Nestled in the embrace of the Santa Monica Mountains, Calabasas, California, is not just a city; it’s a living canvas painted with a rich history and vibrant demographics. As realtors with a passion for connecting people with their dream homes, Carie and Kevin Webber have witnessed the transformation of Calabasas into a coveted community within the Los Angeles metropolitan area. Join us on this journey as we explore the historical tapestry and diverse demographics that make Calabasas a truly unique real estate gem.

Historical Narration:

Calabasas, a name that resonates with pumpkins and gourds, has a history steeped in Native American culture. For us, as realtors, it’s fascinating to guide clients through the historic Leonis Adobe, a tangible relic from the Mexican era that speaks volumes about the city’s past. The Leonis Land Grant, with its sprawling ranch, set the stage for Calabasas’ metamorphosis into the vibrant city we know today.

Demographic Diversity:

Our experience as realtors in Calabasas has been marked by the diverse blend of cultures and backgrounds that define the city’s population. From professionals seeking upscale amenities to artists and celebrities drawn to its tranquil allure, Calabasas mirrors a mosaic of dreams and aspirations. With a population of approximately 23,000 people, this city has become a haven for those seeking a balance between serene surroundings and urban convenience.

Educational Excellence and Economic Hub:

Carie and Kevin often find themselves highlighting Calabasas’ commitment to education when presenting properties to families. The city’s top-rated public and private schools play a pivotal role in attracting residents who prioritize their children’s education. As realtors, we see firsthand the impact this has on property values and demand.

The economic landscape is equally dynamic, with a diverse range of industries contributing to Calabasas’ affluence. Corporate headquarters in technology, finance, and entertainment dot the cityscape, creating a haven for professionals pursuing successful careers without compromising their quality of life.

Recreation and Lifestyle:

Calabasas’ commitment to providing an active and outdoor lifestyle is evident in its plethora of parks, hiking trails, and open spaces. As realtors, we often find ourselves highlighting the allure of Malibu Creek State Park and the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area, emphasizing the lifestyle potential our listed properties offer.

Community Events and Connectivity:

Our role as realtors extends beyond property transactions; we are also community connectors. Calabasas’ cultural events, like the annual Film Festival, provide us with opportunities to engage with clients on a personal level. Local farmers’ markets and community fairs create a vibrant tapestry that fosters a sense of belonging and connection among residents.

Conclusion:

In our journey as realtors, Calabasas has been a canvas onto which we’ve painted dreams and aspirations. From the historic charm that draws in history enthusiasts to the diverse demographics that make each property unique, Calabasas is a tapestry waiting to be explored. As Carie and Kevin Webber, we take pride in showcasing this city’s rich history and vibrant demographics, ensuring that every home we represent tells a story as unique and compelling as Calabasas itself.

Area Schools

The communities in Calabasas include:

Vista Pointe, Hidden Hills West, Westridge, Calabasas Hills, Calabasas Park Estates, Calabasas Country Estates, and The Oaks, Mulholland Heights, Mulwood, Las Villas, Bellagio, The Ridge, Creekside, Clairidge, Calabasas Highlands, Mountain Park, Abercrombie Ranch Estates, Cold Creek, and Park Moderne, Mountain View Estates, Monte Nido, Deer Springs, Stone Creek, El Encanto, Archstone, Mont Calabasas, Malibu Canyon Park, The Colony at Calabasas, and Calabasas View, Saratoga Hills, Saratoga Ranch, Deer Springs, Steeplechase.

The most celebrity populated neighborhood in Calabasas is Hidden Hills, which is featured on the television series Keeping Up with the Kardashians.

In July 2008, the City completed construction of a Gold LEED certified Civic Center and Library complex. Located at 100 Civic Center Way, the two building complex is the first municipal-owned and constructed ‘green’ civic center structure in the state of California. It is estimated that the complex cost approximately $45,000,000 to complete. This figure includes the outright purchase of the land on which the complex sits.

The Civic Center complex contains: The Calabasas Library, meeting rooms and an amphitheater, and the Calabasas Channel (CTV).

Calabasas funds its own public transportation in the form of a shuttle and trolley service. It augments the service provided by the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Agency and funds its own library. The City also runs the Calabasas Tennis & Swim Center, and has a protected and maintained historical district called “Old Town Calabasas”

Information source: Wikipedia