What's the Average Home Price in Reseda?

The average home price in Reseda 91335 is one of the most frequently searched real estate questions in the central San Fernando Valley — and one of the most consistently misunderstood, because a single average number applied to a neighborhood this diverse in condition, bedroom count, sub-neighborhood positioning, and lot configuration obscures more than it reveals. A buyer who hears "the average Reseda home price is $810,000" and uses that number to calibrate their search will be surprised in multiple directions: surprised at how much more a renovated 4-bedroom on a large lot costs, and surprised at how much less an original-condition 2-bedroom on a standard lot commands.

This article gives Reseda buyers the price data that actually works for decision-making: specific ranges by bedroom count, specific ranges by condition tier, the specific sub-neighborhood variation within 91335 that produces meaningful price differences on otherwise comparable homes, and the honest context about what drives those differences — so buyers can locate themselves accurately within the market before they start touring homes and making offers.

1. 📊 Reseda Home Prices by Bedroom Count — The Foundation of Any Search

Bedroom count is the first filter most Reseda buyers apply — and understanding the realistic price range for each bedroom tier in 91335 is the foundation of a well-calibrated search.

 Reseda 91335's housing stock range — from the 2-bedroom starter home to the 4-bedroom move-up family home, all predominantly 1950s–1970s construction on standard central Valley lots. Understanding the price range for each bedroom tier, and how condition overlays that range, is the starting point for any well-calibrated Reseda buyer search.

🛏️ 2-Bedroom Homes in Reseda 91335:

• → 💰 Price range: $640,000–$760,000
• → 📐 Typical configuration: 900–1,200 sq ft, standard lot, 1-bath in original stock, 1.5–2 bath in renovated examples
• → 👤 Primary buyer profile: First-time buyers at the lower end of Reseda qualification, single-professional buyers, and investors targeting smaller-footprint rental units
• → ⚠️ The 2-bedroom Reseda reality: Two-bedroom inventory in Reseda is limited relative to 3 and 4-bedroom stock — the neighborhood's housing stock was built predominantly for families, and 2-bedrooms represent a smaller share of available inventory. This scarcity moderates the typical condition discount; a well-located original-condition 2-bedroom in Reseda often holds its value better than the equivalent property in a market with abundant small-unit inventory.
• → 📊 Current conditions: Correctly priced 2-bedroom Reseda homes in improved condition generate strong first-week showing traffic from buyers who have been priced out of the 3-bedroom tier — a buyer pool that is both motivated and frequently well-qualified

🛏️🛏️ 3-Bedroom Homes in Reseda 91335 — The Volume Tier:

• → 💰 Price range: $730,000–$895,000
• → 📐 Typical configuration: 1,200–1,650 sq ft, 1–2 bath, standard 6,500–8,000 sq ft lot — the dominant Reseda housing stock
• → 👤 Primary buyer profile: Move-up families from Van Nuys 91401/91405/91406, Lake Balboa 91406, and Canoga Park 91304; first-time buyers at the upper range of their qualification; and the BRRRR/value-add investor profile seeking renovation opportunities
• → 📊 The condition spread within the 3-bedroom tier: This is where the condition premium is most visible in Reseda — an original-condition 3-bedroom on a standard lot prices at $730,000–$790,000, while a fully renovated equivalent in the same sub-neighborhood closes at $845,000–$895,000. The $80,000–$110,000 condition gap is the renovation opportunity that investors target and the trade-off that buyers must explicitly evaluate.
• → 📊 Current conditions: The most competitive Reseda tier — multiple qualified buyers for each correctly priced, well-prepared 3-bedroom listing in the spring window. Spring peak DOM: 14–25 days for correctly priced listings.

🛏️🛏️🛏️🛏️ 4-Bedroom Homes in Reseda 91335 — The Move-Up Tier:

• → 💰 Price range: $820,000–$975,000
• → 📐 Typical configuration: 1,500–2,000 sq ft, 2 bath, standard to slightly above-standard lots (some 4-bedrooms in Reseda occupy 8,000–10,000 sq ft lots, particularly in the southern sub-neighborhoods approaching Tarzana 91356)
• → 👤 Primary buyer profile: Growing families who need 4 bedrooms, multi-generational households, and buyers specifically seeking home office space alongside full family bedroom count
• → 📊 The 4-bedroom premium over 3-bedroom: Approximately $90,000–$115,000 at comparable condition and lot size — the bedroom count premium that reflects the specific demand premium from buyers who genuinely need 4 bedrooms and have limited alternatives at comparable price in adjacent Tarzana or Northridge
• → 📊 Current conditions: Less competitive than the 3-bedroom tier — the 4-bedroom buyer pool in Reseda is qualified but thinner, producing 22–38 day DOM for well-prepared listings versus the 3-bedroom tier's 14–25 days

2. 🔨 Price by Condition Tier — The Variable That Matters More Than Bedroom Count

In Reseda 91335, condition is the most powerful single price variable within any given bedroom count — more powerful than bedroom count itself in many sub-neighborhoods, and the variable that buyers most consistently underestimate in how much it moves the price.

The condition tier definitions and their Reseda price implications:

Original condition (pre-sale renovation not completed):

• → 🏠 What this means: Original or minimal-update 1950s–1970s interiors — original kitchen cabinets and countertops, original bathroom fixtures, original or worn flooring (frequently carpet over hardwood), dated paint colors, original windows in many cases
• → 💰 Price range (3-bedroom reference): $730,000–$790,000
• → 👤 Who buys here: BRRRR investors who know the renovation scope and have the contractor relationships to execute efficiently, renovation-ready owner-occupants who want to customize to their own taste, and buyers at the absolute qualification ceiling who are accepting renovation risk in exchange for entry price
• → ✅ The opportunity: The condition discount from renovated comp ceiling typically runs $80,000–$130,000 in Reseda's volume tier — the renovation opportunity for investors and owner-occupant renovators
• → ⚠️ The risk: Original Reseda homes frequently carry the deferred maintenance patterns described throughout this cluster — HVAC, roofing, electrical, plumbing — that add $20,000–$50,000 in required remediation beyond the cosmetic renovation scope

Partially updated:

• → 🏠 What this means: One or two major improvement categories completed — typically a kitchen refresh, or updated bathrooms, or new flooring — but not a comprehensive renovation. Often the result of incremental improvement by a long-term owner rather than a pre-sale renovation strategy.
• → 💰 Price range (3-bedroom reference): $770,000–$845,000
• → ⚠️ The partial-update trap: Partially updated homes are the most pricing-ambiguous tier in Reseda — sellers frequently price them as if the renovation is complete (anchoring to the fully renovated comp ceiling) while buyers price them as if only the completed updates have value. The gap between seller expectation and buyer offer is widest in this condition tier, producing the most negotiating friction.

Fully renovated (pre-sale or comprehensively updated):

• → 🏠 What this means: Kitchen fully updated (new cabinets, countertops, appliances, backsplash), bathrooms updated, flooring unified throughout, fresh interior paint, curb appeal addressed — the condition that most directly competes with new construction finishes at a Reseda price point
• → 💰 Price range (3-bedroom reference): $845,000–$895,000
• → 👤 Who buys here: First-time buyers and move-up families who want move-in-ready condition and who are willing to pay the renovation premium to avoid the project management and capital requirement of doing it themselves
• → 📊 Current conditions: The shortest DOM in the Reseda market — correctly priced fully renovated homes consistently generate first-week multiple-showing traffic and produce the most competitive offer dynamics of any Reseda condition tier

3. 📍 Sub-Neighborhood Price Variation Within Reseda 91335

Reseda 91335 contains sub-neighborhood variation that produces meaningful price differences on otherwise comparable homes — differences that buyers who treat 91335 as a uniform market will consistently misread in their offer strategy.

 Reseda 91335's geographic price variation — the southern sub-neighborhoods approaching Tarzana 91356 command a 5–12% premium over comparable northern Reseda homes approaching Van Nuys 91405/91406. Buyers who treat 91335 as a uniform market will misread the specific offer positioning that accurate sub-neighborhood comp analysis requires.

Southern Reseda (approaching Tarzana 91356 boundary):

• → 📍 Location: Streets in southern 91335 approaching the Tarzana 91356 zip code boundary — generally south of Saticoy Street approaching Ventura Boulevard
• → 💰 Price premium: 5–12% above the Reseda 91335 volume average for comparable homes — the Tarzana adjacency premium that pulls southern Reseda values toward the Tarzana baseline
• → 👤 Buyer profile: Buyers who cannot qualify for Tarzana proper but who want the geographic and lifestyle proximity that southern Reseda provides — the same schools in some cases (verify address-specifically through lausd.net/schoolfinder), the same Ventura Boulevard commercial access, and the same general neighborhood character
• → 💰 Representative 3-bedroom price: $820,000–$895,000 in improved condition — at the top of the Reseda range

Core Reseda (central 91335 residential grid):

• → 📍 Location: The established central residential streets of 91335 — the neighborhood's primary transaction volume zone
• → 💰 Price: At the median for Reseda — 3-bedroom improved condition $790,000–$855,000
• → 📊 Market character: The most liquid sub-market within Reseda, with the most active buyer and seller participation and the most reliable comp data for offer positioning

Northern Reseda (approaching Van Nuys 91405/91406 boundary):

• → 📍 Location: Northern 91335 streets approaching Roscoe Boulevard and the Van Nuys boundary
• → 💰 Price: 5–8% below the Reseda volume average — the Van Nuys adjacency discount that reflects higher commercial density in the adjacent corridor and the specific neighborhood character variation at the northern boundary
• → 👤 Who buys here: Buyers at the absolute entry ceiling of the Reseda market, investors targeting the lowest-cost acquisition within 91335, and multi-generational households who specifically want proximity to the Van Nuys employment and service corridor
• → 💰 Representative 3-bedroom price: $730,000–$800,000 in improved condition — Reseda's entry sub-market

The Reseda-Tarzana 91356 boundary streets:

Some streets carry a 91335 mailing address but sit physically close enough to the Tarzana 91356 residential fabric to draw some Tarzana buyer interest — producing occasional above-average comp performance that sellers in these specific locations should leverage and buyers should verify rather than assume.

4. 📈 The Reseda Price Trajectory — Context for 2026 Buyers

Understanding where Reseda prices are in 2026 relative to their recent history gives buyers the context to evaluate whether the current price environment represents a buying opportunity, a peak, or a recovery from a prior correction.

The five-year Reseda price story:

• → 📊 2020 baseline: Reseda 91335 median single-family home price approximately $620,000–$650,000 — the pre-pandemic central Valley baseline
• → 📈 2021–2022 peak: Rate-fueled appreciation pushed Reseda median to approximately $880,000–$920,000 at the 2022 peak — a 38–44% appreciation from the 2020 baseline in approximately 24 months
• → 📉 2022–2023 correction: Rate increases compressed Reseda pricing to approximately $760,000–$810,000 — a 10–13% correction from peak, more moderate than comparable rate-sensitive luxury markets because Reseda's first-time and working-family buyer pool maintained demand even at higher rates
• → 📈 2024–2025 recovery: Gradual recovery toward $795,000–$840,000 — approximately 80–90% of the correction retraced as buyers adapted to the rate environment through buydown strategies and adjusted qualification expectations
• → 📊 2026 current: Approximately $795,000–$840,000 median — within 5–8% of 2022 peak for the volume tier, with the fully renovated tier in premium sub-neighborhoods approaching or matching 2022 peak levels

What the trajectory means for 2026 buyers:

• → ✅ Reseda is not a market where buyers are "catching a falling knife" — the 2022–2023 correction is largely retraced and the current pricing reflects genuine demand at current rate levels
• → ✅ Reseda is not a market where 2022-peak buyers should regret their purchase — 2022 peak buyers in the volume tier are approximately 5–8% below peak value but have been building equity through principal paydown and are approaching breakeven on pure appreciation math
• → ⚠️ Reseda is not a market where buyers should expect rapid additional appreciation in the near term — the volume tier is approximately at fair value for current demand and rate conditions; meaningful additional appreciation requires either rate relief that expands the qualified buyer pool or continued inventory constraint

5. 💡 How to Use Reseda Price Data in Your Actual Search

Understanding the average price is useful as context. Translating that context into a working search strategy is what produces successful Reseda buyer outcomes.

 The Reseda buyer's practical price research — not a single average number but a specific comp analysis for the target sub-neighborhood, bedroom count, and condition tier that determines accurate offer positioning. Buyers who do this work before touring produce better offers than those who calibrate from a market-wide average.

Step 1 — Establish your specific comp set before you tour:

Pull closed sales in the last 90 days with these filters applied simultaneously:

• → 📍 Within 0.4 miles of your target sub-neighborhood in Reseda 91335
• → 🛏️ Same bedroom count (not ±1 — the bedroom-count premium in Reseda is real and should not be averaged across counts)
• → 📐 Similar square footage (±150 sq ft for homes under 1,500 sq ft; ±200 sq ft for larger)
• → 🔨 Same condition tier (renovated comps for renovated homes you're evaluating; original-condition comps for original-condition homes)
• → ⏰ Last 90 days maximum — Reseda pricing in the current rate environment shifts enough over six months that older comps can meaningfully mislead

Step 2 — Understand what the condition tier actually costs:

When you find a Reseda home priced at the renovated comp ceiling but in original condition, or priced at the original-condition baseline but actually partially updated — these misalignments are the most common pricing errors in Reseda listings, and they represent your primary negotiating opportunity (original-condition home priced above condition-appropriate comp) or your primary overpaying risk (pricing your offer based on an improved comp for a home that isn't actually improved).

Step 3 — Use the sub-neighborhood adjustment:

If your target comps span both the southern premium sub-neighborhood and the northern entry sub-neighborhood, adjust for sub-neighborhood location rather than averaging. A renovated 3-bedroom in southern Reseda (approaching Tarzana) and a renovated 3-bedroom in northern Reseda (approaching Van Nuys) are not interchangeable comps — they reflect different buyer pools and different pricing tiers even though both carry 91335 addresses.

Step 4 — Build your monthly payment reality before you build your offer:

At Reseda price points of $780,000–$875,000 with 10% down at 7.25%:

• → Monthly P&I (on $702,000–$787,500 loan): $4,790–$5,374
• → Property taxes (1.2% effective): $780–$875/month
• → Insurance: $120–$145/month
• → Total PITI: approximately $5,690–$6,394/month

This payment reality belongs in your search calibration before you fall in love with a specific home, not after. Buyers who know their payment ceiling before touring make cleaner, faster decisions.

🚫 What NOT to Overdo

Don't use Zillow's "Zestimate" as your Reseda price anchor. Automated valuation models perform poorly in Reseda's condition-variable market — they aggregate recent sales without distinguishing between renovated and original-condition comps, producing estimates that frequently misrepresent individual property values by $40,000–$80,000 in either direction. Use actual closed comp data pulled from the MLS, filtered by the specific parameters in Step 1 above.

Don't anchor to the 2022 peak as a reference point for what homes "used to sell for." 2022 peak prices in Reseda reflected a specific and temporary combination of sub-3% rates and pandemic-driven demand that is not the relevant reference point for 2026 purchasing decisions. The relevant reference is the current comp ceiling for your specific target bedroom count, condition tier, and sub-neighborhood — not a historical price point from a different rate environment.

Don't assume every Reseda listing is priced accurately relative to condition. The partial-update pricing ambiguity described in Section 2 is the most common Reseda listing price distortion — sellers who have done a kitchen refresh pricing their home at the fully renovated comp ceiling, or sellers who have done nothing pricing their home as if the buyer will renovate at no cost to themselves. Run the comp analysis independently rather than accepting the list price as an accurate condition-tier reflection.

Don't use Tarzana 91356 comps to evaluate Reseda homes. Regardless of how close a southern Reseda home is to the Tarzana boundary, Tarzana closed sales are not valid Reseda comps — they carry the El Camino Real Charter school quality premium and the Tarzana lifestyle premium that Reseda prices don't reflect. Using Tarzana comps as a Reseda anchor is how buyers overpay and how sellers overprice and then sit on market for 60+ days.

Don't let the average price article substitute for a real-time comp pull. This article provides directional guidance grounded in 2026 market conditions — but real estate pricing shifts with each quarter's closed sales, and the most accurate number for your specific target home in your specific target sub-neighborhood at your specific condition tier is available only from a current MLS comp pull. Use this article to calibrate your expectations, and use verified current comp data to make your actual offers.

🏠 Real-World Scenario — Reseda 91335

A first-time buyer couple, pre-approved at $850,000, had set their Reseda search filter at a maximum of $820,000 — reasoning that this left them $30,000 below their ceiling for negotiating room. They had been watching the market for four months and had toured eleven homes without making an offer, consistently finding that homes priced below $820,000 were in original condition requiring significant renovation, and that the renovated homes they actually wanted were priced at $855,000–$890,000.

Their search filter was creating a false floor — they were consistently touring homes they would need to spend $45,000–$65,000 renovating, which would push their effective total cost to $860,000–$885,000, while simultaneously filtering out the $855,000–$875,000 renovated homes whose effective cost was lower than the renovation-required alternatives.

We walked through the condition-tier math specifically: a $785,000 original-condition home they had toured required a pre-move-in renovation scope of approximately $52,000, bringing their effective cost to $837,000 and their move-in timeline to 10–12 weeks post-close. A $865,000 renovated home in the same sub-neighborhood was move-in ready at close, with no additional capital requirement. The monthly payment difference between $785,000 and $865,000 at 7.25% with 10% down: approximately $546/month — a meaningful difference, but far less than the $546/month-equivalent the renovation financing and timeline stress represented.

They expanded their search to $875,000, targeted renovated or near-renovated inventory specifically, and went under contract within three weeks on a fully renovated 3-bedroom in core Reseda at $858,000. Their effective total cost was lower than any of the eleven original-condition homes they had previously toured with renovation added in.

🏠 Real-World Scenario — Reseda 91335

An out-of-state buyer relocating from Arizona had done online research suggesting Reseda homes were priced around $780,000 — the figure he had pulled from a Zillow market overview that averaged across all Reseda transaction types. He arrived with $800,000 as his budget ceiling, expecting to have meaningful selection in that range.

His actual experience in the first week of touring: the homes available in 91335 at $780,000–$800,000 were uniformly original-condition 3-bedrooms or partially updated 2-bedrooms — a completely different product from the move-up-ready 3-bedroom with updated kitchen that his Zillow search filter images had shown him. The renovated 3-bedrooms he was attracted to online were pricing at $845,000–$880,000.

We rebuilt his price expectations using the condition-tier framework in this article. His specific situation: he was relocating for work with a defined move-in timeline of 90 days — he had neither the time nor the Arizona-to-California contractor relationships to manage a Reseda renovation. For his situation, the condition premium for move-in-ready inventory was not optional — it was a functional requirement.

We also addressed the budget gap: a seller-paid 2-1 buydown negotiated on a $855,000 listing would reduce his year-one effective rate by 2 percentage points, saving approximately $980/month in year one — a meaningful offset to the $55,000 purchase price gap between his original $800,000 ceiling and the $855,000 renovated home his situation actually required.

He purchased a fully renovated 3-bedroom in core Reseda 91335 at $848,000, with a $18,500 seller-paid buydown negotiated into the contract. Moved in on schedule. His takeaway: "The average price article I read before coming here had me budgeting for the wrong product. Knowing the condition tier breakdown before I arrived would have saved me a week of misdirected touring."

❓ FAQ

What is the average home price in Reseda CA in 2026? The median single-family home price in Reseda 91335 in 2026 runs approximately $795,000–$840,000, reflecting a market that spans from approximately $640,000 for original-condition 2-bedroom homes to $975,000+ for fully renovated 4-bedroom homes on larger lots in the southern sub-neighborhoods approaching Tarzana 91356. This range is more useful for buyer planning than a single median, since condition tier and bedroom count produce more price variation in Reseda than zip-code location alone.

Is Reseda affordable compared to other SFV cities? Reseda 91335 sits in the central Valley's mid-range — below Tarzana 91356 (approximately 18–20% more expensive at comparable quality), roughly comparable to Northridge 91324/91325 and Lake Balboa 91406/91411, and approximately 10–15% more expensive than Canoga Park 91304 and Van Nuys 91401/91405/91406. For buyers whose priority is maximum home per dollar in an established central Valley neighborhood, Reseda delivers meaningfully better value than the adjacent premium markets while offering meaningfully stronger neighborhood character and buyer demand than the adjacent lower-cost markets.

What factors affect home prices in Reseda? The four primary price drivers in Reseda 91335: ✓ Condition tier — the most powerful single variable, producing $80,000–$130,000 price spreads within the same bedroom count and sub-neighborhood. ✓ Bedroom count — 2-bedroom, 3-bedroom, and 4-bedroom tiers carry specific price premiums as described above. ✓ Sub-neighborhood positioning — southern Reseda approaching Tarzana 91356 commands 5–12% premiums over northern Reseda approaching Van Nuys 91405/91406. ✓ Lot size — above-standard lots (8,500–10,000+ sq ft) command premiums over standard lots in the same sub-neighborhood, particularly for buyers seeking pool viability or extended outdoor space.

How much has Reseda appreciated over the last 5 years? Reseda 91335 delivered approximately 38–44% cumulative appreciation from 2020 to the 2022 peak, retraced approximately 10–13% in the 2022–2023 correction, and has since recovered approximately 80–90% of that correction through 2026. Buyers who purchased at the 2022 peak are approximately 5–8% below that peak value currently; buyers who purchased in 2020–2021 at pre-peak prices are sitting on meaningful appreciation despite the correction and partial recovery. The 5-year net appreciation from 2020 to mid-2026 is approximately 25–32% for most Reseda sub-neighborhoods and condition tiers.

What is the price per square foot in Reseda? Price per square foot in Reseda 91335 varies by condition tier: ✓ Original condition: approximately $490–$560/sq ft. ✓ Partially updated: approximately $545–$610/sq ft. ✓ Fully renovated: approximately $590–$660/sq ft. These ranges reflect the current market for the volume 3-bedroom tier in core Reseda sub-neighborhoods — premium sub-neighborhoods (southern 91335) and larger lots produce higher $/sq ft; northern sub-neighborhoods and smaller homes produce lower $/sq ft. New construction in Reseda commands approximately $607–$750/sq ft depending on product type.

What does $800,000 buy in Reseda? At $800,000 in Reseda 91335 in 2026, buyers are looking at: ✓ A 3-bedroom, approximately 1,300–1,500 sq ft home in improved to partially renovated condition on a standard 6,500–7,500 sq ft lot in the core residential sub-neighborhoods. ✓ A fully renovated 2-bedroom in a premium southern Reseda sub-neighborhood approaching Tarzana 91356. ✓ An original-condition 3-bedroom on a larger-than-average lot that requires renovation but offers outdoor space not achievable in the improved-condition range at this price. The specific combination of bedroom count, condition, lot size, and sub-neighborhood that $800,000 buys is a trade-off decision specific to each buyer's priorities — not a single product type.

🎯 Bottom Line

The average home price in Reseda 91335 is a useful starting point — approximately $795,000–$840,000 at the 2026 median — but it is the condition tier, bedroom count, and sub-neighborhood variation within that average that actually determines what any specific Reseda home is worth and whether any specific offer is well-calibrated or not. Buyers who understand the condition-tier price spread ($80,000–$130,000 between original and fully renovated within the same bedroom count and sub-neighborhood) are equipped to evaluate Reseda listings accurately, avoid overpaying for partial-update homes priced at the renovated ceiling, and identify the original-condition renovation opportunities that are priced correctly for the buyers willing to execute them.

At Parkway Estate Properties, Liana's buyer representation across Reseda 91335, Tarzana 91356, Northridge 91324/91325, Canoga Park 91304, and the broader central SFV means every Reseda buyer we work with gets the current, filtered, sub-neighborhood-specific comp analysis — not a market-wide average that obscures more than it reveals — before they tour a single home or submit a single offer.

📩 Want a Current Price Analysis for Your Specific Reseda Target?

Tell us your bedroom count, your condition preference, and your target sub-neighborhood, and we'll pull the current closed comps that give you accurate offer positioning — not a general average.

Contact Liana Shersher at Parkway Estate Properties: 📧 liana@parkwayestate.com · 📞 (818) 208-5881 · 🌐 parkwayestate.com 15021 Ventura Blvd., Ste. 510, Sherman Oaks, CA 91403

About the Authors

Liana Shersher is a licensed real estate agent with Parkway Estate Properties Inc. and an Accredited Buyer's Representative (ABR) serving the San Fernando Valley — with a focus on Sherman Oaks, Encino, Tarzana, Woodland Hills, and Northridge (DRE# 02164224). Liana guides first-time homebuyers through every step of the purchase, from the first showing to the keys in hand, and represents move-up and repeat buyers across the Valley. For sellers, she builds the pricing and marketing strategy that positions a home to sell for top dollar, fast. Buyers and sellers work with Liana for clear communication, sharp local knowledge, and an agent who treats their goals like her own.

Roman Shersher is the broker-owner of Parkway Estate Properties Inc. and a real estate investor with 18 years of experience in the San Fernando Valley (DRE# 01855095). Roman has personally led or co-led renovations on dozens of properties across the Valley, including recent projects in Northridge (91324) and Woodland Hills (91364). That hands-on renovation and investment experience shapes every pricing conversation and days-on-market strategy at Parkway — sellers get a realistic read on what improvements actually return at resale, and buyers get an expert eye on a home's true condition and upside.

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