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555 Arroyo will serve as a catalyst to revitalize this full city block and bring health and wellness services to senior residents and the greater Pasadena community.

Building rendering, Metro rail car, medical office building in background

“I feel the development is the perfect fit for that corner, and will bring the kinds of jobs and economic activity that has been missing for the last couple of decades.”

Gregg Smith, owner of the Parkway Grill and Arroyo Chophouse restaurants

Medical Office at Metro Gold Line crossing at California Blvd.

Before & After
Entry Court at Historic Buildings

Existing surface driveway, outside, white senior building, black iron fence Building rendering, young man crossed arms on street, bikes, flowers, umbrella

“The project will be attractive and re-energize an area that has fallen to neglect in recent years.”

Paul Little, President & CEO, Pasadena Chamber of Commerce

“We are all aging and at some point, many of us may need a place where cutting-edge healthcare and research is available outside the hospital environment. It is then, if not right now, when we would look to 555 Arroyo, and find a well-designed, state of the art and (travel) accessible resource.”

Julianne Worrell, former City Commissioner and Pasadena resident

“I feel the development is the perfect fit for that corner, and will bring the kinds of jobs and economic activity that has been missing for the last couple of decades.”

Gregg Smith, owner of the Parkway Grill and Arroyo Chophouse restaurants

“I believe that 555 Arroyo’s combination of uses – including medical/research and assisted living – is particularly needed in Pasadena, and putting them next to each other near the Metro is a terrific idea. I especially appreciate the preservation of the historic buildings, the inviting common areas, and pedestrian-friendly nature of the improvements.”

Steve Mulheim, President & CEO, Old Pasadena Management District

“When a developer with a track record of respectful, right-sized, historically sensitive projects, such as this company, seeks approval – I am very confident, and offer my support.”

Scott Feldmann, Pasadena resident

Before & After
Entry Court at Historic Buildings

Existing one-story brick building, street light pole, traffic signage
Building rendering, outdoor dining area, walkway, man, outdoor lights, trees, bikes

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