Evening Star Newspaper, January 2, 1926, Page 20

REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, COMPANYLISTS ["auome ecores e Sales of Residences and Lots! CANADIAN RUSH STARTS. Applicants for $15 Ticket o) e o) ————jal e [a 1] B n e m 706 Colorado Bldg. o] ———lalc———|alcc——=—ja|c——] B RETURN TO NORMAL BUILDING | PROGRAM IN 1926 1S FORESEEN| ' Continued ;'I\"\ Eighteenth P | = S MANY TRANSFER&l ("“ b K - a0 | Nationwide Survey of Construction Industry Shows! X ) | Stability and Sitation of Supply and Demand 16,000 Will Prevent Any Slump. 10,000 | 3 & 9500 . | strial buildings. Analysis ‘of | few of the ! by Firm Total $375,000. s indicated i of the indust Sty ted by the [ *ion-wi | . Detroit and ot ted another big o aling, If not exceed- Cinelnnatl, polls were | umber of | ., few of which | depresstor ome months, The survey, v all of the I th the co-operation « of the Assoclited he Nu terial housing short: | score of cities reported | they were undertaking hugs nor- programs in an effort to thelr rapld growth. nsing factlitios were I thist 1 projects, w + erection b re 1 deticit in public | cost a) '\\\\\.\\\\\\\\\\\\\\;\\\\\\\\\\ A A SRR S N AN A SA JAMESON-BUILT HOMES 1801 to 1821 D Street S.E. 65 Sold 1000 Quebec PL. N.W. 11 Sold—1 Left SN Meta, Machinery. AL EAL A RN RN NS FOR SALE BY JAMESON CO. 966 New York Ave. N.W. ‘“Ask the Man Who Owns One” AEALAAATALAALLATRLATE AL LALARMARARA RN R AN LR NRRNNN | ) THuUS. Main 5526 A ALATALAATLAALARLALLALRALARBAALAL LA AN \\\\\} B S N R S N S ALL SOLD BUT yISIT AND PICK OUT YOURS TODAY HOME 41 EXHIBIT 717 Madison St. N.W. T'vo Blocks East of Ge. dve. L.OW and Madison St.) " PRICED NEW HOMES IN THIS FAST-GROWING SECTION Six Well-proportioned Rooms Tiled Bath and Built-in Tub Hardwood Floors R R Colornial Front Porch and Double Rear Porches ) —sine a5 Most Modern Kitchen with One-picce Sink and e ot S Enamel Stove Built-in, Heated Garagc Swamp London Office. | | | EXCLUSIVE AGENTS % : 3 : : b4 b4 : b4 $ b4 $ ; e R R More Desirable Homes Could Not Be Foun< 6925 Georgia Ave.—Opposite Walter Reed Hospital START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT BY OWNING YOUR OWN HOME al for an Army officer or pro- ing §100 per month or more 1763-5>-7 Allison Street N.W. 00000000000 000000000000057030000000006500000000 0 honest and want to own your own home some day, ne in, no matter how little cash vou have—let us show you how. W-H-WE/'T G- 916 15th St. Main 9900 22 22 2222222222222 2222222 X T XXX 3 Open Every Day Until § P.M. L€ BreuninGeR &Soxs OWNERS AND BUILDERS Main 6140 | struction this ven - |ton reports home . | continued at its present high rate, and | proximately 799000000000 0000000000000000000000000000000000000 D. €, SATURDAY. JANUARY - 2. 1926 —_—,——— construction activities is in protes:. as the normal requirements of the cits Many large projects of the commercial and industrial type are planned or under way, including the 0,000 Stevans Hotel and the Building. Much home buill ing activity Is reported in ths sub - | tinues strong, with u reported surplus | urban dist 5 T In Floridi, where th Leen steadily increased by the influx | new $6,000,000 library for Yale Uni- of people attracted Ly the real estate | versity, planned to meet the need of boown, many cities experfencing a [ various types of public buildings. temporary “building shortage, which [Other cities reporting . shortage of | has been steadily growing owing to |public buildings Jand, Ore., the interruption to building due to the | 8alt Lake Cliv, P Knoxville, | embargo on bullding materlals, Th n.. Kanses Cit in especially true In Miarnf an ksonville. Fla., v rounding territor; development of a new water will aggregate ap- | s em vrosimatels 3100000000 Angeles, Cleveland and Detroit Miaml reported unprecedented de- |reported surpluses of apartment mand for all kinds of housing und com- | hous but expected building to be me: cifl) = cootimai ctive throughout the new year be-| inateq tasL st requl cause of 1 industrial and com- 000 worth of bullding to make up the | merical progr activity. Los “marked shortage of homes, apart-| Angeles sald the indications are that ment houses und hotels,” all records for industrial development Because of its rapld growth, Hous- | will undoubtedly be broken in 1926, bullding must be| Clevelund reported a total of ap- $125,000,000 worth of | newly started or ready construction | Loutsville. there is w shortage of hotel facilitles, industrial bulldings and warehouses. 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