Woodland Hills, CA
Warner Center
The buyable product in Warner Center today is mostly condos and apartments, not single-family homes. The Met Warner Center, a 1,279-unit, 17-building complex built as condominiums in 1987, is one of the area's few guard-gated communities, per its own HOA's site; newer buildings like the 347-unit Q Topanga (completed 2021) add ground-floor retail beneath market-rate apartments. The area is shifting from a decades-old office-tower district toward housing under the city's Warner Center 2035 Plan, meaning this remains an active, multi-decade construction zone. The largest project underway is the old Promenade mall site, which the Rams' owner bought in 2022 and is redeveloping into a roughly $10 billion mixed-use project with up to 3,000 homes and a team headquarters; demolition was underway as of early 2026, with new construction not yet confirmed started. Warner Center genuinely straddles Woodland Hills and Canoga Park at the parcel level: Westfield Topanga & The Village carries a Canoga Park address while the Promenade site carries a Woodland Hills one, so buyers should verify a specific parcel's address and school assignment rather than assume either city name. Warner Center Park offers picnic space inside the plan boundary, and a shuttle bus connects to Metro's G Line at nearby Canoga station.
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What defines it
- Straddles Woodland Hills and Canoga Park rather than sitting cleanly in either, confirmed at the parcel level
- Shifting from office park toward mixed-use housing under a city transit-oriented development plan
- The Met Warner Center, a 1,279-unit condo complex built in 1987, is one of the area's few guard-gated communities
- The former Promenade mall site is being redeveloped into a roughly $10 billion project with up to 3,000 homes, with demolition underway as of early 2026
- Warner Center Park sits inside the plan boundary, and a shuttle bus connects to Metro's G Line at Canoga station
The Housing Stock
Housing near Warner Center runs from 1980s-built condo complexes with resort-style amenities to newer transit-plan-driven apartment buildings with ground-floor retail, so building type and age vary more than lot size in this mixed-use corridor.
Frequently asked
Is Warner Center a neighborhood I can buy a house in?
Not in the traditional single-family sense. It's a city-designated commercial and mixed-use planning area, historically dominated by office towers and retail, now adding high-density apartment and condo product under a transit-oriented development plan. Most residential buyers use Warner Center-adjacent to describe the surrounding Woodland Hills blocks and towers within walking distance of it.
Is this area in Woodland Hills or Canoga Park?
Genuinely mixed, confirmed at the parcel level. The city's own community plan groups Warner Center under a combined planning area name, and the Los Angeles Conservancy describes it as straddling both. Westfield Topanga's own mall address is Canoga Park, while the nearby former Promenade site carries a Woodland Hills address on the city's own planning documents.
What's happening with the old Promenade mall site?
An active, unresolved redevelopment. The Rams' owner, Stan Kroenke, bought the vacant mall site plus an adjacent office parcel in 2022, and in April 2025 unveiled a roughly $10 billion concept with up to 3,000 homes and a team headquarters and training facility. Demolition began in late 2025 and early 2026; new construction hadn't been confirmed underway as of mid-2026.
Are there gated condo buildings near Warner Center?
Yes, one confirmed example is The Met Warner Center, a 1,279-unit, 17-building condo complex built in 1987 whose own homeowners association describes it as a 24/7 guard-gated community. Other nearby apartment buildings are rental properties, not gated associations.
What schools serve this area?
Depending on the exact address, two different school clusters apply. Canoga Park Senior High and Canoga Park Elementary sit right on the plan's western boundary street, while Hale Charter Academy, Woodlake Elementary Community Charter, and El Camino Real Charter High sit farther south, in Woodland Hills proper. Run the specific address through the district's locator tool instead of guessing which cluster applies.
Can I still take a direct bus or rail line to Warner Center?
Not a direct rail stop. Metro's G Line no longer runs into Warner Center itself; riders transfer to a local shuttle, Metro Bus 601, connecting the nearby Canoga station to about 10 stops around the area.
