At nearly 3,000 gross acres, South Glendale is a large and diverse area. The South Glendale Community Plan (SGCP) subdivides the South Glendale area into 44 planning areas across three categories:  

Centers
Centers are areas with concentrated development which may be based on a centralized location with varied land uses or clustered around a single major use such as a hospital or studio.  

Center Profiles:

• Adams Square
• Columbus School
• East Colorado Gateway
• Pacific Avenue Gateway
• Pacific Edison Center
• Tropico TOD

Corridors
Corridors provide for the planning of linear tracts of land as opportunities to coordinate building development, transportation, and greenway connections.

Corridor Profiles:

• Brand Boulevard of Cars
• East Broadway
• East Colorado
• North Glendale Avenue
• San Fernando Road (north of Colorado)
• San Fernando Road (south of Pacific curve)
• South Central Avenue
• South Glendale Avenue (north of Palmer)
• South Glendale Avenue (south of Palmer)
• Verdugo Road
• West Broadway
• West Colorado

Neighborhoods
Glendale’s residential neighborhoods range from low density/open space areas filled with single-family homes in hillside areas to high-density, multi-story apartments and condominiums surrounding Glendale’s downtown.   

Neighborhood Profiles

• Adams Hill
• City Center - Citrus Grove 
• Moorpark - Vineyard
• Pacific Edison
• Road's End
• Somerset - Mariposa
• South Brand