Neighborhood
Arcadia Highlands
Arcadia Highlands is one of the five homeowners association areas the City of Arcadia recognizes by City Council resolution. Its association, the Arcadia Highlands Home Owners Association, has an Architectural Review Board with design review authority over the area.
Sources: City of Arcadia — Resolution No. 7272, regulations for Homeowners' Association areas (PDF) · City of Arcadia — Homeowners Associations
Neighborhood
Upper Rancho
Upper Rancho is one of the five homeowners association areas the City of Arcadia recognizes by City Council resolution. Its association, the Rancho Santa Anita Property Owners Association, has an Architectural Review Board with design review authority over the area.
Sources: City of Arcadia — Resolution No. 7272, regulations for Homeowners' Association areas (PDF) · City of Arcadia — Homeowners Associations
Neighborhood
Santa Anita Oaks
Santa Anita Oaks is one of the five homeowners association areas the City of Arcadia recognizes by City Council resolution. Its association, the Santa Anita Oaks Homeowners Association, has an Architectural Review Board with design review authority over the area.
Sources: City of Arcadia — Resolution No. 7272, regulations for Homeowners' Association areas (PDF) · City of Arcadia — Homeowners Associations
Neighborhood
Lower Rancho
Lower Rancho is one of the five homeowners association areas the City of Arcadia recognizes by City Council resolution. Its association, the Rancho Santa Anita Residents' Association, has an Architectural Review Board with design review authority over the area.
Sources: City of Arcadia — Resolution No. 7272, regulations for Homeowners' Association areas (PDF) · City of Arcadia — Homeowners Associations
Neighborhood
Santa Anita Village
Santa Anita Village is one of the five homeowners association areas the City of Arcadia recognizes by City Council resolution. Its association, the Santa Anita Village Community Association of Arcadia, has an Architectural Review Board with design review authority over the area.
Sources: City of Arcadia — Resolution No. 7272, regulations for Homeowners' Association areas (PDF) · City of Arcadia — Homeowners Associations
Arcadia neighborhoods FAQ
- Do I need approval to remodel a home in one of Arcadia's homeowners association areas?
- Yes. Under City Council Resolution No. 7272, each area's Architectural Review Board must review and approve new structures, additions, alterations and facade changes, plus fences, walls and landscaping visible from the street, before construction. The City's Homeowners Associations page lists each board's contact.
Notes on streets, architecture, and documented housing for selling a home in Arcadia. A citywide median is not the value of an individual property. A property-specific review is advisory — not an appraisal or a CMA of an unnamed house. Booking a seller consultation does not create a listing agreement. Equal Housing Opportunity.