Pasadena Homes for Sale

Pasadena Real Estate Market Conditions

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Pasadena Schools and Demographics

Schools

Demographics

Elementary Schools near Pasadena, CA

	Grades	Students	P/T Ratio	ZIP
Alma Fuerte Public	KG - 08	80	13	91103
Daniel Webster	PK - 05	375	15	91104
Don Benito Fundamental School	KG - 05	494	22	91107
Field (eugene) Elementary School	PK - 05	400	20	91107
Hamilton Elementary School	PK - 05	485	24	91107
Henry W. Longfellow Elementary	PK - 05	570	16	91104
Madison Elementary School	PK - 05	400	11	91104
Mckinley School	PK - 08	650	0	91101
Ocs - South	KG - 08	239	24	91103
San Rafael Elementary School	PK - 05	400	20	91105
Washington Accelerated Elementary School	PK - 05	456	21	91103
Willard Elementary School	PK - 05	592	21	91107

	Grades	Students	P/T Ratio	ZIP
Octavia E. Butler Magnet	06 - 08	485	16	91103

	Grades	Students	P/T Ratio	ZIP
Blair High School	06 - 12	800	18	91105
John Muir High School	09 - 12	876	20	91103
Learning Works School	07 - 12	219	14	91107
Marshall Fundamental School	06 - 12	1,850	0	91104
Opportunities For Learning - Duarte	07 - 12	156	0	91107
Pasadena High School	09 - 12	2,013	25	91107

	Grades	Students	P/T Ratio	ZIP
Cis Academy	06 - 12	230	30	91107
Rose City High (continuation) School	09 - 12	167	0	91101
Twilight Adult	UG - UG	40	10	91106

	City	County

Population	141,907	10,113,180
Population Density	6,181	2,492
Median Age	40.5	37.8
People per Household	2.4	3
Median Household Income	90,521	73,262
Average Income per Capita	52,040	35,221

Pasadena, California, is located in Los Angeles County. With a population of about 137,000, it is the ninth largest city in the county and the 180th largest city in the United States. Pasadena is in the San Gabriel Valley and is considered one of the area's primary cultural centers. It is 10 miles northeast of downtown Los Angeles. Neighboring cities are La Canada Flintridge, South Pasadena, Arcadia, Sierra Madre, San Marino, Glendale, Los Angeles, and the unincorporated area of Altadena. The city covers approximately 22.5 square miles.

Pasadena Homes for Sale and Real Estate

Pasadena real estate features a wide array of architectural styles but is best known for its homes built in the bungalow style. There are also many fine examples of midcentury modern and Spanish Revival homes throughout the community. Several famous historical estates are located in Pasadena. The Tournament House is the former home of William Wrigley, Jr., of Wrigley's Chewing Gum fame and serves as the headquarters for the city's world famous annual Tournament of Roses Parade. The Gamble House, once the home of James Gamble of Procter & Gamble, is an American Craftsman masterpiece built in 1908 and is now open to the public as a museum. The Bissell House, a four story Victorian home once belonging to the daughter of the Bissell carpet sweeper company, is now a historic bed and breakfast.

Pasadena Neighborhoods

Pasadena is divided into many beautiful neighborhoods, each with its own distinctive characteristics. Some of these neighborhoods include:

Bungalow Heaven
Garfield Heights
Historic Highlands
Lower Arroyo Seco and Rose Bowl
West of the Arroyo
San Rafael
Madison Heights
Oak Knoll
Old Town Pasadena
Orange Heights
Prospect Park
Pasadena Playhouse District
Chapman Woods

Pasadena Economy and Employment Opportunities

There are more than 100,000 jobs in a wide variety of industries in the city. Many companies have headquarters in Pasadena, including:

Avery Dennison
Cogent Systems
East West Bank
Inter-Con Security
Jacobs Engineering Group
OneWest Bank
Tetra Tech
Wesco Financial
OpenX
Wetzel's Pretzels
China Easter Airlines (LA office)

The top employers in Pasadena are:

Pasadena Attractions

Pasadena boasts an abundance of world class cultural attractions, premier shopping destinations, annual special events, points of interest and much more for its residents and visitors. The city is home to the Tournament of Roses Parade, held every year on January 1st. Other attractions that Pasadena offers include:

Pasadena Transportation and Commuting

There are four main freeways that serve Pasadena - I-210, SR 134, SR 710, and SR 110. Pasadena is the northern terminus for the Los Angeles Metro Gold Line light rail, with six stations in the city. Bus service is provided by the Pasadena Area Rapid Transit System, Foothill Transit, LADOT, and Metro Local, Express and Rapid. Amtrak also provides passenger rail service to the area. The nearest airports serving Pasadena are Bob Hope Airport in Burbank and Los Angeles International Airport.