15 rentals in San Fernando

Rental Listings in San Fernando, TN

$4,995

FOR RENT

546 Griswold Avenue, San Fernando, CA 91340

3 beds · 2 baths · 1,585 sqft

$2,000

FOR RENT

1117 Coronel, San Fernando, CA 01340

1 beds · 1 baths · 600 sqft

$3,495

FOR RENT

11076 Sharp Avenue C, San Fernando, CA 91345

3 beds · 2 baths · 1,269 sqft

$4,300

FOR RENT

15133 Blackhawk Street, San Fernando, CA 91345

4 beds · 2 baths · 1,704 sqft

$4,100

FOR RENT

1101 N Maclay Avenue 1, San Fernando, CA 91340

4 beds · 5 baths · 2,278 sqft

$2,800

FOR RENT

13318 Del Sur Street, San Fernando, CA 91340

2 beds · 2 baths · 1,200 sqft

$2,100

FOR RENT

14728 Kingsbury Street, San Fernando, CA 91345

1 beds · 1 baths · 550 sqft

$3,700

FOR RENT

13138 Corcoran, San Fernando, CA 91340

4 beds · 2 baths · 1,200 sqft

$1,750

FOR RENT

845 N Hagar Street "A", San Fernando, CA 91340

1 beds · 1 baths · 884 sqft

$3,500

FOR RENT

845 N Hagar Street, San Fernando, CA 91340

3 beds · 2 baths · 1,084 sqft

$2,300

FOR RENT

10451 Marklein Avenue, San Fernando, CA 91345

1 beds · 1 baths · 380 sqft

$3,950

FOR RENT

10026 Norwich Avenue, San Fernando, CA 91345

3 beds · 3 baths · 1,500 sqft

$2,000

FOR RENT

10133 Kester, San Fernando, CA 91345

1 beds · 1 baths · 400 sqft

$1,800

FOR RENT

619 S Brand Boulevard A, San Fernando, CA 91340

1 beds · 1 baths · 436 sqft

$3,500

FOR RENT

1948 Warren, San Fernando, CA 91340

2 beds · 2 baths · 873 sqft

About San Fernando, TN Real Estate

San Fernando, California — Photo via Wikipedia (CC BY-SA)

San Fernando is a general-law city in the San Fernando Valley region of Los Angeles County, California, in the Los Angeles metropolitan area. It is an enclave in the City of Los Angeles. As of the 2020 census the population of San Fernando was 23,946.

San Fernando is a small city in the San Fernando Valley surrounded by LA. Features diverse community and affordable housing.

Today, San Fernando has 15 homes for rent at a median rent of $3,495/mo, typically leasing in about 51 days.

Top Rated Schools in San Fernando

7Arroyo High School-Arts/Theatre/Entertain Maghigh school
7O'Melveny Elementaryelementary
7Vista del Valle Dual Language Academyelementary
5Arroyo High School-Social Justice Humanitas Academyhigh school
5Arroyo High School-Technology Preparatory Academyhigh school
5San Fernando Elementaryelementary

Why Live in San Fernando?

Valley city
Diverse community
Affordable housing
Historic mission

San Fernando Rental Pulse

Median Rent

$3,500/mo

↑ 16.9% over the past year

$4.2K$3.5K$2.8K$2.1K

Sep 25

Dec 25

Mar 26

Jun 26

Months of Rental Inventory

Estimated time to lease all rentals at the current leasing pace

1.4 months of supply

Landlord's Market

With only 15 active rentals, supply is tight.

Landlord's (<3 mo)

Balanced (3–6 mo)

Renter's (6+ mo)

1.4

0369+

What this means for renters

Rental inventory is tight relative to how many homes get leased each month—fewer options, and well-priced units draw competition. Rentals typically lease in ~51 days.

● Landlord's: high demand● Balanced: steady pace● Renter's: more leverage

Rental Velocity

How fast rentals are leasing

Slower Pace

Rentals are taking longer to lease—renters have more time to compare options and negotiate. Leasing 81% faster than 6 months ago.

● <30d: Landlords● 30–45d: Balanced● 45d+: Renters

Rental Inventory Distribution

Balanced Market

Rentals are leasing at a healthy pace—more listings move within 30 days than sit longer on the market.

New

Active

Aging

Stale

Most rentals are leasing within a month, but a meaningful share is starting to linger longer.

Under 30 days → competitive—act quicklyOver 60 days → potential negotiation opportunities

Housing Tenure in San Fernando

Homeownership is higher than average—most households in this area own rather than rent.

HomeownersRenters

63%

Homeowners

37%

Renters

Homeownership is 7.5% higher than the California average (55.5%)

Higher ownership rates often reflect more stable neighborhoods and longer-term residents.

6,238 households (2023)

Median Rent by Bedroom

Rent increases significantly with bedroom count—larger units command premium prices.

1 Bed

$1,992

2 Bed

$3,150

3 Bed

$3,985

4 Bed

$4,033

Each additional bedroom adds about $680.333/mo to rent on average, with larger units commanding higher premiums.

Largest increase: 1 → 2 bedrooms (+$1,158/mo)

Rent Reductions

High Activity

7 listings have reduced their rent

47% of active listings

Average reduction: 9.3% (~$325/mo)

A significant share of landlords are reducing rents—this suggests a softening rental market where renters have strong negotiating leverage.

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15 rentals in San Fernando

Rental Listings in San Fernando, TN

$4,995

FOR RENT

546 Griswold Avenue, San Fernando, CA 91340

3 beds · 2 baths · 1,585 sqft

$2,000

FOR RENT

1117 Coronel, San Fernando, CA 01340

1 beds · 1 baths · 600 sqft

$3,495

FOR RENT

11076 Sharp Avenue C, San Fernando, CA 91345

3 beds · 2 baths · 1,269 sqft

$4,300

FOR RENT

15133 Blackhawk Street, San Fernando, CA 91345

4 beds · 2 baths · 1,704 sqft

$4,100

FOR RENT

1101 N Maclay Avenue 1, San Fernando, CA 91340

4 beds · 5 baths · 2,278 sqft

$2,800

FOR RENT

13318 Del Sur Street, San Fernando, CA 91340

2 beds · 2 baths · 1,200 sqft

$2,100

FOR RENT

14728 Kingsbury Street, San Fernando, CA 91345

1 beds · 1 baths · 550 sqft

$3,700

FOR RENT

13138 Corcoran, San Fernando, CA 91340

4 beds · 2 baths · 1,200 sqft

$1,750

FOR RENT

845 N Hagar Street "A", San Fernando, CA 91340

1 beds · 1 baths · 884 sqft

$3,500

FOR RENT

845 N Hagar Street, San Fernando, CA 91340

3 beds · 2 baths · 1,084 sqft

$2,300

FOR RENT

10451 Marklein Avenue, San Fernando, CA 91345

1 beds · 1 baths · 380 sqft

$3,950

FOR RENT

10026 Norwich Avenue, San Fernando, CA 91345

3 beds · 3 baths · 1,500 sqft

$2,000

FOR RENT

10133 Kester, San Fernando, CA 91345

1 beds · 1 baths · 400 sqft

$1,800

FOR RENT

619 S Brand Boulevard A, San Fernando, CA 91340

1 beds · 1 baths · 436 sqft

$3,500

FOR RENT

1948 Warren, San Fernando, CA 91340

2 beds · 2 baths · 873 sqft

About San Fernando, TN Real Estate

San Fernando is a small city in the San Fernando Valley surrounded by LA. Features diverse community and affordable housing.

Today, San Fernando has 15 homes for rent at a median rent of $3,495/mo, typically leasing in about 51 days.

Top Rated Schools in San Fernando

7Arroyo High School-Arts/Theatre/Entertain Maghigh school
7O'Melveny Elementaryelementary
7Vista del Valle Dual Language Academyelementary
5Arroyo High School-Social Justice Humanitas Academyhigh school
5Arroyo High School-Technology Preparatory Academyhigh school
5San Fernando Elementaryelementary

Why Live in San Fernando?

Valley city
Diverse community
Affordable housing
Historic mission

San Fernando Rental Pulse

Median Rent

$3,500/mo

↑ 16.9% over the past year

$4.2K$3.5K$2.8K$2.1K

Sep 25

Dec 25

Mar 26

Jun 26

Months of Rental Inventory

Estimated time to lease all rentals at the current leasing pace

1.4 months of supply

Landlord's Market

With only 15 active rentals, supply is tight.

Landlord's (<3 mo)

Balanced (3–6 mo)

Renter's (6+ mo)

1.4

0369+

What this means for renters

Rental inventory is tight relative to how many homes get leased each month—fewer options, and well-priced units draw competition. Rentals typically lease in ~51 days.

● Landlord's: high demand● Balanced: steady pace● Renter's: more leverage

Rental Velocity

How fast rentals are leasing

Slower Pace

Rentals are taking longer to lease—renters have more time to compare options and negotiate. Leasing 81% faster than 6 months ago.

● <30d: Landlords● 30–45d: Balanced● 45d+: Renters

Rental Inventory Distribution

Balanced Market

Rentals are leasing at a healthy pace—more listings move within 30 days than sit longer on the market.

New

Active

Aging

Stale

Most rentals are leasing within a month, but a meaningful share is starting to linger longer.

Under 30 days → competitive—act quicklyOver 60 days → potential negotiation opportunities

Housing Tenure in San Fernando

Homeownership is higher than average—most households in this area own rather than rent.

HomeownersRenters

63%

Homeowners

37%

Renters

Homeownership is 7.5% higher than the California average (55.5%)

Higher ownership rates often reflect more stable neighborhoods and longer-term residents.

6,238 households (2023)

Median Rent by Bedroom

Rent increases significantly with bedroom count—larger units command premium prices.

1 Bed

$1,992

2 Bed

$3,150

3 Bed

$3,985

4 Bed

$4,033

Each additional bedroom adds about $680.333/mo to rent on average, with larger units commanding higher premiums.

Largest increase: 1 → 2 bedrooms (+$1,158/mo)

Rent Reductions

High Activity

7 listings have reduced their rent

47% of active listings

Average reduction: 9.3% (~$325/mo)

A significant share of landlords are reducing rents—this suggests a softening rental market where renters have strong negotiating leverage.

Have questions about San Fernando?

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