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Glendale is located within Los Angeles County and is bordered by towns such as Pasadena, Sun Valley and La Canada Flintridge. It is California’s 18th largest populated city. It is only 8 miles from downtown Los Angeles.
Glendale is known for hosting a large Armenian-American community. Forest Lawn Memorial Park has become a famous cemetery for containing many celebrities remains along with it’s local residents. Glendale is well known for it’s shopping with locations such as Glendale Galleria, the Americana at Brand and the Glendale Fashion Center.
Glendale real estate is within neighborhoods such as Montecito Park (quaint custom built 1920’s and 1930’s homes), Sparr Heights (darling homes with blocks of interesting walking areas), El Miradero (known for Brand Park) and downtown Glendale with it’s wonderful restaurants.
Go to Glendale City Review for more on Glendale.
Neighboring cities include Burbank, Montrose, Atwater-Village, Eagle Rock and Pasadena.
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Glendale City Review
The city of Glendale, with a population of roughly 200,000 people spread out to 28 individual neighborhoods, is ranked as the 15th largest city in California. The city was established in 1906 and is located near the Los Angeles area, approximately 10 miles to the north east, which has a much larger population of 17 million.
The first individuals to live in the area were the Tongva Indians. In 1798 the first European-American arrived, Jose Maria Verdugo. Glendale is the home of the very first runway created on the west coast in the year 1923 at the “Grand Central Airport”, which is now owned by the Disney Corporation. This was not its only claim to fame though. Howard Hughes used it as his site for the H-1 racer and Jack Northrop built airplanes here as well. It was also the training location for the P-38 pilots in World War II. It almost got the title of “All-American City” in the year 1992 issued by the National Civic League.
The area is rather dry and yearly precipitation is only 21 inches. In August the high and low temperatures reach 90.6 and 62 degrees Fahrenheit for averages. In January highs reach 68 and lows are approximately 44 degrees. There are 67 days where temperatures reach 90 degrees or more.
Glendale is home to both Nestle USA Inc. and the DreamWorks SKG corporations.
Arts and Leisure
In Glendale you will find the grand estate named El Miradero, the oldest building in the city Verdugo Adobe, and The Forest Lawn Memorial Park which is where many celebrities have been buried.
Glendale isn’t a city of blue or white collar individuals. They are mixed quite a bit and the most popular professions include professionals, managers, and sales and office workers. In terms of percentages; 17.45% of people work in administrative and office support jobs, 12.90% in sales positions, and 10.71% in management occupations.
Glendale’s population is very into the artistic side of life. It has more media workers, designers, and artists than 90% of any other communities which create its personality. It also has a higher population of math and computer workers than 95% of other cities.
Glendale’s population is mainly single, young, and educated. They are also headed towards starting or improving their careers. Glendale is a very appealing area for the young educated individuals who wish to socialize, create friendships, and have fun. Glendale is also a location for many urban sophisticates who are generally older, wealthy individuals who have professional places of employment. They may be found anywhere including cities, suburbs, and rural areas. However, they have urban tastes in opera, symphony, ballet, and theater along with their others interests and hobbies.
Glendale Information and Demographics
Nationally, 14.96% of cities in the USA have at least a bachelor’s degree but in Glendale 32.05% of people have at minimum a bachelor’s degree which places them quite a bit higher than average. Income in Glendale in the year 2000 was $22,227 per person, which is the upper bracket for the entire country and middle for the state of California. A family of four would have an income of $88,908.
The ethnicities in Glendale include a large variety. The most prevalent race is white with Asian following. The Hispanic population in Glendale is at 19.58% but Hispanic individuals may be of any race or multiple races. They are largely English, German, Irish, Italian, Iranian, and Armenian. 54.41% of the individuals living in Glendale were born on foreign soil.
Many languages can be heard in and around Glendale. The most common one is English and others in the city include Spanish, Armenian, Korean, and Tagalog.
