Evening Star Newspaper, September 4, 1926, Page 20

ESTATE: |BUILDING PERMITS IN WEEK $921,330; APARTMENT IS 0. K.'D (Continued from l-'o!lrleenlh Page.) ‘REAL LEASING PROBLEM SCIENCE IN ITSELF Many Furms Are Sold Too| Much Space, Resulting in Loss to All. BY F. T. H. BACON. One of the evils that have come along | With the enormous building expansion of the last decade has been that of overselling Competition be- tween buildi as grown increas- ingly tense and s developed ll\m |lot 300, square 114), to cost $20,- | are! hitect and butldes J nddition, 1134 T 153, square 14). to cost W. Griffin, o erect one one-story frame 612 Kearney street north- are 4144), to oun 35‘. lots 2 and 3, square 1388), to Neubeck. owner and builde 0 erect one cement block garage, 638 i ' Rock Creek Church roaa (lov 131, quare 3084), to cost $500. Alberta Griffith, owner and builder; irs, 0 Harrison street . to cost $600. own- wick, brick eenth | 3), to space y the cessary bu as-fand stuceo aul)\ml either through im: . | street (ots 5 or what not | cost $30,000. is that the owner who i knowingly permits this is equally | Church to Make Repairs. guilty of had business judgment, be-| Calvary Baptist Church, owners: | is certain to have a wi | Meitzler & McKay, builders: to make with resultant losses. It | repairs, Eighth and I streets (lot 828, 9), to cost $5,600, H. Dora will say, the : ge their own nn\ would not let them- 15 500, suaded to take more space |~ Charles Young, owner need if they did not need t two brick garag exense this is good, but not avenue (lots 5 and. 20, unite the fact Many a tenant has, does and will let himself he sold more spac than nd_builder; | square ). to cost §900. | \Vashington Loan and Trust Com- owner Arthur B. Heaton, loggson Bros., builders; to | 1_and | of doing owner; A. Jeffery, | brick office building, 800 F* street unts l? to 21, square,377), to cost $600,0 lliinan, owner; W. H. Dawmn buflaer to erect four one-story brick tores, 805 and 807 Third street and 38 and 285 H street (lot 31, $2). to cost $6,000. Anna E. Wood, owner: to make re- pairs, 1370 Kenvon street (lot 39, square 2848), to cost §300. Cooley Brothers, owners and build- 0 erect seven metal private gar- 1921 to 1933 Thirty-seventh street (lots 356 to 362, square 1296). to cost $700. C. A. Lohr, owner and builder; ( orton, architect; to erect one two: brick dwelling, 1332 V street wuthuat (lots 816, 817 and 821, ’'square | 5774), st $5,000. square 4527 Georgin a square 3016), to cost §50¢ Plans to Blllld Homo {John A, Weber, twostory brick d Mr«-el 110! square I!G’D ‘1o cost owner and builder; ne garage, 3610 Que- square 1863), to to erect one fr: sada street (lot cost $500. Joseph A. A. _Herber REAL ESTATE SALESMEN Opportunity for two sales- men in office of lished firm. old estab- Replies Confidential Fifth street northeast (lot 17, square 840), to cost §1,000. Anacostia Ice Company, owners; to erect one oné-story cement block ice- n i make repairs, 140§ Sixteenth street | 0% 1217 Good Hope road southeast (lot 824, square 181), to cost $30 (lot 1, square 5770), to cost $1,200. Schnopp, owner; C: Poretsky, Stiver & Rosen, ow: Sharah, bnflder to make repairs, 2427 {and bullde: George T. s-.ntmy-n. Irving street northeast (lot 3 squxre architect; to erect four two-story brick 4288), to cost $3,000. dwelllngs, 1519 to 1525 Trinidad ave- Angelo Lombardo, owner; Gallo ue northeast (lots 28 to -31. square Pennini, builders; to make repairs, 29 061), to cost $20,000. 440 to 510 Columbia Road N.W. Adjacent to Scldiers’ Home ' and Reservoir Parks NO BETTER HOMES ANYWHERE Open Daily Till 9 P.M. Biggest h1rga|ns ever offered in this section. Six large rooms ; tile bath with built-ih tub and shower. Hot- er heat, electric lights, double porches. Built-in re- frigerator. Big lots, room for garage. Price Only $8,850 Easy Terms See Mr. Reeves, owner’s representative, at the houses. Call Col. 2228 for auto. two metal garages, 519 and 521 Sev- enth street northeast (lots 27 and 28, square 892), to cost ”00 n Tobriner, Willam P. Lipscomb Compa builders; to' worse for the Self up on a. i lease in an unsuitable situ ation. It is bad for the owner when | were made 1o belleve they ||| Address Box 470-V, Star Office n be reduced to an exact | Two-Story Colonials REAL ESTATE. Bungalows The Rapid Selling Tells of the Popularity of North Woodside, Md. ——that exclusive community — just 1 miles north of District Line on Georgia ave. EMAND has literally exceeded production—for these Houses’ "have sold faster than ‘they could be produced. But the build- ers who are developing North Woodside are building with the deliberation that insures quality— which not even the urge for Homes could tempt them to slight by hurry. Now, however, they have caught up with the waiting list—and have ready for inspection both Bungalows and Colonials. ORTH WOODSIDE has everything to commend it— its picturesque location; ac- cessibility; restrictions that are protective—and values that are constantly on the increase.. And you'll like these pretty Homes They are models of comfort and convenience: finished in the best of taste; equipped with the finest fixtures—planned sensibly and practically. Each Home has its wide lawns and deep yards, with separate garage. | his happens, but it s ev orse for fle iy I er Deieg Lofy The same diligence that a | manufacturer applies in making his oduct it his market can be applied:| the problem of finding the right | arters for his office. If he is cau- | | lous, careful and painstaking he can | | | fina ly what he needs. It is the || Inspect 1725 Taylor Street West of Sixteenth s to be tting off on the $7,950 and $11,000 with the easiest sort of terms to be an en- gineering science. Doubtless we al- ways will have from now on the lesman of space. We also e the incautious buyer of gar problem become: I have noticed that th } ed firms whose husines: homes are m leased spuce are (lumep“!"“ ve moved frequently. The rea- | VIl ha are satisfied is bhecause m" ace: Sunday and Monday Gives you another opportunity to visit d ftheir néeds thoroughly hen | L vll et TOR VEmmge nted g of Homelike Homes ot el O eas iR s, T TEANce o Nlooseilitel¥iomes I R SR R Best Buy in N.E. First Time Shown N.E. 819-39 20th St. : 4 Sold Before Completion Sample House 825 Convenient to Schools, Car Line and Stores Six fooms, and_ batn, orches, electricity, bu Lardwood trim on first i Earage. Owuer or represent SMALL (. e WILLIAMS & MILLS Own;r- Col. 3912 8th St. N.W. 2779 AUTO SERVICE Builders i i = S ¢ Jameson-Built Homes 1800 to 1850 Potomac Ave. S.E. Over 100 Sold Priced at Less Than $7,000 and Up Come out Sunday or Monday (Labor Day)—and let our represeinta tives show you the various Homes. By Bus out 16th strect—or motor right out Georgia Avenue Boulev ard—under the new viaduct. You'll sce our sign at the left—1'% miles from the District Line. Or phone our office up to 9 p.m. and we'll arrange for special inspection. KEEVER ed GOS % Deal Wl(h a Realtor Semi-detached brick dwelling of elght roons, two tiled baths, hardwood floors throughout, spacious kitchen, large light cellar with servants’ toilet and wash traye, thirty-gallon auto- matic storage heater. Open fiveplace, lot 311,x156 feet sucient Infatmation to finally make 'the . - How much more e L s R i thave been had th problems il the f 3612 ORDWAY ST. 8 rooms, 2 baths, BRICK GARAGE. Copper gutter and down spouts, metal weather stripped. copper screened and oak floors throughout, electric refrigerator, tile kitchen. Construction and materials the best C. S. TANKERSLEY Main 4752 Three built. Two sold 1415 Floyd E. Davis Com;;apy K Street 733 12th St. N.W. Main 352-353 Owner & Builder You’ll Be Missing the Best Home Buy of the Year —if you don’t carefully inspect—critically compare—and seri- ously consider the many advantages offered in this newest group of ‘“Life-time’” Homes—on Pretty Petworth’s highest elevaticn. vei a splendid view ool Creck Pk Toom the front porches of these Lomes. " Delightfuily cool in the heating hot-water heat. hardwood floors. front and rear ilt-in el tllem'or. st creened-in porch. rear: tile bath c le room for Overlooking 16th St. What a costly thing to keep on paying rent when you can buy for your very own such a Home at such a price—on such terms. - 6’950 %65 a mo. *500 cash Fully one-half of the $65 monthly payment is applied directly on the purchase of the Home. For less than rent you can buy and OWN. tiere 18 & home within t of any purse. Moo nplete in” eve Lo cated in Washington «und) Vision— EASTERN TERRACE Papestty bricl hot-water’ heat: e fixtures: built-in r Laren vai lent horme it Selling Fast Four bloeks fron ew Fas o1l R S e ex e we emphasize — for you M the Man Who ”;wu One These are the {eatures don’t find them in cther Built. Owned THOMAS A. JAMESON CO. Owners and Builders 906 N. Y. Ave. N.W. Phorfe W of Rare Design a Street That Uverlodks Rock Creek Park HESE homes represent much in the way of value-—both built-in and natural. and For Sale by "Homes costing hundreds of dollars more. Rooms of such large size——3 porches of such huge proportions. tiled bath equipped with such high-grade fixtures. hardwood floors of such select qualxly, insulated and double laid- wardrobe closets of such commodious size, one in each bedroom kitchen so pleasantly located, and so modernly fixtured- hot-water heating plant guaranteed- sepa- rate heater for hot water——and beautiful planted terrace——a splen- did back yard, completely sodded——and the most important of all— “LIFE-TIME” CONSTRUCTION, which means highest quality of mate- rial, best grade of labor, unusual care in every minute detail. Nobody but Cafritz can build o “Life-time” Home. % The natural value lies in their location. To live here is to be in the very heart of Mount Pleas- ant, one square west of 16th street. three squares west of 14th, and only 10 to 12 minutes from down- town. Directly west of these homes—within a stone’s throw, is beautiful Rock Creek Park. The homes are exceptionally well constructed and thoughtfully designed--with all rooms planned to answer the requirements of the most exacting. You, really, cannot imagine anything more com- plete at the price. FOLLOW THE ORANGE SIGNS TO (edarhurst Nearest Bay Golony to Washing. ton— 30 miles from D. C. line via Marlhoro Pike. Year ‘round sport bathing. fishing. crabbing. ete. Fine Boat Hurbor. Natural. shady woodland abounds. Highly restriet- ed. State Road all the way. Lots $100 up No lots le for free o property. Bauman & Heinzman Realtors Exclusive Sales Agents I 1501 H Street Northwest . Eight rooms and two baths. Concrete {ront porch. The Corner 15 a Blg Bargaln screened back porches. Panelled walls.” hand-stip- Has a Big Built-in Garage and mary other extra fea- pled. Elegant hardwood floors with mahogany in- tures. Only because it was built at the same time as the $9 950 lays. Four bedrooms, all with attractively tinted TN devel t L it walls. Unusual electric and plumbing fixtures. Il;:‘:old .‘: S bl‘ e nent i can Deu‘nplwn And much else that can better be appreciated when Lanscaped Front Lawn seen. * <tone Retaining Wall ppled and Panelled Walls —with Cafritz Easy Financing Terms Plan to go through the sample house over this week end. The minute you have stepped through the front door you will begin to realize that here. at last, is the home vou've been looking for. Hardwood Floors with Mahogany Inlays Hoosier Cabinet in Kitchen Clothes Closet on Main Floor Four Beautiful Bedrooms Two Baths with Shower Large (Clothes Closets One Cedar lined Open Fireplace in Living Room 0 feet front. Send our oftfice or the Just completed this week—see them to- night if you can—or tomorrow-or Monday sure Sample House, 1724 Irving Street Open ard Lighted From 9 AM. to 9 P.M. (lpen Daily From 9 AM. to 10 P.M. Take 9th st. cars to Farragut st.—16th st. bus to Hlinois and Emerson—walking north to Homes—or nhoue us and we will send auto. x CAFRITZ = atkK / Owner and Buildcr ¢f Communities Over 1,000 Built and Sold—Building 300 More Now l & A 919 15th St. N.W. Main 8949