fall outside Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. CFPB/FFIEC HMDA.

FHA or VA Loans4%government-backed programs

Share financed through the Federal Housing Administration or Department of Veterans Affairs, which allow smaller down payments than a conventional loan. CFPB/FFIEC HMDA.

Who bought

Based on all 137 purchases in 2025 · 6% were not principal residences

Only 8 of these 137 purchases were not principal residences. A separate median needs at least 15, so add earlier years to widen the sample.

Homeownership23.6%CA 53.3% · US 58.1%

Census ACS

Price-to-Income12.2×sale price ÷ household income

CFPB/FFIEC HMDA · Census ACS

Not Owner-Occupied6.3%of 443 purchases, second homes or investments

CFPB/FFIEC HMDA

Housing Units34,4186.9% vacant · US 8.2%

Census ACS

Rent-Burdened59.9%renters paying 30%+ of income · US 48%

Census ACS

Moved in Past Year11.8%CA 11.1% · US 13.5%

Census ACS

Education

Census ACS

Bachelor's or Higher36%a little lower than California 37.6% · a little lower than the U.S. 37.1%

Census ACS · dotted lines mark the U.S. share of each bucket

High School or Higher82.5%about the same as California 84% · a little lower than the U.S. 88.5%

Census ACS

Associate or Higher44.2%CA 45.2% · US 45.4%

Census ACS

Money

Census ACS

Median Household Income$72,83130% below California $104,036 · 15% below the U.S. $86,055

Census ACS

Below Poverty Line17.4%40% above California 12.5% · 26% above the U.S. 13.9%

Census ACS

Unemployment9.5%CA 6.8% · US 5.7%

Census ACS

Income Inequality0.44GiniCA 0.42 · US 0.42

Census ACS

Work

LEHD LODES · Census ACS

Jobs Located in North Hollywood20,639−2.2% year over year

LEHD LODES

Per-Capita Income$41,08717% below California $49,513 · a little lower than the U.S. $44,675

Census ACS

Where residents work

Los Angeles 53 · Burbank 17 · Glendale 3 · Beverly Hills 2 · Culver City 1 · Elsewhere 25

Commute

Census ACS · EPA

Mean Commute28.8minabout the same as California 28.9 · a little longer than the U.S. 26.4

Census ACS

Walkability Index14.4/2011% above California 12.9 · 17% above the U.S. 12.3

EPA National Walkability Index

Climate & natural hazards

NOAA · FEMA NRI · USGS

Comfort

Avg Summer Heat87° Jul

Avg Winter Cold45° Jan

Humidity55%

Sunshine89%

Precipitation15in/yr

Snowfall0in/yr

Comfortable Days235days/yrDays passing every comfort gate

NOAA GridMET daily grid

Rep-tract reading · same station-interpolated source as address reports

Natural hazards

Inland flooding99

Earthquake97

Heat wave41

Hail22

Tornado20

Winter weather13

Peak Ground Shaking0.88g2% chance in 50 years

USGS National Seismic Hazard Model

Rep-tract reading · FEMA National Risk Index, national ranks 0–100; the tick is the national median

Public schools

NCES · state test proficiency

Elementary

Middle

1Roy Romer Middle24%

High

1Science Academy STEM Magnet98%
2East Valley Senior High35%

Showing up to 10 schools per level · School assignment depends on the exact address; open a neighborhood or address report to see your assigned schools.

Common questions

What is the median home sale price in North Hollywood, CA?

How many people live in North Hollywood?

North Hollywood has 74,210 residents across 24 census tracts (Census ACS).

What are the demographics of North Hollywood?

Which public schools in North Hollywood post the highest test proficiency?

What is the median rent in North Hollywood?

Median gross rent is $1,939/month, 23% above the US median (Census ACS).

What is the median household income in North Hollywood, CA?

The median household income in North Hollywood is $72,831 a year, 15% below the US median (Census ACS).

How much does it cost to live in North Hollywood?

In North Hollywood, median rent is $1,939/month and the median home sale price is $885,225 (Census ACS · CFPB/FFIEC HMDA).

What is the weather like in North Hollywood?

Summer highs average 87°F; winter lows average 45°F; there are 235 comfortable days a year; annual precipitation is 15 inches (NOAA GridMET).

What is the natural disaster risk in North Hollywood, CA?

How walkable is North Hollywood, CA?

North Hollywood scores 14.4 out of 20 on the EPA National Walkability Index, vs a US average of 12.3; 1.5% of workers walk to work (EPA Smart Location Database; Census ACS).