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Pasadena Weekend Events December 12th-14th
Pasadena Weekend Events December 12th-14th: La Canada, La Crescenta, Montrose & Tujunga 'Tis the season in Old Town Montrose for festive Christmas activities! Experience the charm of an old-fashioned holiday as their family-owned sh...
Pasadena Real Estate November 2025
Let's examine the Pasadena real estate market for November 2025. Last month, buyers closed thirty-one homes in Pasadena. Of those, nineteen sold above the asking price, and twelve sold below.. A six-bedroom, five-bathroom home at 1411 N. Los...
Shadow Hills Conservatorship Closed
We listed 9916 Rancho Caballo Dr. for $1,350,000 on July 14, 2025. The property generated strong interest, resulting in five offers. We opened escrow on July 23 for $1,425,000. As this was a conservatorship, the sale required court confirmatio...
600 Columbia St Pasadena Most Expensive Home Sold November 2025
An informed real estate agent constantly studies the market to stay informed and prepared to guide clients effectively. In fact, November 2025 showcased a standout sale: 600 Columbia St in Pasadena claimed the title of the city’s most expensi...
2025 Christmas Gift Ideas
I particularly struggle with Christmas gift ideas, and 2025 is no different. Both my daughters and my husband have December birthdays, so it's especially hard for me. So here are some ideas I have come up with: Awarded MyGolfSpy’s 2025...
Pasadena Weekend Events December 5th-7th
Pasadena Weekend Events December 5th-7th: La Canada, La Crescenta, Montrose & Tujunga La Canada's Annual Festival of Lights, Friday, December 5, from 4 to 6:30 p.m. at Memorial Park. The event features live reindeer, festive holiday m...
La Crescenta Real Estate November 2025
To maintain my status as one of La Crescenta’s most trusted real estate experts, I regularly examine the La Crescenta Real Estate market statistics. In November 2025, eleven homes sold. Four sold for more than their asking price, and seven ...
Christmas Tree Lane
Began in 1885 when John P. Woodbury planted Himalayan deodar cedars for a mansion that was never built. As the area grew, the trees remained, forming a striking avenue. Then, in 1920, merchant Frederick C. Nash decorated a quarter-mile section ...
