Evening Star Newspaper, August 25, 1923, Page 14

. REAL ESTATE. =~~~ THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €., SATURDAY, AUGUST 25. 1923 ! AL ESTATE, R - o T 224 x v tion. Twenty-five per cent advance |United States whose permit valua- for the 210 citica Tho June valua-|tion was $57.216.625. The New Yor 8 % tlons in one or more months have ex- me cities al > first we K RESIDENCE BRINGS HIGH FIGURE in cost over last year seems to be Al hdeq” §1.000.000. For dJuly ishene 75 Chiet of these cities is of thi | Seren moune popular figure for calculation. As alffty_three cities account for $190.- who! uly valuation is « ) 2 2 7 75,160, comparison must needs be national 12 out of the total of $232,000,000 ,047. The York June . and an average for all types of con- i . i struction, this reputed galn of 25 per : L \ ; cent is subject to qualification. | A : P * ‘ Furthermore, basic costs change from i 53 ~ Ry — il To Colored Home-Seekers ! § Indicates Forepart of Next| i i o (BT Present . Trend Indicates|, It - safe to ront tho matter by say- || A’ Val bef. ffered New H h ’ 7 | ey ; . T Y H o -tual volump of bl alue never before offere in a New % Year Will Be on Par With | : ] e Steady Volume, But No , |Buifding bermiis 1o siteneiy lows chan o o Cveony 1 Hie g W ; the actual cubi¢ footage volume ac- I Modern Convenience Normal Season. ! : o Overflow This Year. counted for in last year's seventh | (il month statistics. 2 S i e Volume for July. H ® % " = o e 5 - S g The money volume for July this 4 The present trend of buildin | i 4 | The present trend of bullding activ- | year is $233,519,111, which accounts | |iif 0 n arlo oa i tivity indicates a rteady. but n 3 * o] | i 4 ity Indicates a steady, but not an|fOT 64,390 permits issued. The money ! averflow, volume fo . lume for one yea was $208,- overflow, volume for the remainder |33; 285 for 56,459 m an CO i {of the year, and much less probabil- e K t 5 2 RAEL FPO 18th d lumbla Road ity of an abnormal rush during the |2 = = = i forepart of next year than the face of conditions showed to the carcful Unusual Oflel’ing 4 [obaerver one year axo. rmal rush during the fore- | xt year than the face of careful obh- | penmits ,, ] e 2 | uty bunding permita reportea om-|f| , Peautitul astached nome on “rom s show practically ¥ - S s r::ln[.y :cn: n:lc' Av;wrlcan \rlmlraclnr = oma; il modern | : B gl s Sees 3 210 cities show practically no ements; ' garage for ninutior money volume for 3 LN diminution o money voiume. for |f| (A5 ail sa. of 14th St. planning as compared with June. [l Phone for appointment. - - 1 Compared with actlvity for July, Fhnt gain, T lee x : @ | 1922 the Ngures for this year show a ||| N. L. SANSBURY CO., Inc. R enn o $ $ ‘ : : 12 per cent gain. This gain is in | “Everything in Real Estate” - Sy ke e i S {money valuation of permits, ana, ! 141 b ] | therefore, the difference In building | 8 Eve Slreet N jcosts must be taken Into considera- | Phones Main 5903-4 | e ly a3 R R s T e oy PP REN] W& (R | BROOKLAND—2 Sold Before Completion Ine that the ing planned ¢ By building ~than the ac e for July th which accounts 1. The mo 0 was 2 fiy-three fifty-three cities in the | < whoxe permit v ! ore months hav J Well constructed light tapestry brick homes, colonial front porch of cement floor and brick column construction, 6 large rooms, 2 baths with shower, breakf: and inclosed sleeping porches, and la floored attic. Homes containing all of the latest and most ideal improvements, including hardwood floors, hot-water heat, electricity, gas, one-piece porcelain kitchen sink, gas range, large pantry, built-in ‘cebox, ge cellar, contain- ing stationary wash tubs, servant’s toilet, coal bin; large back vard to paved alley: all bedrooms containing large clothes closets and two separate doors leading to sleeping porch. Entire house papered with the latest style wall paper and finjshed most superbly to please the most critical home-seeker. French doors leading from living room to dining room, and from dining room to breakfast porch. Entrance to cellar from front and back. Lot 20x130. Price, $1 1,950 Easy Terms Houses Open Daily and Sunday to 9 P.M. Salesmen on Premises Price & Luria 921 15th St. N.W. Phone Main 342 N Thi Willinm 4 IOINS SECRETARTAL RANKS. shaw, former sceretary { | / / 4 g Z b4 z Z & % 7 # 5 b4 z i ] ? Z '3 i Z 12 ; 2 4 f : 24 kA4 Z 7 PA Z ,I of the Dallas Real E: . He ceds A. C. Bailey, who will become r of publi the Dallaz Trust_and Savir nd the Dallas Title and Guaranty and is the 1 L argest July | : I e total for the | ith its NEW HOMES Rock Creek Church Road, West of Georgia Avenue Nes. 354-8-50-52 Sample House, 3624 12th Street N.E. $1,000 Cash, balance $70 per month including ail Principal and Interest electr, front an trays an tors Note) Eeing located on a lown et this p Talue The price is way below What you would « e : of House this location. = Open and Lighted Unt M. To Inspect, take Brookland car to 12th and Newt: N.E.. or phone Main 6136. LEO F. JUDGE (Exclusive Agest) 635 F Street N.W. Main 6138 R e R S S S SR S ~ AN SR ERRS S S The Country Club District Chevy Chase, Md. mitRsuLT romes ]| 106 Leland Street In Chevy Chase ! One Block West of Connecticut Avenue 38th & Jocelyn Sts. English type home of s mud man, n firepiace, minimiz work and ine OPEN FOR INSPECTION ‘ i {3 ed DPUILT un~(ruchnu L. RUST COMPANY ' i A SR ! Cpen Sunday All Day 912 15th St. NN\W. i T'he above home is just one block from Connect- L] icut Avenue and in just about the choicest setting = i in Chevy Chase, D. C. S lfl!l||Illsfll|flH|HWWWWHIWWIHH!|lIl||IHllIIIIllllllllll'lll!lhllll IIHITmflflmmmmflmflflIIIH|flHINH|IIIIIllNlIIIHlllllllII|l|||Illlllllllllllllllll& W ALKER BUILT—BERESFORD DESIGNED Two OQutstanding Offerings In New Suburban Houses Albemarle St. N.W. West of Connecticut Ave. High-class, new brick houses, splendidly built, with cvery fine modern convenience and appointment—Ilocated on large lots in a very beautiful section of the northwest e = . 25k G . - . Above is pictured one of the best buys we have ever suburbs. A delightful location for family with children— had. To sec it is to fall in love with it. Located on large close in, yet away from city’s heat and humidity. lot superbly set with shrubbery and on one of the prettiest i z 5 streets in Chevy Chase. = Five J_mdroums, 2 tiled baths, sleeping porch above { O.ne ?f the Finest Homes in This éttl‘&(ftlve 3931 Jenlfer St.’ Chevy Chase’ D. C. st_airs. First floor, 33-{\»0[ living room, dining room, Dntnct, Ofiered for Sale for the Fu—st Tlme. < = kitchen, pantry and big rear porch. Garage. It is Only One Unsold MILLER-BUILT so let s tell you morerabout it i VERY LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE LOT This is an exceptional corner house, built of beautiful Bethesda . For the Man of House Contains 11 Rooms and Two Baths and Has Two-Car granite, a complete modern residence, built-in garage, large lot. In . Moderate Means Built-in Garage. one of the best sections of Chevy Chase. ! ; : T/ thie feft s pictured Modern in Every Respect The Moderate Upkeep Charge of These b.% g TERBUILT and L,,I:;,. o = , ® Houses Must Have Strong Appeal v 1y completed. Every i H f thing in them of th:: very rlce Open Tomorrow and Every Day Till Dark g o best. Think of that. In . : 9 9 Chevy Chase, and to sell s for— Open All Day Sunday W,@@.. E@ ~ o $10,250 wi-KEEVER=IGOSC..... W.C. & A. N. MILLER (meatrongy 813 13th St. N.W. ScuheriBailiing Mai “Miller-Built Means Better Built” H 1415 Eye ‘\Street Main 4752 I 1119 17th St. Realtors Main 1790 Mithitiidi