Lake Balboa is a central San Fernando Valley neighborhood built around Anthony C. Beilenson Park and its man-made Balboa Lake — a distinct identity that grew out of what was previously considered part of Van Nuys.
Buildings within walking distance of Anthony C. Beilenson Park and Balboa Lake carry a real, if modest, amenity premium over otherwise-comparable Lake Balboa inventory further from the park. It's a genuine, if secondary...
Read the full seller's guide →Living in townLake Balboa is an LA City neighborhood in the central San Fernando Valley named for the man-made Balboa Lake at the center of Anthony C. Beilenson Park (renamed from Lake Balboa Park in 1998), within the larger Sepulveda...
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See all 0 Lake Balboa closings →FAQCommon questions about selling multifamily in Lake Balboa.
Read the full FAQ →Lake Balboa's multifamily stock and buyer pool track the central Valley closely, pricing alongside Van Nuys and Sherman Oaks. The park frontage is a real, if modest, amenity premium for buildings within walking distance of it.
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