F'n marin county

[Trent Steel]

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[Trent Steel]

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1150 Mission Avenue, San Rafael: The number of residences sold for more than $1 milllion increased by 425 from 2004 to 2005. A three-bedroom home such as this one was among those whose sales price exceeded $1 million last year. (IJ photo/Robert Tong)