dont mind this will be editing at some point

Salvatore Realty Group was started in 1983 by blablababla with origins in Rockwell

existing projects (Sorted by area)

- Musica Condos (Rockwell, 1984)

- Sunrise Inn (Rockwell, 1987)

- Surfside Condos (Rockwell, 1989)

- Melrose Inn (Rockwell, 1993)

- Sanctuary estates (Rockwell, 1998)

- Rockwell Inn / Rockwell Mall (Rockwell, 2002)

- Roman residence (Rockwell, 2015)

- Las Palmas Apartments (Rockwell, 2017)

- The Skylight at Rockwell (Rockwell, 2021)

- El Oro apartments (Los Llanos, 1985)

- Vista Del Rio (Ramona, 1989)

- Porscha Condos (Sonora, 1996)

- Gould'n Inn (Whitestone, 1987)

- Nexus Lofts (Whitestone, 1996)

- Vellfire Square Apartments (Whitestone, 2010)

- S&C Apartments (Palma, 2004)

- Glenview terrace apartments (glenview, 2014)

- Glenview Battery Studios (glenview, 2016)

- The salvatore at glenview (glenview, 2023)

- Kings Inn of Dawson (Dawson, 2015)

- The Angelo at Soledad (downtown, 2018)

- 590 W. Liberty avenue (downtown, 2019)

- The Arcade on Soledad (downtown, 2020)

- The Canyon Tower (downtown, 2024)

- The Red Ruby of Little Kyoto (Little Kyoto, 2022)

under construction

- The Garden at Little Kyoto (Little Kyoto)

- The Eagle of Near Eastside (Near Eastside)

future projects

- Glenview Galleria redevelopment (Glenview)

- The Ava at Ashfield (Ashfield East)

existing projects (Sorted by year)

- Musica Condos (Rockwell, 1984)

- El Oro apartments (Los Llanos, 1985)

- Sunrise Inn (Rockwell, 1987)

- Gould'n Inn (Whitestone, 1987)

- Surfside Condos (Rockwell, 1989)

- Vista Del Rio (Ramona, 1989)

- Melrose Inn (Rockwell, 1993)

- Porscha Condos (Sonora, 1996)

- Nexus Lofts (Whitestone, 1996)

- Sanctuary estates (Rockwell, 1998)

- Rockwell Inn / Rockwell Mall (Rockwell, 2002)

- S&C Apartments (Palma, 2004)

- Vellfire Square Apartments (Whitestone, 2010)

- Glenview terrace apartments (glenview, 2014)

- Roman residence (Rockwell, 2015)

- Kings Inn of Dawson (Dawson, 2015)

- Glenview Battery Studios (glenview, 2016)

- Las Palmas Apartments (Rockwell, 2017)

- The Angelo at Soledad (downtown, 2018)

- 590 W. Liberty avenue (downtown, 2019)

- The Arcade on Soledad (downtown, 2020)

- The Skylight at Rockwell (Rockwell, 2021)

- The Red Ruby of Little Kyoto (Little Kyoto, 2022)

- The salvatore at glenview (glenview, 2023)- The Canyon Tower (downtown, 2024)

2023-06-23T01:12:38Z

Golden2:

Glenview is a designated community north of Ashfield and Downtown Greenfield.

== History ==
Before 1921 Glenview just had a few dirt roads with a couple ranches and farms.

in 1921 the first roads got built in glenview, this was because of the film industry and trading becoming a bigger influence in the greenfield bay area. Many new residents seek the californian dream of owning a house in the sunny california. So both Greenfield and Ashfield grew in size and glenview quickly got built in, with many new craftsman styled bungalows filling up the area, and warehouses being built along the waterfront. Some bigger apartment buildings were built along the main roads, aswell as the Santa Cabeza Library, a large library built in 1925, named after a teacher who used to teach in Ashfield. A streetcar line also went through glenview and went along the main road towards the northeast.

In 1941 the area got incorporated with ashfield into the city of Greenfield, and was now a designated district in the city.

in 1958 I-15 was built, blasting through both the coastal section and connection to ashfield. Many residents and businesses sitting on the freeway path had to be demolished and Glenview was in a donward spiral in the decades after.

With the opening of I-15 many of the rich residents moved out and into the suburbs, leaving the poorer working class behind. During the late 50s and 60s many old single-family homes were rebuilt into large apartments to fit the working class workers of ashfield, and even downtown Greenfield.

In 1963 to fit the growing traffic issues, city planners demolished a large amount of houses and build a large new avenue to clear traffic in Glenview. On this avenue zoning allowed office buildings to be built so more people can work in the city, as there was a lack of jobs. Unfortunately not many developers wanted to build in the city around this time and only around 3 Office building got built.

During the 1970s a couple city blocks of houses and apartments were demolished and rebuilt into warehouses and small offices.

In 1979 to grow demand of glenview a large new urban mall was built, the Glenview Galleria. This mall had a large food-court, two department stores, and an enclosed shopping hall. The mall did what it was intended to do and people started going to the area to shop, and new jobs were available.

In 1980 a memorial park was built for fighters of Greenfield who fought in the Vietnam War.

In the 1980s Glenview saw a return in growth and large new office buildings were built along two of the avenues, as well as a big stripmall. The coastal Section got completely rebuilt into a big well-off community with large villas and even a few apartment buildings along the waterfront.

In the 1990s the second Glenview Subway Line was built under the large avenue, adding 2 new stations and growth to the area.

In 1994 a large earthquake struck Glenview, atleast 14 buildings collapsed in Glenview, aswell as many fires. Most notably the Glendale Galleria Mall foodcourt was on fire, and firefighters couldnt get to it untill atleast 3 of the stores burnt down.

In 1995 A zoning code was changed, now allowing more dense apartments to be built further into glenview.

In 2001 the Glenview Sign was made in hope for a growth in tourism in the area.

during the 2000s and 2010s the city saw a lot of growth of young people moving back to the city. Property prices grew extremely high and large "5 over 1" styled buildings popped up out of the ground like mushrooms.

Many older residents had to move out due to rising property prices, and many local businneses were replaced by high end grocery stores, record stores, and restaurants. The city went through gentrification.

Due to the massive new developments and rising property prices, older local residents started protesting at the local library to stop the growth from happening as it is "ruining the charm" of Glenview.

In 2019 bike lanes were built from ashfield all the way into northern glenview as a 'test' to see if adding bike lanes would lower car usage and encourage people to cycle to and from work.

In 2021 a new plan came out to redevelop the mall into a large new apartment complex, as the dying mall wasnt seeing many customers and many businesses were moving out. Due to this the library protesters came out and started a new movement called Glenview<3Galleria which was made to grab attention and stop the development from rebuilding the mall into a luxruious apartment complex. This movement has caught recent media attention and people are trying to block the construction company to break ground.

In 2023 multiple 10+ storey towers were approved to be built near and on the main boulevard. 1 being the petunia, a 15 story apartment building that will rise to be the first tower in the area.

== Notable builds ==
-[[Martin Van Buren High School]]

-Santa Cabeza Library

-Glenview Galleria

== Transit ==

=== [[Highway]] ===
-Name Highway connections
[[Category:Districts]]

Earthquake

2023-06-22T02:37:02Z

Golden2: sorry last edit was me forgot to log in whoopsy

Earthquake

2023-06-21T02:09:00Z

Golden2:

2023-05-29T12:51:46Z

Golden2:

== Golden ==
Golden is currently a supervisor for Greenfield since 04/06/2022, and has been apart of the project since 02/25/2021

==Business Chains==
Below is a list of business chains established by Golden.
{| class="wikitable"
|+Updated as of May 24, 2023
!Chain
!Category
!Locations
|-
|Sucre Café
|Restaurants
|29
|-
|Burgershot
|Restaurants
|12
|-
|Dizzy Donuts
|Restaurants
|6
|-
|El Oros
|Restaurants
|3
|-
|Starcourt Industries
|Phone manifacturer
|6
|-
|Bank of Despair
|Bank
|2
|-
|Guilt
|Clothing store
|3
|-
|Bella Madrid
|Clothing Store
|2
|-
|Dollar Palm
|Dollar store
|4
|-
|Golden Groceries
|Grocery Store
|3
|}

Earthquake

2023-05-25T00:35:45Z

Golden2:

Earthquake

2023-05-24T00:48:22Z

Golden2:

The '''1994 Greenfield earthquake''' was a moment magnitude 7.3 (Mw), blind thrust earthquake that occurred on January 17, 1994, at 4:30:55 a.m. PST from the coast of Greenfield all the way to the San Fernando Valley region of the City of Los Angeles. The quake had a duration of approximately 10–20 seconds, Shaking was felt as far away as San Diego, Turlock, Las Vegas, Richfield, and Phoenix.

Two aftershocks followed, the first about one minute after the initial event and the second approximately 11 hours later.

== Epicenter ==
The earthquake struck in the Greenfield Bay Area about 95 miles (152 km) Southwest of downtown Los Angeles. While the epicenter struck in Greenfield, cities in the san fernando valley, like northridge also suffered major damages.

== The earthquake ==
Damage occurred up to 95 miles away, with the most damage in the Greenfield Bay area, and the San Fernando Valley. The area most affected by the earthquake were the neighbourhoods of Ashfield, Northpark, Clinton and surrounding areas like Glenview. Many older apartment buildings suffered major damages, and even collapsed, most famously the Carrien, which stood at 8 floors tall in Downtown Ashfield. Unfortunately the city saw major losses, The highway leading up to the bridge from greenfield to ashfield partly collapsed onto the brand new marina under it, An old historic warehouse on one of the piers completely collapsed, and so did 9 other buildings, the tallest finished structure was the 12 storey tall apartment building right nexto the bridge connecting downtown greenfield and ashfield. Many buildings in ashfield were badly damaged, and had to either be repaired or torn down. Ashfield quickly rebuilt most of its infrastructure in the weeks after, and during the 2000s and up many new apartments and condo buildings were built on the collapsed buildings, however things did not go quite as well with Northpark, clinton, springfield and western ashfield.

These districts were mainly filled with large warehouses and factories. A lot of these collapsed during the earthquake or had to be torn down after. The areas had large empty fields with half-collapsed buildings and empty lots, with some of the remaining businesses moving out to other industry parks near Greenfield. This was the case untill the city of Greenfield invested a large sum of money into the redevelopment in these areas called "the greater ashfield redevelopment plan", the plan was started in 2015 with the remaining abandoned factories being torn down and completely new areas being built, including the brand new mall in Clinton, large stores like the minekea moving into springfield and many new apartments and houses in both ashfield and northpark.

Other districts around the epicenter include glenview, westwood and downtown greenfield.

Glenview was a torn up mess of abandoned buildings and violence, while also having the brand new office buildings along the boulevard and the central library. The earthquake made around 24 buildings collapse in Glenview, many of them being empty apartment buildings or warehouses. Fortunately After the earthquake hit many younger residents moved in and the area has been in a rapid growth of population and wealth ever since.

Around 43 buildings collapsed in and around westwood, this area has and is still a very low income neighbourhood so many of the buildings werent up to standard and collapsed, this includes the Westwood Community Center which, during the earthquake, collapsed into the bay. Unfortunately this area today still has many collapsed buildings and unstable infrastructure from the earthquake as it was not a focus for the city of Greenfield.

Only 2 buildings collapsed in downtown Greenfield, as many of these were up to standard. Unfortunately however, one of the bridges overpassing the interstate INTERSTATE NAME HERE, and a couple other parts of infrastructure collapsed in the financial core.

== Minutes after the quake ==
Chaos ensued in the minutes after. The power grid went down in eastern Greenfield, with neighbourhoods like los llanos being without power for 2 days after. A train derailed near Ramona and crashed into the neighbouring canal. water and gas lines broke all over the cities, many streets were flooded and homes got set on fire.

A minute after the original quake another magnitude 5.3 aftershock struck, the areas that still had power didnt anymore and the bay was filled with darkness.

With no police around, and infrastructure blocked people started looting neighbourhood stores or helped others get out of their homes.

GIA was chaos with many late night travelers hurrying out of the emergency exits into the airport or streets. A boeing 747 Golden Pacific flight 007 ran off of the taxiway into a nearby ditch, other planes were stopped on the taxiways. Flights going towards GIA were rerouted to the nearby LAX and SFO airports.

The roof of the eastern terminal 1 wing partly collapsed, At the cargo terminal an oil truck exploded, after what witnesses claimed, a beam fell onto the truck. A part of the highway leading into the passenger terminals partly collapsed onto the road beneath crushing the people running out of the airport below.

Traffic backed up on interstates and in neighbourhoods with large sections of them collapsed or blocked.

Unfortunately 21 minutes after the earthquake the 27 story "Bank of Despair Tower" in downtown Greenfield collapsed in on itselves. The building was built in the early 70s, and was located right nexto the bayfront. The parking garage under the building was going under maintanence and people claim that the construction company was at fault for the collapse, the company was sued and found guilty after they discovered a mistake on the main structure of the parking garage, holding up the office building. During the quake pillars of the parking garage collapsed, and 21 minutes after a explosion occured after a destroyed gas line set fire to a propane tank in the construction area, causing the main structure of the building to collapse. The collapse blocked the main road near the bay and also destroyed sides of surrounding buildings, changing the skyline forever.

landslides occured in the mountains, blocking roads and interstates, disconnecting the city even more.

User:Golden2

2023-05-23T23:59:20Z

Golden2: (was logged out for some reason before)

== Golden ==
Golden is currently a supervisor for Greenfield since 04/06/2022, and has been apart of the project since 02/25/2021

==Business Chains==
Below is a list of business chains established by Golden.
{| class="wikitable"
|+Updated as of May 24, 2023
!Chain
!Category
!Locations
|-
|Sucre Café
|Restaurants
|29
|-
|Burgershot
|Restaurants
|12
|-
|Dizzy Donuts
|Restaurants
|6
|-
|El Oros
|Restaurants
|3
|-
|Starcourt Industries
|Phone manifacturer
|6
|-
|Bank of Despair
|Bank
|2
|-
|Guilt
|Clothing store
|3
|-
|Bella Madrid
|Clothing Store
|2
|-
|Golden Groceries
|Grocery Store
|3
|}

Earthquake

2023-05-17T00:21:42Z

Golden2: Created page with "The '''1994 Greenfield earthquake''' was a moment magnitude 7.3 (Mw), blind thrust earthquake that occurred on January 17, 1994, at 4:30:55 a.m. PST from the coast of Greenfield all the way to the San Fernando Valley region of the City of Los Angeles. The quake had a duration of approximately 10–20 seconds, Shaking was felt as far away as San Diego, Turlock, Las Vegas, Richfield, and Phoenix. Two aftershocks followed, the first about one minute after the i..."

Glenview

2023-05-02T22:39:31Z

Golden2:

== '''Glenview''' is a designated community area on the north side of Greenfield, California. It is located north of [[Ashfield Central|Ashfield]] and [[Downtown|Downtown Greenfield]] history ==
Glenview was founded as ashfield in 1792. It never saw any growth untill the early 1920s after the port of Greenfield was built. The port brought in a huge population boom throughout the 1920s. Ashfield was quickly built up and grew into glenview, it started in the western section with the grand santa cabeza library on the former main road into ashfield. Some larger apartment buildings and stores were built around it and so the growth began. The former streetcar line was built into the eastern section and a few bigger apartments and shops were built along the road. The waterfront became a large park for all the rich residents in the area.

In 1942 the city of Ashfield was incoorpirated to the city of Greenfield, and now glenview was apart of Greenfield. People started calling the area glenview after a major activist Alexis Glendale, who stopped the area from being completely rebuilt into a big social housing development.

The area saw major growth throughout the 50s and 60s with a bunch of brand new bigger apartment buildings replacing the older smaller duplexes. However after the waterfront park was replaced by an interstate the area started a fast decline of people moving from the city to the brand new suburbs. The southern section was also cut off by an interstate and completely disconnected from ashfield. Many of the apartments and stores were abandoned and/or destroyed. Ashfield got a huge sum of money during the 60s, but glenview was barely touched apart from a new major road cutting off the eastern and western section, with the first office building being built on it, the former main road was cut off and now a smaller road, all the traffic now went onto the new road and many businesses went out of business after that.

During the 70s and 80s a lot of older, almost empty apartments were replaced by big new office buildings and stores along the main roads with the addition of a subway line near the main road and the highway. older wall to wall stores were replaced by fast food joints and strip malls to make the area car-friendly. The area nexto the interstate was rebuilt into warehouses and office buildings. These decades were the worst for the town with many of the buildings being almost completely empty,

The 2000s saw a turnaround point for both ashfield and glenview. As millenials started moving back into the city, many empty lots were redeveloped into smaller apartment buildings and eventually larger apartment complexes towards the main roads. With the growth of young rich people many of the older stores were replaced with fancy new coffee shops, book shops and record stores. In the 2010s a huge part of empty land near the railway track was built into a large bullseye with many well-known businesses moving into the complex. To this day many new apartment buildings were built, like The Salvatore and The Paragon.

While the new redevelopment is nice older residents of the area stopped new projects like a new bike path connecting the library to the waterfront, or a big apartment complex replacing the warehouses near the freeway. Though, even with these activists the area is still one of the most progressive and developing areas in Greenfield, with the new 5 over 1s, bike lanes and transit now going into the area.

== Notable builds ==
-[[Martin Van Buren High School]]

-Santa Cabeza Library

== Transit ==

=== [[Highway]] ===
-Name Highway connections
[[Category:Districts]]

Glenview

2023-04-07T19:28:33Z

Golden2:

'''Glenview''' is a designated community area on the north side of Greenfield, California. It is located north of [[Ashfield Central|Ashfield]] and [[Downtown|Downtown Greenfield]]

== History ==
Glenview used to be named Santa Cabeza after a teacher that lived in the area at the time. Santa Cabeza was found right after ashfield in 1796, but stayed a small farming town. Ashfield was a small port town right nexto the fast-growing Greenfield and Hunterspoint. This was the case untill 1921 when the ashfield train station and streetcar line were built. Greenfield saw massive population growth at the time so ashfield did too. Ashfield quickly outgrew its limits and santa cabeza was built in, first came the streetcar line, going through both the eastern and western portion of the town. Large mansions were built on the waterfront and bigger and fancier houses were built in the east, but mostly smaller bungalows were built like what was popular at the time. The Santa Cabeza Library was built in 1924 after the teacher had died and stayed a staple of glenview. during the 40s, 50s many new apartment buildings were built too take in lots of new residents that were moving into the greenfield area. in 1962 an interstate was built right onto the waterfront and around 129 residents and businesses were displaced. Another new freeway was built between ashfield and glenview in 1971, further disconnecting the area from Ashfield. The city was in a state of disrespair as many white urbanites moved out to the suburbs, leaving the poor behind. The area, with the rest of Greenfield grew a lot of crime through the 70s and many businesses closed down.

The only growth happened during the 1980s in office buildings, Ashfield was bankrupt so many businesses moved into Santa Cabeza instead.

However the 2000s changed things around, as housing prices grew in the Greenfield area, many young residents moved into Santa Cabeza and opened new businesses. The city was renamed to Glenview around this time. Unfortunately many residents that originally lived in the city had to move out due to rising rent and housing prices. A new Anti-gentrification group was formed in the library, and they stopped many new luxury apartment buildings to be built in the western portion of Glenview, however they did not manage to stop them all and large new apartment and condo buildings were built around the main boulevard, and are to this day still being built in the area. Many new fancy bookstores and music shops replaced family-owned businesses, just like the rest of greenfield.

Ashfield, including glenview is today one of the most progressive cities in the central california region, with new bike lanes and tramlines being built in the city. Large new transit-oriented apartment buildings being built in both the cities.

== Notable buil ==
-[[Martin Van Buren High School]]

-Santa Cabeza Library

== Transit ==

=== [[Highway]] ===
-Name Highway connections
[[Category:Districts]]

Glenview

2023-04-03T00:28:57Z

Golden2:

'''Glenview''' is a designated community area on the north side of Greenfield, California. It is located north of [[Ashfield Central|Ashfield]] and [[Downtown|Downtown Greenfield]].

= history =
Glenview was settled with Ashfield in 1792, but was never built in untill the late 1900s, As ashfield slowly grew, a streetcar line was put on the road through western Glenview. A few farms were built but nothing significant untill the late 1910s when the port of greenfield was built, the cities saw massive growth of population and expanded quickly through the early 1920s, the eastern portion had a couple of large mansions on the waterfront, and the area was built as a large mansion district for the rich business owners of ashfield. A large library was built on the eastern portion and the city grew quickly after that.

The growth stopped in the early 1970s when two highways cut right through the district and destroyed all the mansions on the waterfront, most of the rich people moved out of the mansions and they were turned into duplexes or apartments. The area was at its worst at this time, and many people and businesses moved out to the brand new suburbs. during the 80s many small businesses were destroyed in the 80s and replaced with large office buildings, making the area even less accesible. Greenfield got another huge population boom and many of the vacant houses and apartments were refurbished or rebuilt into brand new luxury living near downtown. During the 2010s many blocks of older smaller buildings were rebuilt into large 5 over 1 buildings, many activists were against this but they are still rebuilding older areas into brand new apartments to this day, and theres no stopping anytime soon/

== Notable builds ==
-[[Martin Van Buren High School]]

== Transit ==

=== [[Highway]] ===
-Name Highway connections
[[Category:Districts]]

Ashfield East

2023-02-06T01:15:36Z

Golden2:

'''Ashfield East''' is a designated community area on the north side of Greenfield, California. It is located east of [[Ashfield Central|Ashfield]] and across the bay from [[Downtown|Downtown Greenfield]].

== History ==
The city of Ashfield was first found in 1792 by a few families who moved in from mexico. It was originally called Los Hermanos, after a major ranch in the area. The city grew slowly during the town grew faster during the mexican rule and many settlers moved in due to the fertile land in both Ashfield and the nearby cities of Greenfield and Hunterspoint. Ashfield, Greenfield and Hunterspoint weren't key targets during the mexican-american war, tho, the US army did make a small fort on the east of the hunters river called Fort Franklin. during the early 1800s the city didnt see much growth, especially with the recent trouble between Greenfield and Hunterspoint. The town never really saw any growth after that either, it was just a small town in the shadow of the bigger city of Greenfield. However, after the 1910s that changed, Due to the new port of greenfield, Ashfield saw massive growth in population but also new factories and jobs. small ports were built on the waterfront and Ashfield became a full blown city. Large growth happened into the areas above of ashfield that we now know as Northpark, springfield and glenview. A new train station was built in 1921 connecting ashfield with large cities in the surrounding area, with it came also the first tower of ashfield. In 1942 the city of ashfield was incoorpirated to the city of greenfield, and was now split in three areas: Ashfield west, the industrial hub with large factories and warehouses, Ashfield central, with many offices and retail spaces, and Ashfield East, the residential side. Ashfield East. Ashfield East saw large changes during the 40s-60s. The old bridge was destroyed and replaced with a tall highway bridge. Many of the eastern coast was demolished for the new interstate, causing public outrage. The older ports were destroyed and it stayed as barren land under the highway untill the early 2000s when the area was remade into a brand new high end marina. The northern section was also torn apart for another interstate, fortunately, the train station was kept. A lot of the older apartments became abandoned throughout the 50s. a turnaround point happened in the 60s, when the city council got a large sum of money, that they decided to spend on ashfield. Big brand new office buildings were built on the western side, with the tallest being the Ashfield Plaza Tower. Big new apartment buildings were built on the coast and old warehouses and ports were torn down to make way for new apartments and condos, however the money ran out during the 1970 oil crisis. Many projects were set abandoned and Ashfieldeast stayed as a torn open mess for decades.

The 2000s were another turn-around point. Many of the projects which had been abandoned for decades were scrapped and brand new condos and apartments were built. New Condo buildings were built on older ports and the brand new marina was made. This growth is still going on till today, many new apartments and condos are still being built. Ashfield is now a large part of Greenfield with many residents and businesses.

== Notable builds ==
-[[Ashfield Regional Train Station]]

== Transit ==

=== [[Rail]] ===
-Include information on regional rail

=== [[Subway]] ===
-Name subway stops

=== [[LRT]] ===
-Ashfield TEAL Line

=== [[Highway]] ===
-Name highway connections
[[Category:Districts]]