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920 N 1st St, Alhambra, CA, 91801

22beds
16baths
10,911sqft
$5,059,000
$464price/sqft
$31,300/moest. monthly cost
$1,252,000/yrincome needed

About This Home

Situated just two blocks south of the affluent cities of San Marino and South Pasadena, the property benefits from its location in one of the most attractive rental submarkets of the West San Gabriel Valley. Because the property is not subject to local rent control, an investor can increase rents by a greater amount each year, when compared with multifamily investments in Los Angeles and other local cities. With current rents approximately 21% below those of similar neighboring properties, a new owner may be able to add significant value while improving the building's cash flow substantially. Constructed in 1959, the two-story structure surrounds a well-landscaped, quiet courtyard atop a 14,706-square foot lot. The property has been meticulously maintained throughout its ownership, while select units have been renovated with new hardwood floors, new kitchen cabinets, and new ceiling fans. The gated complex includes eight security cameras, several of which are trained on the 16 covered parking spaces. The landlord-owned laundry facilities add an additional revenue stream. The separate gas and electricity meters, pitched roofs, and partial copper plumbing should help to reduce future expenses. Located near the corner of Huntington Drive and Los Robles Avenue, the building sits just across the border from both San Marino and South Pasadena. Being within walking distance of Ralph's, In-N-Out Burger, and the new $130 million Alhambra Place Shopping Center helps to attract tenants. Median home values have increased by 40% since 2020, resulting in increased demand for rental units as residents are priced out of homeownership now that the median single-family home is valued above $1,000,000. Apartment demand in the area is also elevated due to the fact that Alhambra has only added 540 units over the past 30 years. This amount of new development is up to 10 times slower than other communities in the area, and the resulting demand for existing apartments is projected to exert sustained upwards pressure on local rents, benefitting apartment landlords. The property also sits just two miles from the 110 Freeway and two-and-a-half miles from the10 Freeway, affording tenants convenient access to Downtown Los Angeles, Pasadena, and the rest of the San Gabriel Valley.

Getting Around

76
WalkingVery Walkable
0
TransitVery Limited Transit
51
BikeBikeable

Schools

8/10
8/10
Alhambra High SchoolGrades 9-120.8 mi

Construction

Condition

  • Year built: 1959

Type & Style

  • Home type: MultiFamily
  • Property subType: Multi Family

Interior

Bedrooms & Bathrooms

  • Bedrooms: 22
  • Bathrooms: 16

Heating & Cooling

  • Heating features: Other
  • Cooling features: Other

Interior Area

  • Total structure area: 10,911
  • Total interior livable area: 10,911 sqft

Property

Details

  • Parcel number: 5321020021
  • Zoning: ALRPD*
  • Special condition: Standard
  • Other equipment: Other

Features

  • Levels: Two
  • Stories: 2

Lot

  • Lot size: 0.34 Acres

Parking

  • Total spaces: 16
  • Parking features: Assigned

Climate Risk is Financial Risk

Every home has a financial story beyond the listing price. Below, you’ll see the climate risks that could affect this property — and in Bills & Affordability, how those risks may influence repairs, insurance, utilities, and long-term value.

Biggest Threats for This Home

  • Earthquake
    EarthquakeRelatively High
  • Heat Wave
    Heat WaveModerate
  • Inland Flooding
    Inland FloodingModerate
  • Wildfire
    WildfireModerate

How This Home’s Risks Compare

Earthquake
Heat Wave
Inland Flooding
Wildfire

FEMA Declared Disasters in Los Angeles County and California

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Understanding the Costs

Financial advisors generally recommend spending no more than 30% of your gross household income on housing costs. In practice, many households stretch to 35% or beyond — especially in high-cost markets.

Estimated Costs Today

MonthlyAnnual
Mortgage $25,581$306,972
Home Insurance *$556$6,672
Property Taxes $2,824$33,888
Electricity $2,339$28,076
Total$31,300$375,600
*Does not include cost of any FAIR Plan premiums

Income You'd Need if You Spent...

35% on housing$1,073,142/yr
40% on housing$939,000/yr
45% on housing$834,666/yr

California FAIR Plan Programs

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Current Policies
Residential: 417,310Commercial: 13,990
Total Premiums$1.42B
Total Exposure$429.84B

How Costs Could Change Over Time

Climate risk is quickly impacting all of the major home ownership costs. Adjust the growth rates and percentage of income spent on housing below to see how your housing costs could change over the next 10 years — and what income you'd need to keep up.

Insurance Growth Rate5-year average: 10.3%
10.3%
0%30.0%
Electricity Growth Rate10-year average: 4.3%
4.3%
0%15.0%
Property Taxes Growth Rate2-year average: 1.2%
1.2%
0%15.0%
Income Spent on Housing
30%
30%45%

Comparing Against the Market

Price Per Sq Ft

$464This listing

vs Other Active Listings

Avg $/sqft

ZIP 91801$474
Los Angeles County$602

vs Homes Sold Last Month

Median $/sqft

ZIP 91801$748
Los Angeles County$610

Current Market Trends

Median Price Per Square Foot

The median price per square foot of homes sold in this area each month. Compare this to this listing's price per square foot to gauge whether the home is priced in line with recent sales.

Historicals for This Listing

Zestimate History ($/sqft)

No zestimate history available

Price History

DateEventPrice
2026-01-12Price change$5,059,000
2025-07-21Listed for sale$5,300,000

For Sale by Agent

AgentRoderick 'Rick' Raymundo
BrokerageMarcus & Millichap

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