President Trump’s new global tariffs—ranging from 10% to nearly 50% on imports—could drive up renovation costs, reshape buyer behavior, and impact home values in Pasadena’s real estate market.

Discover how shorter, fewer open houses can drive higher buyer interest and stronger offers when selling your Pasadena or Los Angeles area home. Learn from a real-life example why limiting showings can be your strategic advantage.

Selling your home in Pasadena? Learn about the two major negotiations—price & terms, and request for repairs. Discover how pre-inspections can help you secure a stronger, non-contingent offer.

Are you thinking about selling your home in Pasadena, CA? Whether you own a stunning Mid-century modern home, a classic Craftsman-style bungalow, or a charming Spanish-style residence, the Pasadena real estate market presents unique opportunities for sellers. As a local Pasadena real estate agent, I specialize in helping homeowners like you get top dollar for their properties.

The recent decision by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to forego post-cleanup soil testing in Altadena and Pacific Palisades has sent shockwaves through Los Angeles County. Homeowners, real estate investors, and prospective buyers are left wondering what this means for property values in affected areas—particularly in Altadena and Pasadena, which have historically been strong real estate markets.

From Craftsman bungalows to grand Victorians, Pasadena's historic homes hold a unique charm. But how do sellers balance preserving that character with appealing to modern buyers? This article explores the delicate dance between honoring the past and navigating today's real estate market.

Discover how the Pasadena real estate market is performing after the Eaton Fire. Explore current inventory levels, market trends, and insights on private exclusive and coming soon listings in Pasadena.

For years, neighborhoods like Los Feliz, Silver Lake, Echo Park, and Highland Park have been synonymous with LA cool. These areas, with their walkable streets, artistic energy, and historic charm, have long been the go-to spots for young creatives and professionals. But as older millennials move into their late 30s and 40s, many are setting their sights on a new chapter—one that trades compact city living for the suburban allure of Pasadena, Altadena, Glendale, and La Cañada Flintridge.