Jack Sweeney's House (former)

Jack graduated from Glendale High School in 1949. Jack, a decorated veteran of the Korean War, served in Japan and Korea from 1950 to 1952. Returning from the war, Jack studied at Glendale College. After working various jobs, Jack determined to pursue a career in banking - a career in which he believed he would have a "future."

Jack worked at Farmers and Merchants Bank in Los Angeles, and later joined Union Bank in Beverly Hills. Jack's keen analytical mind enabled him to distinguish himself in banking as a credit analyst, underwriter and lender.

Jack was not satisfied merely lending money to other people to invest. Always the entrepreneur, Jack could not resist the opportunity to invest himself. With limited capital at first, Jack began his successful career as an investor in real estate. Jack went on to develop apartment complexes, condominiums and shopping centers.

In 1979, Jack resumed his career in banking, founding Great American Bank in Century City, which later became First Regional Bank. Jack achieved great success at the Bank, serving as First Regional's principal shareholder, Chairman and CEO.

The home sold in 2018 for $8.675M