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“Paul made my family’s dream come true by making sure we get the best deal on our dream house , he was prompt and alert to whatever was thrown our way since it was a foreclosed property . I highly recommend him and already working close with him to find myself an investment property.” – Vako Agajanian
“My wife and I had the pleasure of working with Paul during the purchase of our new home. From the beginning, he was efficient, hard working, honest, and good natured. His recommendations on several of the inspectors were excellent, and we ended up using them for repairs on the house after close of escrow. Paul is a lot of fun to work with, and we look forward to seeing Paul around town from now on!”
– Muntasir Hoque, M.D.
“Paul helped me and my family sell our house and he made the process go really smooth even though it could be complicated at sometimes. Paul was always there when I needed him for any questions that I had and he was always reachable on his phone or would return my call immediately if I leave a message.” – Robert Kofdarali
“Paul Argueta is a fantastic Realtor and a wonderful person! We recently completed a home purchase with him. Within less than an hour of contacting him to view a property we were in the house! He was always professional, courteous, creative and flexible. A deal that would have been quite complicated went smoothly because of his hard work and he made our job hassle free!” – Dr. Kristina Hoque, MS MD PhD USC Department of Radiology, PGY-4
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The City of Pasadena
Located well within the Greater Los Angeles metropolis, Pasadena is a jewel in the San Gabriel Valley. Pasadena has gained a high-profile image throughout Southern California due to its broad economic base, noted cultural, scientific, and educational institutions, and shopping and dining establishments that attract customers from the region. This along with Pasadena’s many fine examples of architecture, and wealthy neighborhoods, provide Pasadena with a prominence enjoyed by few cities in the Los Angeles area.
Many associate Pasadena with the Rose Bowl and the Rose Parade on New Year’s Day. Pasadena is located 10 miles northeast of Downtown LA and is bordered by La Canada Flintridge , Eagle Rock, Highland Park and other neighborhoods.
Pasadena is revered for its architecture which include the likes of Frank Lloyd Wright, Buff & Hensman, Richard Neutra and Paul Williams. Pasadena is the crown of the valley rich in history, culture, and architecture. It is one of the earliest settled cities in LA and is best known for its passion for historic preservation. With a collection of character homes – Victorian and American Gothic, Craftsman, Bungalow, Spanish, English Tudor – and Pasadeneans passionate to bringing out the beauty long forgotten, Pasadena stands apart from its Westside neighbors.
Pasadena is just under 23 miles wide and about 10 residents per acre. Pasadena has 320 miles of streets and about 150,000 people currently residing in the area.
Pasadena History
Pasadena was once occupied by the Hahamogna Tribe of Native Americans. They lived in villages scattered along the Arroyo Seco and the canyons from the mountains down to South Pasadena. Most were converted to Christianity by the arrival of the Spaniards and provided labor for the establishment of the San Gabriel Mission in September of 1771.
The San Gabriel Mission was the fourth in California. The Mexican government in 1833 secularized the mission lands and awarded them to individuals after California’s rule transitioned from Spain to Mexico. In February of 1835, it was formally granted by the Mexican government to her husband, Don Juan Mariné. He and his sons subsequently lost the land which changed ownership a few more times before being granted on November 28, 1843, by Governor Manuel Micheltorena to his good friend, Colonel Manuel Garfias, son of a distinguished Mexican family. The northeast corner of the San Gabriel Mission, consisting of the 14,000 acres known as Rancho el Rincon de San Pascual, had previously been gifted in 1826 by the padres to Doña Eulalia Pérez de Guillen, noted for her advanced age as well as her devoted service to the mission.
In 1852, Garfias built an adobe hacienda on the east bank of the Arroyo, where he and his family proceeded to live in grand style two years after California was admitted as a state to the Union. It wasn’t until he could not meet the interest payment due on a loan, the title to the land was then transferred in 1859 to his lenders which were Dr. John S. Griffin and Benjamin “Don Benito” Wilson. Portions of the Rancho San Pasqual were thereafter sold, leaving Griffin and Wilson with 5,328 acres in 1873.
History abstract above is courtesy of the City of Pasadena.
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