As a Glendale native, I know the city’s diverse neighborhoods inside and out. I also closely track local market trends and property values. As a result, I help buyers and sellers make confident, informed decisions at every stage of the real estate process.
Let’s dive into Glendale Real Estate for August 2026. Thirty-two homes closed escrow last month. Fifteen homes sold over the asking price, four at the asking price, and thirteen below. A five-bedroom, four-bathroom home at 13417 Oakmont View Dr sold for $382.14 per square foot, while a two-bedroom, three-bathroom home at 1335 Columbia Dr sold for $1,178.90 per square foot.
The least expensive home sold in Glendale was a three-bedroom, one-bathroom, 1,204-square-foot home located at 622 E. Lomita. It was listed for $899,000 and took over three months to sell for $700,000. The most expensive sale was a five-bedroom, four-bathroom, 3,586-square-foot home at 1910 Las Flores Dr. This luxury property was listed for $3,999,000 and took seventy-three days to sell for $3,800,000.
If you’re buying or selling a home in Glendale, experience matters. A local real estate professional who knows each neighborhood can make a big difference.
Phyllis Harb and the Harb and Company Team have helped buyers and sellers throughout Glendale and the Los Angeles foothills for decades. Whether you’re selling a Glendale home, determining its value, or handling a trust or probate sale, local expertise matters.
