Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1926, Page 18

18 REAL SH0 DECINE .. BULDIG Construction Permits Past Week Show Lowest Valua- tion for Considerable Period. Construction in the District of Co- lumbia for the past week fell off to $400,000. This is the lowest recorded in some time. No outstanding con- struction projects were listed this week. The ‘permits granted by the build- ing inspector for the past seven days are: J. Marvin Haynes, owner; E. D. Maxwell, builder; to erect one two- story brick dwelling, 2830 Chester- field place (lot 47, square 2238); to cost $25,000. Shapiro-Katz Co., owners and bulld- ers; George T. Santmyers, architect; to erect four two-story brick dwell- ings, 6200-6206 Twelfth street (lots 53 to 66, square 2941); to cost $25,000. $75,000 Project Listed. Tire and Rubber Co., ward St. Cyr Barrington, Bahem & Wright, build: ect one three-story tile and stucco warehouse, Third street and Maine avenue southeast (lots 23 to 25, reservation (); to cost $75,000. Frederica Leverone, owner; Bernard O. Grant, builder; to erect two metal private garages, 1729 Twentieth strest re 110); to cost $400. 3. C. Willls, owners; to 242 Evarts street are 3936); to cost ment block 859, square to cost $850. Dwellings to Cost $12,000. Cyrus Simmons, owner and buflder; R. Mo chitect; to erect tw awelll ESTATE. 508 and 512 Van Buren street (lots 26 to 29, square 3195); to cost $12,000. James L. Carpenter, owner; Ells- worth Light, builder; to erect one ce- ment block garage, 1816 Kilbourne street (ot 75, square 2599); to cost $500. Agnes E. Thomas, owner and bufld- er; L. W. Glles, architect; to erect ad- dition, 901 R street (lot 1, square 363); to cost $1,600. C. R. and E. C. Train, owners; C. R. Train, bullder; to erect brick ad- dition, 3015 Q street (lot 804, square 1282); to cost $1,200. s C. R. and E. Train, owners; C. R. Train, architect and bullder; to erect one brick private garage, 3015 !'315053ree! (lot- 804, square 1282); to cost $10,000 Stone Dwelling. Joseph Shapiro Co., owners and builders; Joseph W. Geddes, architect; to erect one two-story brick-and-stone | dwelling, 1826 Irving street (part of | lot 2, square 2588); to cost $10,000. Goldsmith & Co., owners and build- ers; D. W. Moore, architect; to erect one onestory frame dwelling, 431 Mellon street southeast (lots 32 and 38, square 5996); to cost $5,000. Maurice Lavine, owner and builder; to_cost $700. V. L. Speare, owner: to stucco front of buflding, 1007 H street (lot 2, square 344); to cost $500. W. B. Gibb. owner; to erect metal storage shed, 2810 Eighth street north- ;;m (lots 1 and 2, square 3839); to cost 550. Charles L. Miller, owner and build- er; George T. Santmyers, architect; to erect two two-story frame dwell- |ings, 3500 and 3911 Twentieth street northeast (lots 77 and 78, square 4223): to cost $5,000. Ruth Donn, gowner; builder; to erect *brick porch, son street (lot 9, square 3 0550. Charles H. Jenkins, owner; to make repairs, 1304 Pennsylvania avenue southeast (ot 12, square 1043); to cost $1.000. W. R. & E. to Repair Structure. on_Kailway and Electric Samuel Inc., enth street 800, square 330 Ira M. Johnson, owner to erect one frame pri garage, 1503 Lawrence street northeast (lots 1, square 4010); to cost $300. . trustee; Skinker and ; to erect one metal 1616 square W' to cost $1,500. ! nd builder: Longtellow street (lot 2720); to cost $ *350 CASH 6-Room and Bath Brick In Brookland 2816 6th St. N.E. Practically new home, with hot-water heat, elec. lights, hardwood floors, built-in garage. Story & Co. 812 17th St. Phone Fr. 4100 to erect one cement block garage, 30 | 1, Sherman_circle (lot 85, square 3143); | g, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. H. R. Howenstein, owner and bufld- er; Claughton West, architect; to erect three two-story brick dwellings, 1902 to 1906 Fourth street northeast Bell, architect and ,builder; to erect one one-and-a-half-story frame and stucco dwelling, 3234 Fourth street southeast (lot 2, square 5977); to cost (lots 34 to 36, square 3566); to cost | $8,000. $21,000. H A. J. Gaskins, owner; H. M. Brunk, builder; to erect fiye metal private garages, 415 Thirteenth street south- east (lot 24, square 1018); to cost §400. $45,000 Invested in Homes. Louis "Hall, owner and builder; J. W. Geddes, architect; to erect nine twostory brick dwellings, 1428 to Bank Allots $5,500 to Repairs.' American Security and Trust Co. owners; A. Burch Fitzsimons, archi tect; Kolodne & Cladny, builders; to make repairs 1409 H street (lot 47| § square 220); to cost $5,500. Catholic Home for Aged Women, owners; to make repairs 3033 P street | | (lots 808 and 838, square 1269); to cost 1444 W street southeast (lots 950 to | $650. 958, square 5780); to cost $45,000. W. C. Kremkau, owner and builder; H. A. Brandt, architect; to erect one two-story brick and frame dwelling, 5516 Broad Branch road (lot 16, square 1996); to cost $8,000. D. W. Poole, owner; Willlam N. Beahm, builder; to erect one metal private garage, 920 Ingraham street ot 38, square 3001); to cost $300. .| erect two one-s rchitect; to erect five two-story brick dwellings, 5801 to 5809 h street (lots 99 to 103, square ; to cost $40,00 R. Pennington, owner; Earl F. Charles G. Lueck, owner; A. F. The- lander, architect; to erect one two- story brick and tile dwelling, 5861 Thirtieth street (lot 149, square 2337); to cost $8,000. Charles G. Lueck, owner; to erect one brick garage, 5861 Thirtieth street (lot 149, square 2337); to cost $400. A. A. St owner; L. D. Hayes, telzer, builder; to v frame dwellings, 4018 and 4020 Grant street northeast (lots 113 and 114, square 5077); to cost $4,000. Earl F. Bell, owner, architect and | builder; to erect one one-story frame and stucco dwelling, 3222 Tenth street southeast (lot 7, square 5944); to cost || $5,000. o (Continued on Twentieth age.) An English Cottage A Home That Is Decidedly Different 4301 Argyle Terrace N.W. In a community of high-class detached homes, un- equaled for beautiful design and wonderful setting. Gray granite stone, copper roof, situated on a large corner lot. Beautiful, large shade trees, facing Rock Creek Park, containing 8 rooms, unusually large living room, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2-car built-in garage, electric refrigerator, Pittsburg Water Heater and Automatic hot-water heat. Drive out 16th St., to Varnum St., thence west to Argyle Terrace Or Phone Our Office L& PBreuninger S Sons ealtors Main 6140 706 Colorado Bldg. .. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1926. REAL ESTATE. 5 | BN ZS T P2 2707 Adams Mill 100% C Here Is a Real Home! SUITE 201 Reception Hall, large Living Room (with four windows facing the entrance to Rock Creek Park), two Bedrooms with two Baths, five closets, Kitchen and Dining Room. Price, $11,500. Small initial payment and $95.20 per month (which includes interest, operation charge and curtail on principal). RS Just North of 18th & Columbia Road N.W. O-OPERATIVE FIREPROOF A Wonderful Value! SUITE 203 Reception Hall, Living Room, Bedroom, Bath, Kitchen and Dining Alcove. Price, $4,600. Small initial payment and $39.10 per month (which includes interest, operation charge and curtail on * principal)- OPEN—HOMES NOW SELLING E M DAWSON Co-Operative A partment Homes OFFICE ON Phone Columbia 6490 PREMISES Don’t Waste Another Month’s Rent! When you can live in your own “Life-time Home,” in the best section of Northwest—at a cost of only $4 to $7 a room a month during the short period of purchase—after which your rent is FREE Cafritz helps home-buyers, $6,950 Only 500 Cash 65 a Month Most Remarkable Homes for the Price— 7th and Gallatin Sts. N.W. One of Petworth’s Prettiest Sections. Homes of Notably Large Rooms 3 Big Porches Tiled Baths Hardwood Floors Enormous Closets Deep Sodded Yards Planted Terraces $7,950 | Only *500 Cash 69.50 a Month T he Homes that have everything in them 5th and Delafield Sts. N.W. On the Heights of Petworth. Think of all these features for $7,950— 6 Spacious Rooms 3 Covered Porches Tile Bath with Built-in Tub and Shower Hardwood Floors and Trim Master Bedroom across front Servant’s Toilet and Laundry Built-in Garage—20-foot alley not only sharing the big savings of enormous production—but making it possible for every family to easily finance the purchase through his generous terms. $8950 | $10,950 Small Cash Payment - Only $75 a Month Unquestionably the Biggest Value for the money 4700 Block, 4th St. N.W. Between Grant and Sherman Circles—The Highest Point in Petworth—Really $10,000 Homes 6 Large Rooms Cement Front Porch Screened Breakfast and Sleeping Porches Tile Bath with Built-in Tub and Shower Brick Pantry, with plenty of shelves Hardwood Floors throughout Servant’s Toilet and Laundry Hot-water Heat and Instantaneous Heater Wide Terrace, Deep Lot, 15-foot Alley $52.75 of the $75 a month you Modest Cash and Small Monthly Payments Most Artistic Group of Homes in Petworth 5th and Decatur Sts. N.W. Creating’ a very select neighborhood Charming designs and original plan One square from Sherman Circle 6 Beautifully arranged Rooms 3 Splendid Porches Bath with Built-in Tub and Shower Master Bedroom across front Large Built-in Refrigerator Hardwood Floors throughout Big Coat, Linen and Wardrobe Closets Screens for all openings 5 Separate Garage Deep Lots, sodded—20-foot paved alley $58.58 of the $85 a month you pay applies to the purchase 48.61 of the $69.50 a month you pay applies to the purchase pay applies to the purchase Inspect at once—tonight or tomorrow—open and lighted from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Either car line or 16th St. Bus will carry you within a short walk of this group. Or phone us and we will send auto for you. CAFRITZ Owners and Builders of Communities 300 more now under construction QOver 1,000 Homes built and sold