Get to Know Pasadena, California: An Overview

I’m Tim Durkovic, president of the Durkovic Group with Douglas Elliman Real Estate. Welcome to this installment of “Real Estate Tips for Buyers: Shopping For Your New Home”.
Pasadena, also known as the City of Roses, is located northeast of Downtown Los Angeles. A culturally diverse city with a population of about 150,000, it was one of the first cities to become incorporated in the county of Los Angeles and is the ninth largest city in Los Angeles County.
The city of Pasadena is famous for its yearly Tournament of Roses Parade. A tradition since 1890, the parade is known for its elaborate floats, bands, and equestrian units. Floats are assembled by sponsored organizations and community members, and the average float requires 100,000 flowers and greenery. Over one million viewers show up to watch the parade each year. And it is followed by a football game held at the Rose Bowl Stadium, which is a National Historic Landmark.
Pasadena is also known for its Pasadena Symphony, which offers several yearly concerts at the Ambassador Auditorium. Pasadena is also home to California’s state theatre, the Pasadena Playhouse, which usually presents seven shows per season. The city is also home to a number of smaller theatre companies, contributing to the city’s cultural charm.
Pasadena has a rich past, evidenced today through its architecturally significant homes and historic structures. The city is known as the fountainhead of the American Arts and Crafts Movement. Bungalow Heaven is a Pasadena neighborhood of 800 small craftsman homes that were built between 1900 and 1930. On the other side of town, the historic Gamble House is one of America’s most iconic examples of Craftsman architecture.
Orange Grove Boulevard is a beautiful Pasadena street that was once deemed “Millionaire’s Row.” The street has many original landmarked mansions that were built by some of America’s most prominent business families. Most notable is the today’s Tournament House or Wrigley Mansion, which was built by chewing gum magnate William Wrigley and now houses the headquarters of Pasadena’s Tournament of Roses.
Pasadena offers a warm, picturesque environment and a diverse community. The city’s century old traditions, incredible homes, and historic cultural centers make Pasadena a unique and desired spot within LA County.
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I grew up in Pasadena it hurts my heart that I can't move back or eat there way too overpriced!

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from watching the sitcom the neighborhood i tought it was mostly a black city

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So much crime in Pasadena. Look at fbi statistics. Great history but riddle with violent crime.