Chesterfield Square
Historic homes, a central location, and a market that moves quickly when the price is right.
Neighborhood figures: Redfin neighborhood market data (all home types, Redfin's neighborhood boundaries). Figures are the month shown; Redfin reports some medians on a rolling three-month basis. Updated July 2026.
The neighborhood in 30 seconds
Chesterfield Square is a small neighborhood around Western Avenue near Slauson — single-family streets that rarely see more than a handful of listings at once.
Listings here are rare enough that a well-prepared home draws several buyers at once — and a mispriced one sits. The numbers on this page are updated monthly; the ZIP-level single-family pull in the sidebar and the neighborhood-level figures at the top come from different sources and windows, which is exactly why block-level pricing matters.
What owners should know
- If a family member is thinking about a quick cash sale here, show them the 102.5% number first. The open market is paying more than the mailers.
- Long-held homes: confirm who is on title and whether a trust was actually funded (deed recorded into the trust) before you list. It's the most common last-minute problem I see.
What's changing
Fewer homes for sale than buyers looking — the condition that produces over-ask results.
What could your property do?
If a family member is leaning toward a quick cash sale, show them last month's over-list closings first.
Thin inventory keeps values firm; a rented bungalow here is a reasonable hold.
Standard lots; a few duplex-zoned parcels.
Confirm who is on title and whether the trust was actually funded (deed recorded into it) before you list. It's the most common last-minute problem I see.
The homes
1920s–1940s single-family homes; a few duplexes.