The community of North Hollywood sits in the San Fernando Valley and is home to the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences and the NoHo Art District. It has been developed into a diverse urban village and the community is a important transportation hub with metro stations for the Red Line and Orange Line.

The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, founded in 1946, is responsible for the Emmy Awards, is responsible for the Archive of American Television, and oversees the Fred Rogers Memorial Scholarship that provides internships and educational outreach programs. The organization has 15,000 members that include performers, directors, producers, art directors, technicians, and executives.

Neighborhoods in North Hollywood consist of single family neighborhoods, condominium and townhouse complexes, high rise apartment complexes, and over 55 communities. Buyers will find single family and multi-family homes of many styles, sizes, and prices. There are lovely houses on landscaped lawns with patios, some with swimming pools, on winding streets. Maintenance free condominium and townhouse complexes offer well designed units of varying sizes with patios and balconies. Owners enjoy amenities such as swimming pools, hot tubs, and fitness facilities.

There is also an over 55+ housing complex that offers well designed units, semi-private patios, a solar heated pool, security, and laundry facilities.

Students are served by six elementary public schools, a public middle school, and a public high school. Seven public schools and eight private schools. There are also five private elementary schools and two private academies that serve kindergarten through twelfth grade.

Residents enjoy two local recreation centers. The North Hollywood Recreation Center has two auditoriums, a gymnasium, a community room, and an indoor baseball diamonds. There is also a swimming pool, lighted basketball, tennis, handball courts, picnic areas, and a playground. The Valley Plaza Recreation Center has an auditorium, a community room, and a gymnasium. Outside visitors enjoy picnic areas with tables, a playground, a lighted football field, outdoor gymnasium, lighted basketball and tennis courts, a lighted baseball diamond, and volleyball courts. A local pocket park provides a lovely picnic area with tables, a playground, and outside basketball courts.

Dining opportunities are plentiful in North Hollywood. There are restaurants representing a wide range of cuisines, steak houses, cafes, bistros, and fast food eateries. Enjoy a fine dining experience relishing your favorite dishes, go out for a delicious breakfast, grab lunch on a cafe patio, and take home pizza, or burgers, or tacos to relish on your patio.

Shoppers enjoy clusters of shops in local malls, brand name department stores, big box stores, specialty shops, and boutiques. There are also a wide variety of grocery stores and markets offering fresh produce and meats as well as an eclectic mix of ingredients.

Locals enjoy the NoHo Arts District has more than 20 theaters, art galleries, music recording venues, cafes, and shops. There are art exhibits and shows and a wide variety of live performances. Take in an art show or enjoy a play and then stop by a picturesque cafe for coffee and dessert.

North Hollywood is a diverse urban neighborhood that offers warm and welcoming neighborhoods, beautiful parks for rest and recreation, and a long list of dining, shopping, and entertainment choices. Metropolitan railway stops make this a convenient transportation hub as well.