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Warner Center Woodland Hills

Warner Center is the dense, vertical heart of Woodland Hills — a master-planned business district that's rapidly filling in with residential towers, anchored by Westfield Topanga, The Village and a Metro G Line busway station. Here's what's actually on the ground, what's worth walking to, and how locals plan around it.

High-rise office core

Warner Center is the Valley's closest thing to a downtown — a grid of office towers along Oxnard Street and Owensmouth Avenue, increasingly ringed by new apartment and condo high-rises as the district shifts from a nine-to-five business park into a live-work neighborhood.

Westfield Topanga, The Village & Topanga Social

The retail anchor of the whole southwest Valley sits right at the edge of the district: Westfield Topanga's mall, The Village's open-air shops and restaurants, and Topanga Social's food hall and bars, all walkable from the office towers.

Warner Center Park

The district's green center hosts a free summer concert series that draws people from across Woodland Hills, plus open lawns, sports fields and a walking loop that circles the office towers.

Metro G Line

The Warner Center G Line busway station gives this pocket of the Valley a rare rapid-transit link, connecting east toward North Hollywood without needing a car.

Getting there

Warner Center sits north of the US-101, bounded roughly by Oxnard Street, Owensmouth Avenue, Vanowen Street and Topanga Canyon Boulevard. Topanga Canyon Blvd and Victory Blvd both connect directly to the 101, and the Metro G Line's Warner Center station puts the district within a rapid-bus ride of North Hollywood and the rest of the Valley.

If you're driving in for a Warner Center Park concert night or a big evening at Topanga Social, expect the surface streets around Topanga Canyon Blvd and Victory Blvd to back up — arrive early or take the G Line in and skip the parking hunt entirely.

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Local tips

  • • Mall food courts are convenient, but Topanga Social and the Ventura Blvd restaurant row have far better variety and value.
  • • Warner Center Park's free summer concerts get crowded fast — bring a blanket and arrive well before showtime.
  • • The Metro G Line station makes it easy to skip parking for evening events at Topanga Social or The Village.
  • • Weekday mornings before the office towers fill up are the calmest time to walk the park loop.

Hours, events, and construction around the district change often — confirm details before you head out.