Moving to Burbank CA? | Living in Burbank CA | Los Angeles California
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- čas přidán 28. 06. 2024
- Are you thinking about moving to Burbank, California? Let's explore some of the things you can expect to see when living here.
Burbank, the media capital of the world, is a beautiful city in Los Angeles County, home to an incredible amount of history. This city is home to some major film and animation studios such as Disney, Warner Bros, Cartoon Network, Netflix and more. Come check out the beautiful city and what it has to offer!
If you are thinking about moving to Los Angeles, CA or Southern California in general, we would love to help you make a smooth move. Call/Text/Email me today, even if you are planning to move next year.
Dylan Good
Call/Text - 805.206.9186
Email - dylan.good@compass.com
Realtor® with COMPASS
DRE#02135619
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You forgot the Glendale Galleria is 10 minutes away
Nice job on the video... and that's coming from a long-time Burbank resident. Look forward to seeing more content of yours.
Thanks!!
Let’s do it!
Yes!! I feel you about the growth part
I was born and raised in L.A, but moved out way back in 2005. I was born in pacoima in the San Fernando valley, then moved to highland park in 1998 till I moved out in 2005. I don't really miss it, but most of my family is still there.
That’s crazy I grew up in Burbank all my life, and left that place because I felt like I wasn’t growing lol cool place tho
i lived there for 3 years, doin the vanlife thing. It was a nice town, just super expensive to live in. Ended up moving back home when covid hit in 2020. id live there again!
Right about expensive haha
I’m a realtor in Florida getting my CA real estate license, I love your videos so far man I think we’d be great friends!
I wanted to visit there, after moving to Los Angeles soon.
Well since you mentioned you're a foodie, try Castaway Restaurant up on thee hill. Great views and the food is good.
The first condo is better than second cando
i moved from toluca lake to westlake village very similar to simi valley and for the most part unless people have kids at school it's difficult to get to know people i 'm moving to burbank or around there totally understand the stagnant part feeling very fixed and boxed then in 2018 woolsey that really got me to think about moving all the burbank tree lined streets nice people everything is close and right there wb is great for work
I’ve lived in burbank for 7 years. I love the suburban comfort it brings, but one thing I really have an issue with is the dilapidated housing situation. There’s really no new remodeled housings to choose from, most of the luxury apartment living is in LA or DTLA. Most of the apartments look the same, adobe yellowish style that is super outdated but costs the same as a luxury apartment in DTLA (around 1900-2300 for a 1 bed one bath). You’re paying for location, it’s super safe which is why I love it but I often envy my friends other living situations.
I'm about to graduate high school and plan on moving to Burbank, CA somewhere within 10 years from now to start my career in the Film industry but since I'm just about to graduate high school I don't really got much money to move about 1-2 hours away and rent/housing is very high over there so I'm just gonna stick around in my hometown until I get a good enough job hopefully in Journalism and have enough money to move and go to film school.
I'm going to move here next year too! do you think it's a good place for a young professional to live? are there a lot of things going on even though it's not in LA?
Yes! I mean Burbank is in LA County still. Downtown LA and Hollywood is only a 20 minute drive. Burbank has a cool community, I’ve been here for just over a month and people have been inviting me to events and the common places the locals go. Where are you moving from and what job industry are you in?
You're way too young to know the tongue-in-cheek tag line of "Beautiful Downtown Burbank" from the NBC TV comedy show Laugh-In of the late 1960s. You also probably weren't born when late-night talk host Johnny Carson retired in 1992 from his show filmed at the former NBC Studios on Alameda St. Jay Leno succeeded him from 1992-2009. NBC Studios have since relocated their West Coast operations to Universal Studios in North Hollywood. The 3 Valley towns of Burbank, Glendale & Pasadena are the anchors of northeastern LA County. I always hope they do well.
Nice video. What's the song at 7:00 min mark ? Thanks
It’s from the website storyblocks. Just not sure what it’s called
I hope to move there but my situation is if I can get a job in animation, while my current town is hospitality and nursing, Burbank has something the other towns don't real jobs...yea crazy. I wonder if theres any house near the Studios to live on my own.
A lot of people work in animation here but I understand it’s competitive to get into. There are some places available near the studios
@@livinginsouthernca I Sadly can't no longer buy a house due to hyper inflation, I plan to live in my car and work non stop in a animation Studio since I don't need a place to sleep if it's just myself.
Are you currently a real estate agent in Burbank? We are relocating to Burbank in a few months and looking for an agent!:)
How exciting! Yes, I am happy to help! Feel free to reach out and we can put together a plan :)
Phone - 805.206.9186
Email - dylan.good@compass.com
Any advice for a normal guy/ regular job type of guy that wants to move out there? Or should I not think about moving out to CA. I live here in Florida.
If you have a normal job you will struggle in Cali. Stay in Florida no income tax. Same thing as Cali kinda cheaper homes.
I can’t seem to find any new homes there. Any recommendations?
Yeah we have some listings coming up. Call/text/email me I can fill you in on what we have coming up
805-206-9186
dylan.good@compass.com
Are there good tech companies/ startups around . Would love to move there.
I believe the tech industry is getting better around here, from what I’m told. I know you can find some in Santa Monica, Culver City, Pasadena and Irvine. Shoot me a call or message if you have any questions about moving to the area! 805-206-9186
What is the level of safety like there? Do you feel safe walking around?
Absolutely feel safe. It’s a much different feel than downtown LA/Hollywood.
😂 you must be 18 or a foreigner to ask this question
what are those quiet areas in burbank ?
Hillside district and magnolia park are my top 2
¿You still there?
Yes!!
I want to move there. My credit is not great. I want to come there for the media. I have an associate's degree. I must be honest to tell you, I have nothing to save. I'm coming from a suburb 45 minutes away from Chicago. I live in a very nice neighborhood. I hate Illinois. I did move to Nebraska at a point for 7/8 years. I love Omaha, Nebraska but,once I graduated college back in 2020. There weren't many employment opportunities. My professor did tell me moving away was going to be my best bet for what I wanted. I came back to Chicago because, my grandmother died from covid and I wanted to be here for my mom. I've been back a year and now I'm ready to go. It's very depressing in this state and the majority of all my relatives moved. All my friends are in Nebraska. It's lonesome here. I'm just tired of it. I don't know what route to go. My credit is like a 560. It's not great, I haven't been able to get approved for any loans right now. I wanted to be gone by December but, it doesn't look like that's going to happen. I would love a house. I just don't think that's in the cards right now. What is the best advice you can give me? I know I want to be close to the media but, I want to go somewhere quiet. I have been to California twice. Once to los Angeles and one time in San Diego. I did love it. Out of curiosity what does a million dollar home payments look like? It's probably a stupid question but, I'm just curious. Lol!!! I know it's probably thousands. Lol!!😂😂😂. Just thought I would try my luck and ask anyway.
What part of media are you interested in? I would try to find an apartment out here when you’re ready. Get your credit up first, then come up with a plan to come out here. I have a credit repair person if you need. If you are not ready for a house payment, you’ll need to rent an apartment which is about $2000 for a 1 bedroom. A house payment for a million dollar house can come out to $6,000-$7,000 depending on how much you put down.
Go to Atlanta way more opportunities
What’s the difference between semi valley & burbank? 20 miles and almost nothing different honestly
Everything is different. They arent really comparable
There is a whole section of LA in between the VAlley which is part of LA
Hey I reached out to you in email but no luck
Email in video is outdated. Try this one - dylan.good@compass.com. Thanks!
Just keep your wallet ready! Because the crushing Burbank rents mean you and your landlord will be doing plenty of heavy business together! In fact, Burbank landlords become so much a part of your financial life, you and him might just as well hold hands!
Who would be insane enough to move to such miserable and hot 🥵 location?
He's from Simi Valley - an area that is even hotter than Burbank. And was just about ready to move to Miami - another very hot place but with the added bonus of humidity. So it's all relative and what you're used to and work related. People who work at Disney want to be close. It's a sacrifice, live where your interests are, or live in a cooler climate but with zero interests.