Developer Joseph Eichler (1900–1974) sold dreams of suburban happiness with each of the 11,000 modern tract houses he built between 1950 and1974. Designed by prominent architects like A. Quincy Jones, the homes featured glass walls, atriums, and open floor plans. Today he’s a noun you can live in.

For $1.3M, You Can Scoop Up a Mint-Condition Bay Area Eichler
The 1965 post-and-beam home has blue-green accents, refreshed interior finishes, and a sunny central courtyard.
If You Like Eichlers, You’ll Love This $1.4M Bay Area Gem
Claude Oakland designed the 1964 home with a glassy courtyard, post-and-beam construction, and built-in cabinetry—plus, it’s been...
For $1.7M, You Can Scoop Up a SoCal Eichler in Tip-Top Shape
The Thousand Oaks midcentury checks all the boxes with clerestory windows, post-and-beam construction, a planted courtyard, and a...