Gangs of San Francisco (On a T-Shirt)

June 18, 2010 Misc Musings from Your San Francisco Realtor, SF Places, San Francisco Local Resources, San Francisco Neighborhoods, Weekend SF Real Estate Linkage 1 Comment

Image of Chutes: The Haight

Happy Friday, Folks!

Thought I’d share a fun, and not too well known (at least not yet) site that features some AWESOME San Francisco T-shirts.

The site is www.gangsofsanfrancisco.com and their shirts rock!

From the site’s “about me” page:

Gangs of San Francisco is a one man operation out of San Francisco’s Outer Richmond. A work in progress, it is run by me, Laureano Faedi. A self taught maker of things, I do all the design work, silkscreening, shipping and research. Having migrated to the Bay Area from Buenos Aires 30 years ago I have found San Francisco to be one of the best cities in the world to live in. This project serves as an outlet for my learning of it’s history as well as a way to teach myself silkscreening. I hope that not only will people enjoy my products but that it might also inspire them to learn more about the city.

His collection is a great start, but I’d LOVE to see more! Let’s not forget about the various racetracks in the City, the brothels (oh yeah, we had those), the cemetaries (all over the west side of SF until they were moved out to Colma) and even old sports teams like the San Francisco Seals!

Anyhow – the shirts are cool, the shirt maker is a small local business man, and what better way to dress your weekend best than in a comfy shirt that celebrates your San Francisco pride!

Enjoy your weekend! And buy a shirt!

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1896 San Francisco Firehouse For Sale!!! (And a Tour Business and Memorabilia to Boot!)

February 8, 2010 Real Estate Resources, SF Historical Photos, SF Places, SF Real Estate Info for Buyers, SF Real Estate Info for Sellers, San Francisco Local Resources, San Francisco Neighborhoods, San Francisco Real Estate, San Francisco Videos 2 Comments

**UPDATE**

We’ve determined pricing for the Firehouse and the Tour Business!!!!

The Firehouse is $975,000

The Tour Business is $249,000

And if you are interested in grabbing the torch and taking over the complete lifestyle, then make a reasonable offer for both!!! For once, the sellers are not JUST interested in the price (though money DOES talk), but more than anything, they would really love to see someone carry on the legacy they created. And frankly, I’d like to see the dream kept alive as well!

(And ideally, I’d like to reserve the right to slide down the firepole from time to time, but that’s not a deal breaker. )

I’m giving you a fair warning – this video is addictive, amazing and has a jingle you may not be able to get out of your head for days!!! It is NOT your typical property listing video. TRUST me.

And thanks to the video, I’ve been singing the “The Big Shiny Mack Truck Fire Engine!” for DAYS now! I haven’t had anyone complain yet, and may have been the cause of people all over San Francisco singing that jingle now too!

But the video and the song are just bonuses…. along with the song, you get over 4000 square feet where you can whirl around the firehouse which, to my knowledge, is one of the last San Francisco firehouses (if not THE last one) that has still maintained it’s historical integrity.

The couple that owned it lovingly restored it (a before & after pic are below), and fell so much in love with the place and the lifestyle that they added a “Big Shiny Mack Truck Fire Engine” to their collection and used it to create a profitable tour business that had made kids (of all ages) from ALL over the world smile!!!

But as many stories go, it’s time for the current owners to move on. Which means you can pick up this HOT (badumpum) piece of real estate for yourself. As a fellow colleague joked, it would make an especially “HOT” Valentine’s present. LOL!

Though the price is still not yet determined, numbers are being crunched and the list price will be announced in the next few weeks. The building, business and historic collection will all be for sale – together, or separately.

In the meantime, email me at luba@zephyrsf.com or call me at 415-307-1392 for more information.

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30 Days of Sold San Francisco Real Estate

January 29, 2010 Real Estate Resources, SF Real Estate - 30 Days Sold, SF Real Estate Fast Facts, SF Real Estate Info for Buyers, SF Real Estate Info for Sellers, SF Real Estate Market Conditions, San Francisco Local Resources, San Francisco Neighborhoods, San Francisco Real Estate No Comments

San Francisco real estate

Want to know know what sold in San Francisco in the last 30 days? Sign up for The City Update(TM) – San Francisco’s Friendliest Newsletter. You’ll get the details, and then some, in your inbox (almost) every Friday.

If you just want the round numbers, you can check them out below.

Sold Listings 12/25/09 – 1/28/10

Neighborhood	Total Listings	Average Price	Average DOM
Anza Vista	1	$1,220,000	75
Bayview	6	$483,333	98
Bayview Heights	8	$403,161	29
Bernal Heights	9	$669,889	62
Buena Vista Park	1	$1,099,000	64
Central Richmond	2	$867,500	131
Central Sunset	5	$783,200	87
Central Waterfront	2	$630,000	216
Clarendon Heights	1	$1,148,000	95
Corona Heights	3	$598,333	130
Cow Hollow	1	$1,170,000	2
Crocker Amazon	6	$415,250	28
Diamond Heights	3	$522,000	69
Downtown	7	$686,571	89
Duboce Triangle	3	$478,222	35
Eureka V./Dolores Hts	7	$1,048,857	75
Excelsior	5	$545,000	71
Financial District	1	$1,025,000	151
Forest Hill Extension	1	$1,000,000	26
Forest Knolls	2	$731,250	82
Glen Park	4	$896,250	223
Golden Gate Heights	1	$1,150,000	101
Haight Ashbury	3	$1,361,667	71
Hayes Valley	2	$912,500	78
Ingleside	2	$692,500	34
Ingleside Heights	6	$438,333	41
Ingleside Terrace	1	$1,020,000	102
Inner Mission	14	$670,893	102
Inner Parkside	1	$900,000	129
Inner Richmond	6	$1,045,333	121
Inner Sunset	5	$873,000	56
Lake	6	$926,667	97
Lake Shore	5	$820,400	96
Lakeside	2	$799,444	85
Lone Mountain	2	$1,645,000	124
Lower Pacific Heights	6	$888,667	52
Marina	5	$2,457,800	91
Merced Heights	1	$615,000	62
Merced Manor	1	$775,000	90
Miraloma Park	2	$725,000	27
Mission Bay	4	$732,250	50
Mission Dolores	2	$717,500	68
Mission Terrace	2	$655,000	189
Monterey Heights	1	$2,400,000	83
Mount Davidson Manor	1	$767,000	35
Nob Hill	7	$871,429	114
Noe Valley	9	$1,081,722	159
North Beach	1	$775,000	79
North Panhandle	3	$549,567	67
North Waterfront	2	$480,500	127
Oceanview	1	$425,000	7
Outer Mission	3	$485,933	19
Outer Parkside	4	$612,000	57
Outer Richmond	3	$651,333	151
Outer Sunset	1	$560,000	11
Pacific Heights	7	$2,959,571	70
Parkside	4	$778,750	48
Pine Lake Park	1	$899,000	35
Portola	5	$613,778	25
Potrero Hill	5	$590,300	180
Presidio Heights	2	$1,156,500	102
Russian Hill	7	$1,303,714	92
Sea Cliff	2	$3,625,000	176
Sherwood Forest	3	$1,340,333	109
Silver Terrace	2	$459,500	21
South Beach	9	$639,722	84
South of Market	15	$694,267	77
St. Francis Wood	2	$1,765,000	127
Sunnyside	3	$663,333	39
Telegraph Hill	1	$842,000	78
Tenderloin	1	$2,600,000	198
Twin Peaks	2	$3,207,500	136
Van Ness/Civic Center	5	$679,600	148
Visitacion Valley	6	$467,000	19
West Portal	4	$894,938	67
Western Addition	1	$400,000	35
Westwood Highlands	1	$674,500	150
Westwood Park	3	$724,333	51

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San Francisco’s Ocean Beach – 107 Years Ago! (Plus Info on a Beach Clean-up!)

January 28, 2010 Misc Musings from Your San Francisco Realtor, San Francisco History, San Francisco Local Resources, San Francisco Neighborhoods, San Francisco Real Estate No Comments

Cliff House & Ocean Beach Panorama, 1903 from Richmond SF Blog on Vimeo.

I’ve got my FOURTH cold of the year. Yeah. I’m thinking of buying stock in Nyquil.

But in between blowing my nose and wiping the water pouring from my eyes, the one thing that is keeping me sane is being able to work from home while I watch the ocean from my window (which you can coincidentally do too if you buy my listings at 2458-2460 Great Highway - and as a bonus, you’ll be my neighbor! )

I also happened to find some cool videofootage from the Richmond SF Blog of Ocean Beach back in the days when appropriate beach apparel was a 3 piece suite instead of a wetsuit.

Since I love San Francisco history, and I LOVE Ocean Beach, I thought I’d share the video here.

And a fat “high-five” the Richmond SF Blog folks for finding this awesome footage! Keep it coming!!!

Oh, and coincidentally, there’s a clean-up scheduled at Ocean Beach on January 31st at 9am. From the invite:

Starting at Lincoln Blvd. and moving south, we will pick up the trash that has been deposited by the recent large storm swells on the beach. There is ALOT of very small plastic and styrofoam that is VERY hazardous to the environment and animal life on la playa. Please join us; bags and gloves will be provided.

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Please, Won’t You Be My Neighbor! SF Ocean View Flats for Sale!

January 18, 2010 Mobile Post from Your San Francisco Realtor, San Francisco Local Resources, San Francisco Neighborhoods, San Francisco Photos, San Francisco Property Profile, San Francisco Real Estate No Comments

Ocean Beach Living!

It’s always a beautiful day in my neighborhood. If you read the blog regulary, you know I live here on Great Highway in the Outer Sunset.

You’ll also know that I LOVE my neighborhood. Even on a crappy day like today, with the wind blowing and the rain pouring, I can sit in the comfort of my very own house and watch the Pacific Ocean waves land on Ocean Beach.

It’s a different vibe over on this side of San Francisco. There’s an amazing community feel, and the local businesses are fantastic. Whether we’re talking about the Riptide Bar or Noriega Produce or Java Beach or The Pizza Place, you’d be hard pressed to find another group of business owners in the City that care more about their neighborhood than these folks do.

And, we also have amazing neighbors. People actually care about the neighborhood and they get involved. And with Carmen Chu making herself available to the community to both hear our concerns and respond to them (yes, she listens AND acts on what she hears! Crazy, right?) the hood just gets better and better.

So, I’m thrilled to announce that you’ll have an opportunity to be my neighbor. We won’t be living next door to each other, but when you live on Great Highway, all of your nighbors feel close, even if they’re a few blocks away. And better yet, your neighbors become your friends!

I won’t give you the whole spoiler about the listing because I think to REALLY appreciate it, you need to see it for yourself. But the website, www.2458-2460GreatHwy.com will give you a little tease as to what living at the beach can be like. Besides the ocean views and daily access to sunsets over the horizon, and your own ginormous landscaped yard perfect for parties (complete with bonfire pit!), you get an enclosed outdoor shower (the folks at Socketsite should appreciate that!) where you can get down to your birthday suit and not be afraid of neighbor’s prying eyes.

The Enclosed Outdoor Shower!

Check out the website (www.2458-2460GreatHwy.com) or give me a call at 415-307-1392 for more info.

And, “Won’t you please, please won’t you, please…….. Please won’t you be my neighbor??? Hello Neighbor!”

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A Castle in SF’s Ingleside – Complete with a Drawbridge!

January 15, 2010 Misc Musings from Your San Francisco Realtor, Mobile Post from Your San Francisco Realtor, SF Places, San Francisco Neighborhoods, San Francisco Photos No Comments

: The Ingleside Castle

Some people say your home is your castle and they mean it figuratively. These folks say it, and mean it literally.

The blog posts haven’t been as frequent as I’d like lately, and it’s because I’ve been busy. Like “working 15-19 hour days and sleeping 5 hours a night most nights” busy.

It’s a good thing I love this San Francisco realtor gig I’ve got going, or I would have SURELY lost my mind by now.

Anyhow, somewhere amidst my travels whilst looking at homes with a client today, I thought I actually HAD lost my mind when I thought I saw a DRAWBRIDGE!

Upon closer examination, the drawbridge (and wisteria) are merely a mural, but I have to say, for a minute there, it looked pretty damn three-dimensional.

If you ever are in the Ingleside and are curious enough to check this place out, it’s on the 100 block of Margaret Avenue.

And if you ever want to talk about buying or selling your (literal or figurative) castle in SF, give me a holler at 415-307-1392 or email me. Please leave the drawbridge open though, I’m not a fan of moats.

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30 Days of Sold San Francisco Property Listings

January 11, 2010 Real Estate Resources, SF Real Estate - 30 Days Sold, SF Real Estate Fast Facts, SF Real Estate Info for Buyers, SF Real Estate Info for Sellers, SF Real Estate Market Conditions, San Francisco Neighborhoods, San Francisco Real Estate No Comments

San Francisco real estate

Want to know know what sold in San Francisco in the last 30 days? Sign up for The City Update(TM) – San Francisco’s Friendliest Newsletter. You’ll get the details, and then some, in your inbox (almost) every Friday.

If you just want the round numbers, you can check them out below.

Sold Listings 12/07/09 – 1/07/10

Neighborhood	Total Listings	Average Price	Average DOM
Alamo Square	1	$695,000	66
Bayview	5	$321,800	98
Bayview Heights	3	$466,767	34
Bernal Heights	15	$743,627	75
Buena Vista Park	3	$766,333	50
Central Richmond	8	$792,063	82
Central Sunset	13	$815,838	59
Central Waterfront	2	$706,500	36
Clarendon Heights	4	$1,284,500	84
Corona Heights	2	$1,207,000	60
Cow Hollow	5	$1,329,000	99
Crocker Amazon	1	$615,000	26
Diamond Heights	1	$288,000	159
Downtown	8	$471,563	132
Duboce Triangle	5	$602,933	30
Eureka V./Dolores Hts	11	$1,221,591	89
Excelsior	9	$446,778	62
Forest Hill	1	$1,253,000	44
Forest Hill Extension	1	$1,000,000	26
Forest Knolls	3	$722,167	94
Glen Park	6	$858,703	106
Golden Gate Heights	3	$1,014,833	125
Haight Ashbury	9	$656,222	89
Hayes Valley	7	$783,607	81
Ingleside	4	$672,000	87
Ingleside Heights	5	$411,180	60
Ingleside Terrace	3	$1,009,667	71
Inner Mission	19	$835,861	72
Inner Parkside	1	$787,000	63
Inner Richmond	8	$1,061,125	126
Inner Sunset	6	$924,167	41
Lake	5	$807,400	77
Lake Shore	5	$833,600	71
Lakeside	1	$825,000	74
Laurel Heights	2	$1,607,500	111
Lone Mountain	3	$1,138,333	63
Lower Pacific Heights	12	$927,917	59
Marina	1	$967,387	66
Miraloma Park	1	$910,000	43
Mission Bay	6	$741,667	76
Mission Dolores	7	$579,429	136
Mission Terrace	4	$597,500	90
Monterey Heights	1	$2,400,000	83
Mount Davidson Manor	2	$870,500	23
Nob Hill	9	$758,444	90
Noe Valley	13	$1,067,577	187
North Beach	4	$1,399,750	84
North Panhandle	5	$804,800	86
North Waterfront	2	$620,000	61
Oceanview	4	$391,250	8
Outer Mission	6	$490,667	108
Outer Parkside	6	$682,833	49
Outer Richmond	7	$679,571	82
Outer Sunset	4	$632,250	73
Pacific Heights	15	$2,730,500	82
Parkside	6	$754,667	71
Parnassus/Ashbury Hts	1	$790,000	45
Portola	5	$549,000	63
Potrero Hill	5	$843,800	120
Presidio Heights	2	$1,409,900	84
Russian Hill	11	$1,287,636	177
Sherwood Forest	1	$1,920,000	168
Silver Terrace	5	$460,100	66
South Beach	7	$682,357	173
South of Market	21	$840,429	93
St. Francis Wood	2	$1,477,500	61
Sunnyside	9	$643,556	70
Telegraph Hill	8	$1,132,750	75
Twin Peaks	2	$857,000	126
Van Ness/Civic Center	10	$634,490	130
Visitacion Valley	5	$459,200	14
West Portal	3	$1,244,917	63
Western Addition	2	$579,500	45
Westwood Highlands	2	$746,500	103
Westwood Park	1	$703,000	65

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Newsom Facebook’s his Press Release about Treasure Island Transfer from Navy to SF

December 16, 2009 Green Living in SF, Misc Musings from Your San Francisco Realtor, SF Real Estate Info for Buyers, SF Real Estate Info for Sellers, SF Real Estate Market Conditions, San Francisco Local Resources, San Francisco Neighborhoods, San Francisco Real Estate No Comments

Photo from Inhabitat.com

According to a Facebook update (yes, I’m Gavin’s FB friend, I’d like to think we’re actually really close and he reads my status updates and laughs. ):

[Mayor Newsom] just announced an agreement with the Navy to transfer Treasure Island (TI) to San Francisco. The development of TI will create thousands of jobs and one of the most environmentally sustainable developments in US history.

Um, pretty cool!

In fact, if you haven’t heard about the plans for Treasure Island, Inhabitat.com had some good details about the path to a green and sustainable mini City. It could be one of SF’s new awesome AND green neighborhoods in the near future!

So if you’re a real estate developer planning on, say, selling any awesome new green developments in the next 50 years in that area and need an awesome San Francisco realtor, give me a holler so that I can fit you into my business plan.

You can read the press release (I found the link in the FB post) HERE.

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San Francisco Real Estate – SOLD!

December 10, 2009 SF Real Estate - 30 Days Sold, SF Real Estate Fast Facts, SF Real Estate Info for Buyers, SF Real Estate Info for Sellers, SF Real Estate Market Conditions, San Francisco Local Resources, San Francisco Neighborhoods No Comments

San Francisco real estate

Want to know know what sold in San Francisco in the last 30 days? Sign up for The City Update(TM) – San Francisco’s Friendliest Newsletter. You’ll get the details, and then some, in your inbox (almost) every Friday.

If you just want the round numbers, you can check them out below.

Sold Listings 11/09/09 – 12/10/09

Neighborhood	Total Listings	Average Price	Average DOM
Alamo Square	1	$1,030,000	169
Anza Vista	4	$1,007,500	36
Balboa Terrace	1	$890,000	47
Bayview	4	$312,475	27
Bayview Heights	7	$437,117	47
Bernal Heights	21	$791,143	67
Buena Vista Park	6	$818,667	58
Central Richmond	7	$913,857	52
Central Sunset	10	$772,138	49
Central Waterfront	4	$686,750	116
Clarendon Heights	2	$1,788,889	30
Corona Heights	9	$976,444	78
Cow Hollow	6	$838,500	50
Crocker Amazon	4	$502,000	23
Diamond Heights	11	$553,508	78
Downtown	13	$361,269	176
Duboce Triangle	5	$618,400	61
Eureka V./Dolores Hts	12	$1,204,750	34
Excelsior	8	$439,102	113
Financial District	1	$1,195,000	43
Forest Hill	6	$1,398,000	43
Forest Hill Extension	1	$1,060,000	28
Forest Knolls	5	$699,200	76
Glen Park	10	$936,650	68
Golden Gate Heights	2	$801,250	48
Haight Ashbury	5	$1,452,500	78
Hayes Valley	9	$947,861	55
Ingleside	3	$538,000	40
Ingleside Heights	5	$438,400	17
Ingleside Terrace	1	$822,500	55
Inner Mission	16	$805,758	81
Inner Parkside	3	$666,667	48
Inner Richmond	3	$1,423,333	83
Inner Sunset	7	$1,181,929	44
Lake	2	$1,113,000	40
Lake Shore	5	$923,200	95
Lone Mountain	6	$1,532,000	79
Lower Pacific Heights	6	$399,150	43
Marina	3	$1,627,462	66
Merced Heights	1	$628,000	17
Miraloma Park	4	$824,375	68
Mission Bay	6	$862,000	100
Mission Dolores	11	$908,636	63
Mission Terrace	4	$676,000	55
Monterey Heights	1	$1,170,000	97
Nob Hill	7	$739,429	98
Noe Valley	21	$906,653	124
North Beach	4	$750,000	87
North Panhandle	6	$666,767	45
North Waterfront	1	$740,000	70
Outer Mission	7	$546,361	85
Outer Parkside	7	$672,270	36
Outer Richmond	6	$750,833	80
Outer Sunset	5	$619,800	70
Pacific Heights	20	$1,299,000	72
Parkside	9	$783,611	60
Parnassus/Ashbury Hts	4	$1,113,625	37
Portola	4	$570,125	66
Potrero Hill	6	$849,167	96
Presidio Heights	2	$6,400,000	90
Russian Hill	9	$1,701,556	73
Sea Cliff	2	$5,662,500	140
Sherwood Forest	1	$989,000	85
Silver Terrace	3	$477,667	37
South Beach	13	$640,954	86
South of Market	23	$972,075	90
St. Francis Wood	1	$1,455,000	24
Sunnyside	3	$651,667	37
Telegraph Hill	4	$1,000,000	102
Tenderloin	1	$530,000	95
Twin Peaks	1	$424,000	76
Van Ness/Civic Center	13	$552,596	54
Visitacion Valley	7	$430,286	26
West Portal	2	$874,500	46
Western Addition	2	$599,500	36
Westwood Park	1	$880,000	118

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San Francisco Real Estate – Sold!

December 4, 2009 Real Estate Resources, SF Real Estate Fast Facts, SF Real Estate Info for Buyers, SF Real Estate Info for Sellers, SF Real Estate Market Conditions, San Francisco Neighborhoods No Comments

San Francisco real estate

Want to know know what sold in San Francisco in the last 30 days? Sign up for The City Update(TM) – San Francisco’s Friendliest Newsletter. You’ll get the details, and then some, in your inbox (almost) every Friday.

If you just want the round numbers, you can check them out below.

Sold Listings 11/04/09 – 12/04/09

Neighborhood	Total Listings	Average Price	Average DOM
Anza Vista	3	$926,667	28
Balboa Terrace	1	$890,000	47
Bayview	2	$262,500	34
Bayview Heights	7	$437,117	47
Bernal Heights	20	$750,700	66
Buena Vista Park	5	$856,400	61
Central Richmond	7	$893,857	51
Central Sunset	10	$754,538	42
Central Waterfront	3	$744,000	131
Clarendon Heights	1	$1,877,777	31
Corona Heights	8	$927,250	57
Cow Hollow	7	$964,243	57
Crocker Amazon	4	$410,750	25
Diamond Heights	12	$527,799	70
Downtown	9	$330,222	143
Duboce Triangle	7	$627,429	57
Eureka V./Dolores Hts	16	$1,166,063	38
Excelsior	7	$458,288	110
Financial District	4	$1,851,250	44
Forest Hill	5	$1,427,000	42
Forest Hill Extension	1	$1,060,000	28
Forest Knolls	4	$698,000	66
Glen Park	10	$961,150	67
Golden Gate Heights	2	$801,250	48
Haight Ashbury	5	$1,388,200	48
Hayes Valley	8	$882,219	41
Ingleside	2	$510,500	44
Ingleside Heights	4	$451,525	20
Ingleside Terrace	1	$822,500	55
Inner Mission	12	$687,386	86
Inner Parkside	2	$672,500	54
Inner Richmond	2	$1,662,500	37
Inner Sunset	8	$1,158,906	50
Lake	3	$1,282,000	34
Lake Shore	5	$776,000	91
Lone Mountain	6	$1,532,000	79
Lower Pacific Heights	5	$400,680	11
Marina	2	$1,957,500	66
Merced Heights	1	$628,000	17
Miraloma Park	5	$824,500	73
Mission Bay	6	$862,000	100
Mission Dolores	9	$930,556	53
Mission Terrace	3	$618,000	46
Monterey Heights	1	$1,170,000	97
Nob Hill	7	$642,857	66
Noe Valley	18	$1,105,917	66
North Beach	4	$928,750	85
North Panhandle	9	$596,289	53
North Waterfront	1	$371,000	49
Outer Mission	5	$575,505	46
Outer Parkside	6	$652,963	28
Outer Richmond	6	$745,167	45
Outer Sunset	3	$596,667	39
Pacific Heights	16	$1,455,344	83
Parkside	6	$744,583	74
Parnassus/Ashbury Hts	6	$1,019,083	53
Portola	3	$566,833	62
Potrero Hill	6	$890,500	82
Presidio Heights	2	$6,400,000	90
Russian Hill	8	$1,860,500	73
Sea Cliff	2	$5,662,500	140
Sherwood Forest	1	$989,000	85
Silver Terrace	3	$457,667	79
South Beach	14	$789,214	87
South of Market	15	$895,048	81
Sunnyside	5	$663,800	31
Telegraph Hill	3	$1,041,667	107
Twin Peaks	1	$424,000	76
Van Ness/Civic Center	10	$582,585	50
Visitacion Valley	5	$427,600	30
West Portal	2	$874,500	46
Western Addition	3	$648,333	45
Westwood Park	1	$880,000	118