Burbank Multifamily

Six large employers — Warner Bros., Disney, Cartoon Network Studios, ABC/Disney Television, Nickelodeon Animation, and Worldwide Pants-era legacy production — shape Burbank's rental economy more than any other city in LA metro. The building you own does not exist in a general LA multifamily market.

Jurisdiction
Separate city
Rent control regime
Burbank Rent Stabilization Ordinance
Sterman closings here
4 transactions
Typical sale
With tenants in place
Selling guide

Selling an apartment building in Burbank

When a buyer underwrites a Burbank building, the rent roll is not measured against LA-wide rent trends. It is measured against a specific set of jobs at a specific set of employers. Burbank buildings don't move with LA's...

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Living in town

Living in Burbank

Burbank is an independent city of about 105,000 residents in the eastern San Fernando Valley, widely recognized as the media capital of the world. The city runs on entertainment-industry employment, has its own municipal...

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Closings

Sterman closings in Burbank

4 Sterman Multifamily Group closings in Burbank. See the full transaction record.

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FAQ

Questions about selling in Burbank

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

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Michael's Take
Burbank multifamily behaves more like a one-company town than a generic LA market. When studios hire, Burbank fills. When studios consolidate, it softens. The buildings are easier to underwrite than most LA City inventory because the regulatory regime is Burbank's own ordinance, not LA City RSO.

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