Calabasas Real Estate
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City of Calabasas
Calabasas, California

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Small Sample of Luxury Homes List Pr         BD BA Sq Ft $1,299,999 5 4.50 3895 Lot 8830sf Calabasas Homes Courtesy Remax List Pr         BD BA Sq Ft Lot Sz       Yr 1998 $1,495,000  4 4.50 4455 12,114 sf                 Calabasas Homes Courtesy Prudential    List Pr         BD BA Sq Ft Lot Sz Yr $1,650,000  5 4.5 3069 10637 sf 1995 Calabasas Homes Courtesy Coldwell Banker List Pr         BD BA Sq Ft Lot Sz Yr $1,1449,000  4 4 3436 8659sf 1991   Calabasas Homes Courtesy Orange County Aor List Pr         BD BA Sq Ft Lot Sz Yr $2,495,000 5 4.5 5288 13,499 sf 1990 Calabasas Homes Courtesy Coldwell Banker   Thousand Oaks Wood Ranch Simi Valley Newbury Park Camarillo Moorpark Agoura Agoura Hills Calabasas Calabasas Park Calabasas Highlands

CAL?A??BAS??AS City of Calabasas 26135 Mureau Road Calabasas, CA 91302 (818)878-4225 fax(818)878-4215 City Hall Hours: 8am - 5pm Mon. - Fri. (website open 24/7) info@cityofcalabasas.com  Many say that Calabasas means pumpkin, squash, or gourd, derived from the Spanish "calabaza". Some historians theorize that it is a translation of the Chumash word calahoosa". Whatever the derivation, the peopl of Calabasas are proud of their unique name, and every October, the Calabasas Chamber of Commerce hosts a "Pumpkin Festival" to celebrate fall and of course, the pumpkin for which our colorful city was named. The red-tailed hawk flying over the Santa Monica Mountains is the City's official logo, symbolizes a commitment to preserving the community's natural beauty and semi-rural quality of life. The logo is featured on the Calabasas City flag which is flown in front of City Hall and hangs in the City Council Chambers. TOUR OF THE CITY   Total Population: 20,033   Median Age: 38.5 years   Population 18 years and over: 71.4%   Population 21 years and over: 68.8%   Population 62 years and over: 10.8%   Population 65 years and over: 8.6%

History of Calabasas, an exerpt from the  City of Calabasas website

Indians, explorers, squatters, and bandits are all part of Calabasas history. The Chumash Indians led a peaceful life amidst the rolling hills, making their homes in canyons. Acorns from the massive old oak trees that thrive in the area formed an important part of their diet. Some of these oaks in Calabasas may be 500-700 years-old today. Chumash Indians named the area Calabasas, a word that may have descended from the Indian word for "where the wild geese fly." Another theory is that Calabasas comes from the Spanish word for pumpkin or wild gourd. The 1700's Spanish expeditions forever changed the Indians´ way of life. The Diary of Miguel Costanso, which documents the Portola expeditions in 1769-1770, refers to encounters with the Chumash in the area. Six years later, the Juan de Anza party camped just west of Calabasas. For more of the story, visit City of Calabasas website

THE HINDU TEMPLE 1600 Las Virgenes Road THE MOUNTAINS Call Malibu Creek State Park info at (818) 880-0367, and Paramount Ranch at (818) 883-3770. OLD TOWN Follow Calabasas Road from end to end and check out the Calabasas Junction which was once Cooper´s General Store with the El Camino Real bell under the Oak, visit Leonis Adobe and Calabasas Park and the many historic buildings which are still standing. VISITORS CENTER for more things to do Located at 23564 Calabasas, the Calabasas Chamber of Commerce Visitors Center