Woodland Hills Apartment Buildings

Warner Center defines Woodland Hills. The commercial office corridor, the recent post-1995 multifamily construction concentrated around it, the retail and hospitality development, and the hillside residential inventory south of Ventura — three investment profiles, one ZIP code.

Jurisdiction
LA City
Rent control regime
LA City RSO (pre-1978) + Costa-Hawkins (post-1995)
Sterman closings here
2 transactions
Typical sale
With tenants in place

Woodland Hills apartment building sales — the closed record

Buildings closed2
Units16
Total volume$3.6 million
Price per unit range$218K – $238K

With 2 closings here, this is a range rather than a median — too small a sample to call a midpoint. The full record across every submarket is in the Sterman Transaction Index.

Every Woodland Hills building in the record

AddressUnitsPriceClosed
22705 Del Valle St8$1,905,0002014-01
22423 Del Valle St8$1,745,0002013-02
Selling guide

Selling an apartment building in Woodland Hills

Warner Center is one of the larger employment nodes in the San Fernando Valley. When the office buildings are occupied, the surrounding multifamily fills with corporate renters who commute short distances. When the offic...

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Living in town

Living in Woodland Hills

Woodland Hills is an LA City neighborhood at the far western edge of the San Fernando Valley, anchored by Warner Center (the major commercial office district) and a mix of residential, retail, and hospitality development...

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Closings

Sterman closings in Woodland Hills

2 Sterman Multifamily Group closings in Woodland Hills. See the full transaction record.

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FAQ

Questions about selling in Woodland Hills

3 common questions about selling an apartment building in Woodland Hills — answered.

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Michael's Take
Woodland Hills is really three investment markets — Warner Center corridor post-1995 product (institutional-favored), hillside pre-1978 residential (RSO-affected), and mid-vintage mid-rise (case-by-case). The right underwriting depends on which profile the building fits.

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