The strongest appreciation among ranked Inglewood neighborhoods is 2.30%, in Downtown Inglewood, against a citywide average of 1.24%. 0 of 7 ranked neighborhoods with an appreciation figure are above 10%.
Houseberry scores 7 Inglewood neighborhoods on schools, safety, amenities, price, value and appreciation. Overall scores in Inglewood run from 2.4 to 2.9 out of 5, and 0 score 4 out of 5 or higher. Typical home prices range from $623,000 in Fairview Heights to $833,000 in Morningside Park across 7 priced neighborhoods.
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Keywords: Market Street, Downtown Inglewood Station, YOLA Center
Market Street is the old main street of Downtown Inglewood, and the K Line now stops a short walk away at Florence and La Brea. The neighborhood is the civic center of the city, with the public library on Manchester Boulevard and a mix of older storefronts, restaurants and small offices around it. ... See Full Page

Keywords: Randy's Donuts, Three Weavers, Centinela Avenue
Randy's Donuts has been frying on West Manchester Boulevard since 1952, and its giant donut is the landmark most people use to find Fairview Heights on the west side of Inglewood. The neighborhood reaches toward the 405 and the airport edge of the city, with short residential blocks tucked between busy commercial streets. ... See Full Page

Keywords: SoFi Stadium, Intuit Dome, Rivers Lake
Hollywood Park takes its name from the horse track that ran here from 1938 to 2013, and the old racetrack land now holds SoFi Stadium and the YouTube Theater. ... See Full Page

Keywords: Crenshaw Imperial, Coni'Seafood, Imperial Highway
South Inglewood gathers around the corner of Crenshaw Boulevard and Imperial Highway, a part of Inglewood that only joined the city through a 1961 annexation. It feels more like a crossroads than a downtown, with shopping centers on the big corners and residential streets filling in behind them. ... See Full Page

Keywords: Edward Vincent Park, Centinela Springs, North La Brea
Edward Vincent Jr. Park fills 55 acres of North Inglewood, and the natural spring that gave the Centinela Valley its name still rises inside it. This end of Inglewood is mostly residential, with side streets spreading out from La Brea Avenue and Centinela Avenue. ... See Full Page

Keywords: Center Park, Prairie Avenue, Northgate Market
Inglewood Knolls is the Inglewood neighborhood just south of Century Boulevard, where Prairie Avenue runs past a grocery-heavy stretch of shops toward Imperial Highway. SoFi Stadium and the rest of the Hollywood Park district sit right across Century to the north. ... See Full Page

Keywords: Darby Park, Kia Forum, Manchester Boulevard
Morningside Park is the eastern Inglewood neighborhood strung along Manchester and Crenshaw boulevards, with the Kia Forum, open since 1967 and now a concert venue, on Manchester at its west side. The side streets are residential and calm compared with the commercial boulevards that frame them. ... See Full Page
Scores updated October 2026
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Downtown Inglewood has the highest appreciation in Inglewood, at 2.30%. The next highest appreciation figures in Inglewood are Fairview Heights (1.50%) and Hollywood Park (1.50%).
Across 7 ranked Inglewood neighborhoods, appreciation averages 1.24%. Individual figures run from 0.10% to 2.30%.
The typical home price across the top 5 Inglewood neighborhoods by appreciation is $725,000. Downtown Inglewood, with appreciation of 2.30%, has a typical home price of $725,000.
Downtown Inglewood has the highest appreciation among Inglewood neighborhoods priced below the citywide typical home price of $752,000, at 2.30% with a typical home price of $725,000. Fairview Heights (1.50%, $623,000) and Hollywood Park (1.50%, $665,000) follow.
0 of 7 ranked Inglewood neighborhoods with an appreciation figure have appreciated by more than 10%.