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Looks like Phil has listed his home for sale. I remember a few years back, when Jerry's Nicasio home went up for sale. I think it finally closed for around 2 mill (apparently, the market has bounced back). I always get a kick out of catching a glimpse of how these guys live outside of the band.

http://www.aol.com/article/2016/04/25/g ... de=3870916

Maybe if a vial of liquid was included. The special kind.

I like Phil's new place much better.

http://www.realtor.com/news/celebrity-r ... -property/

The new place is much nicer!

Searing75 wrote:The new place is much nicer!

Plus, as the listing notes, you cannot go wrong with a fountain of youth in your backyard.

Jimaroe wrote:Looks like Phil has listed his home for sale. I remember a few years back, when Jerry's Nicasio home went up for sale. I think it finally closed for around 2 mill (apparently, the market has bounced back). I always get a kick out of catching a glimpse of how these guys live outside of the band.

http://www.aol.com/article/2016/04/25/g ... de=3870916

Part of the reason California homes bring such high prices is there is a law propty taxes can only be raised like 2% annually. Compared to the Tri-state area where prop'ty taxes are routinely $20k-30k/year for common track homes (which jacks up rents and suppresses sale prices I might add).

Phil's old house looks more like something Jill would have chosen and furnished to raise the kids. The new place has a lot more character and I am sure he has renovated it nicely.

Likewise, John Fogarty's taste in mansions cracks me up..

http://variety.com/2013/dirt/real-estal ... 201237086/

Real Estate is still one of the best investments. I'm sure there are thoughts of that for the kids and grand kids.