Los Angeles metro, CA relocation guide
Moving to Bellflower, CA
$832,949Median listing price
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About Bellflower
Bellflower is a mid-size suburb in southeast Los Angeles County, bordered by Downey, Norwalk, Cerritos and Lakewood. With a population of roughly 79,000 (79,190 in the 2020 census), it offers relatively attainable prices for inner LA County, a growing downtown, and proximity to the I-605/I-105 interchange and employment centers in Downey and Long Beach.
Home prices in Bellflower
The median listing price in Bellflower is $832,949.
Top places in Bellflower
- Bellflower Boulevard downtown district with shops and restaurants
- Bellflower Bike Trail (west San Gabriel River path)
- Caruthers Park and Thompson Park
- Clifton M. Brakensiek Library
- Nearby Long Beach attractions (~15 minutes)
Commuting from Bellflower
- By car: About 20–25 miles southeast of downtown Los Angeles; roughly 30–45 minutes via I-105/I-110 or I-605 in typical conditions.
- By train: Served by the Metro C Line (Green) stations at Bellflower-adjacent Lakewood Boulevard and Long Beach Boulevard; downtown LA is typically a 45–60 minute rail trip.
- By air: About 15–20 miles from Long Beach Airport and roughly 20–25 miles from LAX.
Bellflower FAQs
- What is the housing market like in Bellflower, CA?
The median listing price in Bellflower is $832,949. Median sale price, all home types, Aug 2026 (+9.6% YoY, MLS-based) · Redfin · 2026-09-25 - How is the commute from Bellflower, CA?
By car: About 20–25 miles southeast of downtown Los Angeles; roughly 30–45 minutes via I-105/I-110 or I-605 in typical conditions.
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Official town resources. School report cards via the National Center for Education Statistics.