Northridge

Northridge sits in the central-northern part of the Valley, home to Cal State Northridge, which gives the neighborhood a genuine college-town layer without it fully dominating what is otherwise a broad, family-oriented residential community. Housing here is a mix of post-war single-story homes on the older streets and larger, more updated properties built through the 70s and 80s, with lots that tend to run a bit more generous than in the eastern Valley, especially in the neighborhoods north of Devonshire.

The 1994 earthquake hit Northridge harder than almost anywhere else in the city, and a lot of the neighborhood's housing stock reflects that history, since so much was rebuilt or retrofitted in the years that followed, giving parts of the community a slightly newer feel than you'd expect from a mid-century Valley neighborhood. Cal State Northridge brings a steady population of students, faculty, and staff, and Devonshire Street and Reseda Boulevard carry the area's day-to-day commercial life. Northridge has long drawn families looking for solid, mid-sized homes with good access to the 118 and 405, along with people connected to the university, and that mix of university presence and stable residential streets has kept it a consistent, if understated, choice in the Valley.

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