correct tense of "to be" in where my house [is/was]

[ansonman]

I have made up the sentences below.

(1) Yesterday, a film crew was making a movie on the side of ABC Park where my house was.

(1) Yesterday, a film crew was making a movie on the side of ABC Park where my house is.

I know there are ways to phrase my sentence, but that is not my question.

Most of my non-native English speaking friends think "was" is correct because it matches the tense used in the early part of the sentence. The rest of my friends and I think "is" is right because my house is still there.

Which tense of "to be" is correct? Please help me. Thank you.

[Alan]

Either is possible.

Unless you wish not to reveal that your house is still there, there is no reason to avoid using the present tense.