ZIP 90071 covers residential neighborhoods in Los Angeles, located within Los Angeles County, CA, part of the broader Los Angeles housing market. ZIP 90071 in the Los Angeles housing market is one of the tracked local housing markets. It is a small, dense pocket of about 556 residents at 1,593 people per square mile, so its housing stock is far smaller than a typical tracked ZIP.
Key stats
- ZIP 90071 is around the 63rd percentile of tracked local ZIPs for buyer competition.
- Buyer competition rose 10.7% over the past 12 months, from 56 to 62. It rose in 6 of 11 monthly readings. The largest monthly gain was +3.4% in December 2025.
- Over the 12 readings on record, buyer competition moved between 56 and 64 — a 8-point spread across 95 comparable tracked ZIPs.
- Buyer competition
- 62
Supply, pending activity, and competition
ZIP 90071 is around the 63rd percentile of tracked local ZIPs for buyer competition. Over the 12 readings on record, buyer competition moved between 56 and 64 — a 8-point spread across 95 comparable tracked ZIPs.
Nearby markets worth comparing
Relevant nearby ZIP pages include 90017, 90014, 90013, 90015.
Continue your market research
- Is the Los Angeles Real Estate Market Cooling or Slowing Down?Read the related local market analysis.
- Is Los Angeles a Buyer's Market?Read the related local market analysis.
- All Los Angeles ZIP comparisonsCompare this market with another tracked ZIP or peer group.
- ZIP 90017 housing marketReview a nearby local market with the same core measures.
- ZIP 90014 housing marketReview a nearby local market with the same core measures.
- ZIP 90013 housing marketReview a nearby local market with the same core measures.
- Los Angeles housing market overviewReturn to the broader parent market.
Sources and method
- HomeMarketCap.com data sources: home value, rent, inventory, and market activity datasets
- HomeMarketCap.com methodology: definitions and calculation rules
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