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Suburban living and an array of Asian food in Marshall
Marshall, a neighborhood in western San Gabriel Valley, has quiet streets but is still walkable to plenty of shopping and dining, defying the traditional suburban stereotypes. Deeply infused with Asian culture, the area brims with businesses selling bubble tea, Sichuan food and more authentic dishes. “It’s very convenient. A lot of Chinese people like this location. People can just walk to restaurants and places everywhere,” says Realtor Alexandra Yeung, who works with IRN Realty and has over 15 years of experience in the area. Despite having the commercial presence of an urban area, Marshall’s well-rated public schools and community park make the neighborhood slightly more family oriented.
Enjoy a walkable, family-friendly atmosphere in the Marshall neighborhood of Alhambra.
The Marshall neighborhood of Alhambra offers homes with spacious yards and tree-lined streets.
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Shopping and restaurants in San Gabriel Square and on Valley Boulevard
San Gabriel Square, located in Marshall’s northwest corner, is a Mediterranean-style open-air mall with plenty of local business options. “There are lots of Chinese restaurants like Five Star Seafood Restaurant and lots of shops,” Yeung says. At Five Star Seafood Restaurant, Cantonese dishes and dim sum are served in a relaxed setting. The mall also houses Long Xing Ji Juicy Dumpling, which also has a casual feel. The most popular shops in San Gabriel Square are Daiso, a Japanese houseware store, and 99 Ranch Market, a Chinese supermarket. Valley Boulevard, the community’s northern edge, teems with more Asian cuisine, from Korean barbecue to hot pot to sushi.
Enjoy fresh seafood and Cantonese cuisine at Five Star Seafood in the Marshall neighborhood of Alhambra.
Find authentic Asian ingredients at 99 Ranch Market in the Marshall neighborhood of Alhambra.
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Bungalows, ranch-style homes and Mediterranean homes in Marshall
Other than the retail on its north side, Marshall has a calm residential feel, composed of streets lined with crape myrtle trees and single-family homes. Many have enough space for garden beds, often landscaped with roses and agave plants. It's also common in this neighborhood to have decorative fencing, from wrought iron to picket fences. The architecture includes bungalows from the 1930s and midcentury ranch-style homes, which range from $800,000 to $1 million. On Ralph Street, there are Mediterranean houses built in the 1990s, ranging from $1.4 million to $2 million. Homes spend an average of 23 days on the market on average, compared to the national average of 46 days. “It’s a fast market because a lot of people like the location; it’s 15 minutes to downtown,” Yeung says.
Enjoy a prime location with beautiful homes in the Marshall neighborhood of Alhambra.
The Marshall neighborhood of Alhambra features diverse homes close to parks, dining, and shopping.
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San Gabriel Unified Schools, including San Gabriel High
On Niche, Dewey Avenue Elementary School has a B rating. Richard Garvey Intermediate School earns an A-minus, and San Gabriel High School has an A rating. “The schools are good. Most of them have Blue Ribbon awards,” Yeung says. San Gabriel High is Blue Ribbon recognized and just won first place in the Future Business Leaders of America sweepstakes in 2024. The closest option for higher education is the California Institute of Technology, located in Pasadena.
Dewey Avenue Elementary School provides education in the neighborhood of San Gabriel.
Richard Garvey Intermediate serves 6-8th grade students and is part of Garvey School District.
San Gabriel High School, located near the Marshall neighborhood, provides quality education and extracurricular opportunities.
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Marshall Park and Vincent Lugo Park
In the heart of the community, Marshall Park is the neighborhood’s main recreation space. A $4.6 million renovation was completed in 2018 and prioritized a family-friendly atmosphere. The park is fenced-in, with a playground and picnic pavilions, where locals often host birthday parties and other celebrations. It also has a basketball court and exercise equipment. About a mile north of the neighborhood, Vincent Lugo Park is the largest and most popular park in the city. It's best known for La Laguna Playground, a unique playground where kids can climb various animals and dinosaurs. More amenities include a ballfield and pathways for walking or jogging.
Marshall Community Park in the Marshall neighborhood of Alhambra offers green space and playgrounds.
Vincent Lugo Park in San Gabriel features a big awesome playground.
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Only 10 miles to downtown LA
Marshall residents often commute throughout the San Gabriel Valley and Greater Los Angeles. “Valley Boulevard is very convenient and goes all the way to downtown Los Angeles,” Yeung says. Interstate 10 also takes residents to LA, only 10 miles away. For public transit, there’s the Alhambra Station for Amtrak light rail services and the Metro bus system. For farther travel, the Hollywood Burbank Airport is located about 15 miles away.
The Metro bus system in the Marshall neighborhood of Alhambra provides reliable local transportation services.
The I-10 freeway connects the Marshall neighborhood to Downtown Los Angeles.
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On average, homes in Marshall, San Gabriel sell after 39 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Marshall, San Gabriel over the last 12 months is $971,000, up 16% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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