Tustin, California Real Estate Agent - Ron Holborn
Ron Holborn has been in the real estate industry for over 22 years, has been the Broker/Owner of RE/MAX North Orange County since 1988, his agency has closed over 8,000 residential and commercial real estate transactions, and he has earned RE/MAX's prestigious RE/MAX Hall of Fame Award. Being an adventurer at heart Ron loves to give back to the community and support local causes. His community involvement includes being a strong supporter of the Children's Miracle Network, Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure, Meals on Wheels, Toys for Tots and the Fullerton Rotary.
Ron's areas of sales and expertise include pre-foreclosures, foreclosure sales, bank repossessions, 1-4 unit apartments, rental properties, probate sales, horse properties, and other real estate in Tustin. Because he uses the latest technology and communication tools you'll not only find him by visiting his find him on his Tustin real estate website but also on Facebook, ActiveRain, and Zillow. So whether you are looking to buy your next home in Tustin or one of the surrounding areas or are wanting to sell your home here don't settle for just any real estate agent or company for your real estate needs in Orange County. Give yourself the advantage of working with the best... Ron Holborn!
Tustin Facts, History, and Local Events
Tustin, Orange County is a city that has historical roots and was incorporated in 1926, which means that it is one of the perfect places to enjoy the history of the area. It boasts being on of the cities with the shortest commutes in Southern California and this is why Forbes believes it was the 2009 city to dwell in.
Tustin is the hub of engineering in California as you will find two blimp hangars that Tustin can safely brag to be the largest wooden structures ever erected anywhere and are still standing. This site is listed under the National Register of Historic Places as well as the ASCE List of Historical Civil Engineering Landmarks. This land was purchased after the American-Mexican War by Columbus Tustin who was a famed carriage builder in the 1870"s and grew quickly due to urbanization and the sprouting of orchards which made this city quite the spot to own a business to cater for the farmers.
The population of Tustin as of the year 2000 stood at 67,504 citizens. Of these, about 55% of the population is Caucasian, a little under 3% is black, while Hispanic or Latino make up 34% of the total population. The largest age group percentage is 25-44 which caters for 38.1% of the total population. The city covers an area of 29.5 square kilometers. It is a unique city because of the large number of trees there, so much so that it was named "City of Trees". It is run by a city council with 5 elected members. There is a mayor who is chosen from the council members.
Tustin, Orange County"s Old Town can be located at Main Street and El Camino Real and has historical spots dating back to the 1880"s. You will find the Tustin Area Historical Society whose museum shows a lot about this small town"s past. Other sites include the Vance House, the Pankey Residence and Leinburger House among many others that are still long standing pieces of history.
The Tustin Parks and Recreation Department is one of the council branches that is at the forefront of community service and activities. Teens are catered for through the Tustin Teens in Action Program while interested parties can apply for the Volunteers in Training program. Thanks to one of Tustin"s dedicated websites, you can search for events, meetings, Tustin themed community programs and even book a picnic spot. Camps for the youth, teens and the general population can also be booked through this department.
Tustin, California is a city that is always bursting with activity. For example, you will find a festival like the Dinosaur Dash where a race takes place followed by a food and family fun day expo held in November. Tustin"s heritage has been celebrated since 1957 thanks to the Tiller Days which offers fun and entertainment for all who attend through a parade and other events. June through to August is a time when visitors and locals alike enjoy the Concerts in the Park series where a number of bands and artists showcase their talents while people can enjoy food and drinks at the same time. The Tustin Street Cook-Off and street fair is a great place to enjoy cooking competitions, shows and entertainment for the young ones. Children can enjoy the Easter Egg Hunt annually, and this is a great way for them to enjoy this holiday. The Tree Lighting ceremony is an important event that is celebrated around December and attendees can enjoy music and family time.
