There’s a 2.3-acre site for sale in North Park at the end of Boundary Street across from City Heights. It’s got an interesting location and interesting potential but the most interesting thing about it could be the fact that cryptocurrency will be accepted as payment.

Cushman & Wakefield are overseeing the listing and they told the San Diego Union-Tribune that site owner Sequoian Investments prefers Bitcoin as payment. The plan is to “entertain the highest offers, with a preference for those that include cryptocurrency in the bid.” Sequoian will accept both Bitcoin and Ethereum, which Sequoian associate Alex Pellegrino said feels safer than cash from a bank. “It would be nice if our banks or our credit agencies had such an encryption.”

This is far from the first real estate transaction around the U.S. that could be paid for in cryptocurrency. Home and property sales settled through Bitcoin have popped up from Miami to Austin to all over California. 

A price has yet to be listed on the property. Currently, the site is zoned for up to 100 units of condos or apartments.