Evening Star Newspaper, March 21, 1925, Page 19

] REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1925. REAL ESTATE. ‘ 3 foundations are laid. When these de- |are beginning to hold firmer, and price [flles. There are, however, a consid- |accomplished soon, as de: nd pands I?IJI COLORADO AVENUE HOME SOLD LUMBER PR‘CES STIFFEN liveries have begun, the retailers will | changes during the last week have been | rable number of transit c ing | The hfl'fl'“’“"d‘n”:? 1(n ”um;roor.:rr:»— : WITH COMING OF SPRING | bcsin to buy extensively gr replenih- | inigniteunt ettt al (et St Doen | o Searpiot ant weiney o s ment purposes and to ffleet the In-| The Southern pine market has been |worked off. This undoubtedly will be 'but gum are rather unsteads, _ |creased demand that always material- | steadler than for some time. While | - Mills Prepare for TUnusually |izes with the coming of Spri It is |orders have been restricted, there does » S i therefore only a matter of a few weeks | not seem to be any g AmOUNt Of lun- | o e e e e ey | i : Heavy Demand—Hardwood Mar- |,ntj whol trade will resume ac-|ber on hand at the mills, and the | W IWM&II!II|l|llllll|.{ll\filllllllllm ket Overstocked. tivity. Awalting this time, the mills|larger operations still have fair order | : : . : ’ ; i : . An improved tcne in the lumber mar- ‘ OF FERING unfurnished Morris Cafritz Reports Actwe{ / - 1‘\!::\“‘:';‘::‘13‘"’:2:‘;‘;:{’fi"::k‘f‘y’sl:‘fifi | | apartments of one room, Demand Throughout the | |5 : ety g e o e | <ot g R R : > | bz F 4 : : carly change for the worse, ground will rooms, kitchen an ath for 8! v be broki 1 DO Entire Winter. | Pk . omamde | eomstvuction: Jobe: auring. the mext few HUl | $47.50 to $75 a month. | . & - wecks. Contractors meanwhile con- s L aele tinue to buy materials, and retailers re- " 7 : - Extensive activity in the residential | o g port that much of their present stocks ; . FN ’ 3 ® field of the realty market during the " o " are gold for delivery as soon as bullding | |f - % Z ; ; A ; . 0 i 3 Winter is reported from the office of | / s ———— B i 4 | k : e S g §i a@ o l Morris Cafritz, in a list of sales | { : ; 7 | é. 3 « ) aggregating approximately $3500,000 Most of the sales include houses in | § g - - . i E . Ontario Pl e e |l APARTMENT HOTEL tue and Decatur street. The sales| i o | n 0 5 ace 1 WL o e th following i AR » X Very desirable location in 1] i ‘x} s avenue, from 1500 to| s § 5 : | .»m];-(- proximity mhum and g ®:4 Frontmg s Eleventh' Twelfth and H N.W. an R baum, Leon Sand- | [ 3 , ¢ 3 e Columbia southern expo- A 2C. C el Williany D, | e - 2 & sure: 3- semi-detached i A magnificent, new, eleven-story, fire- Jennie e. Alexander J. 3 3 ¢ brick; o al < ‘tront ‘porch; proof building, adjoining the Washington conc 5 . " . . o o o 2 Baltimore and Annapolis Electric Railway t, William I & terminal. ule, W. A. Burn - 3 n locsi physiels hasxed 5310 Colorado E - Z i » 1 = - . i house wax j ¥ built for him by . Brueninger, and ix an alley; room for a - g 5 = | Over 400 rooms, all with outside Ruthven, 1 - residence com with a specially designed studo in the rear. [l P'riced for quick This very attractive stucco on hollow tile construc- exposure. e : Wood, Btta De Pugh, 4 tion with seven rooms and three baths is very pleasing = . P pals " e Jlesentn street. The six-| 0OAL PLANT.PLANNED. | in architecture. Not only attractive, but built selid Occupancy, April 15th . 4 home at 3006 Eleventh . 4 S i ili er, Mary S. F 3 - - R Deyen? 9 L { from ground up. A close inspection wili demonstrate | NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION home at €11 Decatur street| An up-to-da -handling plant its many desirable and unique features. Be built or Drive out Edgemoor way and look it over, or phone Manager on Premises purchas s tis B Thomas J Fisller & this office for agent with auto. = W N e e Co., Inc. Il Morse-Goodnow Company B KS/\D. DM@ N treet i 738 15th St. N.W. I 800 Investment Bldg. Main 9327 T et ,,,.ffc,,”, tenth of Washington's f».!,un.lf,‘ ons pur- | ! street. € a link belt conveyor at| BT Oz i = 5 80 tons per hour. | = e Wz I qu% lews"%. AT T : e N E. W ge system \\'HIJ | five la Robin et from 5th and Webster Streets N.W. Only 50 Feet From GRANT CIRCLE PETWORTH The appropriation which is now avail- able for grading Sixteenth Street from Alaska Avenue to Kalmia Road is of special importance to SIXTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS, but also of very great importance to the entire District of Columbia. \When the grading is com- pleted (which we hope will be in a few months) there will then remain only a short distance between Kalmia Road and the District Line vet to be graded, and with that accomplished Sixteenth Street, the most beautiful of all streets in the District of Columbia, will in reality then become the National Boulevard of our Capital City. These Homes Are Being Snapped Up Remember the Price and Location Don’t Delay E ] STREET, Open Until 9 PM. Take Washington Rapid T.ansit Co. Safety Bus to Hlinois Ave. and Webster St., and get off at houses, or “Soldiers” Home” car to New Hampshire Ave. and Upshur St., and walk around Grant Circle to houses. - D. J. DUNIGAN, Inc. 1319 New York Ave. M 1267 LRRERIRELRR YUEREREERL RN ERRNERE R RINRIIRY Py LRI QUESTIONNAIRE No. 9 Q. We asked a home ocwner why he built his own home? He replied: 1. Because if another can make money by building and renting to me, I can make money by building and renting to myself. 2. Because by building I can have just the kind of a house that T want. Not the kind of a house that some one else is willing to rent to me. 3. Because I did not want to rent and then have the house sold from under me. 4. Because I could make more money by owning my own home than by investing in stocks or bonds. 97 SRR = AW “ AN The Appropriation Is NOW Availakla for (irading Sixteenth Street Q. We asked the same man why he had bought in Battery Park? He replied: 1. Because I wanted plenty of fresh air, a garden to H % N 7 Practically every lot in this || . | Size of lots for sale is 50 work in—1I didn’t want to be ‘cramped for room. 4 subdivision is available for | to 200 feet front. Because I could get a better lot and finer house .7 ey for less money. i . building. 3. Because T wanted to be away frfom the noise of Z the city. 4. Because I like to be among the right class of The houses for sale contain from 6 rooms, 1 bath and garage for 1 car to 12 rooms, 3 baths and garage space for 4 cars. Restrictions running with the ol land require every house to be detached. Already one hundred and thirty-two 5. Because I wanted to be near the city. have been erected. 6. Because property values there must increase.. i For full information apply to These are the reasons why you should build your home in Battery Park or Edgemoor. f Remember, we can sell you a lot, submit plans for g . é your home, build for you, finance your home for you and f X @ ave you from $2,000 to $5,000. / save you fro i Realior Maddux, Marshall & Co., Inc. I ; : ‘ ' COLORADO BUILDING Telephones Main 1064 Franklin 2598 1108 16th St. N.W. Main 8970 sttt i