Learn more about Inglewood

Inglewood, CA, is a gateway to major commercial centers in both the U.S. and internationally, thanks to the close proximity to the Los Angeles International Airport, the Long Beach and Los Angeles Harbors, and four major freeways.

Inglewood Real Estate Market

The Inglewood housing market has seen quite a bit of activity this year, with the median home price up approximately 21.1% compared to last year. While there are many homes currently on the market, most available listings are rented properties, condos, and apartments – which explains the current renter to buyer ratio of 63 to 37. Even better, properties and units range in size and design, ensuring that you’ll find the perfect fit for you and your family.

Inglewood Highlights

The city of Inglewood, CA, currently boasts a population of approximately 110,573 and is an attractive option for those looking to move into an area of Southern California with a lower housing cost. Not only are housing costs lower than that of the national average, so is the overall cost of living, including entertainment and utility costs. 

With various breweries, cantinas, and shopping centers, there is plenty to keep you busy. If fitness is more your thing, there are multiple gyms to choose from to help keep you in peak shape. If you’re looking to get out of the city for a bit and enjoy some quiet time in nature, then sites such as the Kenneth Hahn State Recreation area can help you unwind and relax. If it’s excitement you’re looking for, then you may prefer to visit the Hollywood Park Casino and engage in some responsible gambling fun. 

For those with little ones to entertain, you’ll want to be sure to check out the many family-friendly parks, including Ashwood Park, which features tennis, basketball and volleyball courts, as well as a wading pool.