Immediate release from the LA County Assessor’s Office: September 24, 2026 Reminder: Decline-in-Value Review Deadline is November 30 Los Angeles County property owners are reminded that they have until November 30 to file an application for a Decline-in-Value Review (DIV) if they believe the market value of their property has fallen below its assessed value…
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Altadena’s Residential Rebuilding After the Eaton Fire The Eaton Fire left a lasting heartbreak across Altadena, displacing thousands of families and forever changing a community that so many called home. For homeowners, the loss was not simply a house, but years of memories, hard work, and a place deeply connected to their lives. Altadena is…
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Villa Solana: 22 New Three-Bedroom Condos Taking Shape in Northeast Pasadena Neighborhood If you’ve driven through the North Lake area of Pasadena recently, you may have noticed a significant new residential development taking shape at the corner of East Villa Street and North Wilson Avenue. As a local Pasadena Realtor, I’ve been following the changes…
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Stay at The Iris Haus: The Perfect Big Bear Lake Getaway for Oktoberfest & Fall Looking for the perfect Big Bear Lake vacation rental for Oktoberfest? Imagine spending the day enjoying German food, live music, beer, dancing and traditional Oktoberfest festivities, then returning to a cozy mountain home glowing with warm lights, fall decorations and…
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Selling a Pasadena bungalow is different from selling a typical house. Whether your home is a classic Craftsman in Bungalow Heaven, a Spanish Colonial Revival bungalow, an early California bungalow, or another historic architectural style, its value is about more than bedrooms, bathrooms and square footage. Buyers are often purchasing a piece of Pasadena history,…
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The Pasadena Bungalow: How a Simple House Became an Icon of Southern California If there is one type of home that captures the spirit of early 20th-century Pasadena, it may be the bungalow. Today, Pasadena is famous for grand historic estates, architectural landmarks, and neighborhoods filled with beautifully preserved Craftsman homes. But the bungalow was…
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Pasadena is facing a significant housing shortfall — it has a Regional Housing Needs Allocation of 9,429 units between 2021 and 2029, with only 1,095 units delivered through 2024 and 1,780 in the pipeline, leaving a gap of roughly 6,554 units. So expect this pipeline to keep growing. For the most up-to-date project statuses you…
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The Valley Hunt Club is a private social club in Pasadena, most noted for starting the Tournament of Roses Parade in 1890. The fact that a locally established country club is what put Pasadena on the map is evident that our city, with it’s priceless climate, is a place meant for enjoying life. With our…
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June 17, 2024 – The ongoing strength of the U.S. economy continues to drive severe volatility in the bond market that impacts 30-year mortgage rates and, thus, the housing market here in California. 10-year Treasury rates have surged in the wake of last Friday’s jobs report, which showed more than 270,000 net job gains and daily mortgage…
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What are buyers seeking in a home? And what markets are they attracted to now? We surveyed our network of 2,000+ agents from around the globe to gather insight into how buyers and sellers are moving and migrating, and what it is they covet in a purchase. The Era of Hybrid Work Remote work is…
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