Media District -- Walk to Disney and Warner Bros.
The Media District is where the entertainment industry lives and works in the most literal sense possible. Disney Studios is there. Warner Bros. is there. And the residential streets between and around them are where studio employees who have decided to eliminate the commute entirely have chosen to buy. Walk to work in Los Angeles -- it's possible here, and the concentrated demand from buyers who specifically want this drives the Media District's status as Burbank's most competitive residential market.
At $900K-$1.4M, the Media District is also accessible to mid-career entertainment industry professionals who can't yet afford Toluca Lake or Studio City at comparable studio-adjacency levels. The flat fee model's $20,000-$23,000 potential concession at these price points covers most closing costs -- meaningful capital preservation for buyers who are stretching to own near their studio campus.
Best for: Entertainment industry buyers who have made studio proximity their primary purchase criterion. Anyone who works at Disney or Warner Bros. and wants to eliminate the commute by owning nearby. Buyers who have evaluated Toluca Lake and Studio City at higher prices and concluded the Media District delivers comparable proximity at better value.
Media District -- What Buyers Need to Know
Speed is Everything
At 38-day DOM, the Media District moves faster than any other Burbank neighborhood. Roman prepares offer strategy and CMA analysis before any showings so buyers can act the same day a target property is identified.
BUSD Schools
Burbank Unified School District (BUSD) serves all of Burbank with solid public schools and a strong arts and media curriculum. Standout schools include Providencia Elementary, John Muir Middle School, and Burbank High School. Verify specific school assignments by address.
Market Data — Media District Spring 2026
Market data sourced from Redfin, Movoto, Homes.com and CRMLS for Burbank as of spring 2026. Figures approximate. Not a guarantee of future performance. Verify current conditions before any purchase decision.
Why Flat Fee Makes Sense in Media District
Subject to seller agreement · Varies by property · Not a guarantee
Media District buyers have made studio proximity their non-negotiable. At $1.1M the $20,250 potential concession covers most closing costs. Roman tracks Media District inventory closely and acts same-day when needed for the entertainment industry buyers this neighborhood consistently attracts.
Flat Fee vs. Traditional at $1,100,000
| At $1,100,000 | Traditional 2.5% | Roman's Flat Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Agent Compensation | $27,500 | $7,250 |
| You Receive Back | $0 | Up to $20,250* |
| Est. Closing Costs | $17,600 out of pocket | Potentially covered* |
| Full Representation | ✓ | ✓ |
| Out-of-Pocket | Down payment + $17,600 | Down payment only* |
*Subject to seller agreement. Not a guarantee.
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Burbank Neighborhoods -- How They Compare
| Neighborhood | Price Range | Character | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Burbank Hills | $1.3M-$3M+ | Views, prestige, hillside | Premium buyers, views, privacy |
| Magnolia Park | $1.1M-$2.4M | Vintage charm, walkable | Character buyers, studio workers |
| Rancho Equestrian | $1.3M-$1.8M | Horse properties, large lots | Equestrian, Griffith Park lovers |
| Media District | $900K-$1.4M | Studio-adjacent, walkable | Entertainment industry, walkability |
| Downtown Burbank | $750K-$1.2M | Urban, condos + SFR | First-time buyers, urban lifestyle |
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