Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1926, Page 19

5 REAL ESTATE, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1926. ____ REAL ESTATE. 19 — e e e T e e R ~eports v . - | of October. | ;rports sent in by builders and con B et :JUDD IS CHAIRMAN d';';' e | ftioassa. ca activiy, £ = s pche following is an estimate of 1927 eads Committee ; In addition to the business features | Ereater than that e e e R e vy | OF FLORIDA SPECIAL | i1 Miami 5oara has prepared elabo-| ames Saie1o%3: the period used as -family dwellings. .517.678 $2,588.300 249 '.‘:hamll): d G5 e, . 6,042 665,340.762 rate entertainment for the visitors|the base of the calculations. 13‘«:9‘ among which will be the inal:ilsu{a:lm: October mark “be m;“de'xmg\sl\!ue o-nd} idwi i ine | banquet for C.C. Hiett, president-elect | than the September i Midwinter Convention Plans Being of the National Association of Real|seven points lower than the index 21 Estate Boards, who will be officially | for. October of 1925. Mo taimily aweil- s Made—Many Expected at | S 0t this banquet. A number | e index is based on officlal fis: T St Miami in January. of post-conference trips have been ar-| yres of transfer and conveyances ranged and several of the Washing-| r ton real estate men are expected to | enjoy them. Among these trips will Theodore M. Judd has been appoint-| 4, 0"one"5 the various ports of the ed chairman of the Washington Real| Carribean Sea, Panama, citles in Estate Board's special committee in| Florida and Havana. charge of the Midwinter convention | Reservations for the train and American Builder IndicAtes |mowh e That Previous Predictions | row residentior Amusement buildings, | Have Been Too Low. |ghurckes, ecorded in 41 principal cities. Georgetown 1st Commercial Zone | ‘hops it i Publi hotels are being made through James H Private" garages delegation from Washington. P."Schick, executive secretary of the 45 Eas Terms i esl ne “hile 1926 has been the most active | fervice station It is expected that special cars will | board. 7 56, 0— y = leave Washington for Miami on Jamu- b 10 and arrive there on the 12th. e The headquarters of the Washington| MARKET INDEX SHOWS realtors will be at the Miami-Biltmore Hotel at Coral Gables. The program INCREASE IN OCTOBER year vet experlenced in the building | office buildings Andu , we are forecasting for the | public w approaching year a still greater vol-| g says the | Shed room brick home hav- 1ng RS B2t na e Tl cellar; Toom for Earage: 0 ture business location. s Sroperty s belnk sacrificed. 13.842.819 for particula for the session opens on Wednesday s i and will continue untll Friday. A oo Bauman & Heinzman ; 442,944,600 number of important subjects dealing| The real estate:market index com- H St. NW. M. 3500 131842246 with the national realty field will be | plled monthly by the National Asso-|{ 1504 . N.W. .. $7.185.498.750 WALES’ HOUSE APPROVED. LONDON, December 4 (#).—Queen “| Mary is taking motherly interest in THEODORE N. JUDD, e otinia oF Waies” bow. Lomion | Appented chakrman of the osavention = wn lour Uwn om m— d that an | home. After making a tour of in-|committee of the Washington Real Dg suspacted ShR spection of Marlborough House ‘“to |Estate Board for the Midwinter meet- 4 including our owh | gee that everything was just right,” ing of the National Association of ’ - she announced herself completely | Real Estate Boards in Miami the first i [J “".;‘,‘;m"{;-?"}'n'"“'i‘c'é'l- of II|IIl!III!IIIIIIII||||||||||||!llIllll||IllIll|||||l||||||lIIII||IllIII|IllHIlIIIIIIIlIIIII|||IIII|IIIIIIlIllIIIIIIiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|I|i|l|||||||||||l , or Ch rlStmaS ‘ And Make Sure It’s Dunigan Built Mass. Ave. Heights WE WILL PROVE IT! 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