Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1927, Page 18

. o - REAL ESTATE. THY, EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. U, SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1927. REAL ESTATE. bid for revenue, each investor striving Riggs National Bank, owners: Ap- |11, square 1069); to cost $15,000. Mrs. Mary Borisow, owner: to make | ;o issabiny e peseibiisladting to place his money on the best and FALL TO $394,200 pleton P. Clark, jr., urrhilu‘lvh‘r‘. George Hamlin, owner and buflder: | repairs, 4207 Sixteenth street (lot 61, [ F.OUrth street north lot 1, squa | safest income-paying basis. Wohlgemuth, Jr., builder; to erect bal- |y " C,qsel. architact, to erect one | Saus 5 | 9 1s to the nature of and the DURING PAST WEEK | cony. 1503 Pennsyivania avenue (ot |1 giory frame dwelling, 2850 Myrtle | Louis owner and| . 2 i john H amounts involved in all sales i | 30, square 221): to cost §10,000. Avenie HOTtheRst (06 56, saadre 4a17): | BUIBeRE 1 ) . architect: to | Davis srec ame 5 3 [;I_ASS ABU”‘I‘ .I-AX thered by a field force of five men. Rose Neufeld, owner: Jullus Wenig, | &3 ¢/ue orthe . sa i | ET, B Mipdiors, anyultest: 1o | Davie., bulide on, rare 4203 : g | For several years the conside wontimied from Seventeenth Page.) | architect; Kolodne-Cladry, bullders: to Bk ; Dorsett strest (lot 91, square 1442); tc square to co . v frame Aw } ed [ (Continued from Seventeenth Page.) |, .ye repairs, §20 Nin-h street (lots ax Axler, owner and builder; to|cout 35,000 | b 17 treet nor (lots 4 had been indicated by stamps att B g - A ¢ Robert E. Kiine, ¢ [to deeds, and S0 per cent of se | 86 and 87, square 870); to cost $400. repair fire damages, 728 Columbla | G “Winkler, owner: T. G. Winkler, | Munsey Bullding nd B, & 5161 cost $5.000, | i plock-and-frame dwelling, 2813 Frank S 5 6 838 aALRYE. 5 Eggpoit . | cases may be accepted as reliable llvv’“” N e !~AI|HIIYI’("' Amanda R. Copeland, owner; R ;'1"{{4'"‘”" 822, square 2888); to COSt | dosigner and builder; to erect one ¥ 3 . Denison, owner and 1t as to| .t RQUare | gpwe builder; to make repairs, 818 | $3,200. frame addition, 1834 U street south- | hric iwellings, ? 2305 Tun v 1o er one brick private : 2 ! fleld for 246) 1 o 2 .50 Personal and Realty Levies . rente, | 4346), to cost $2,500. ) B street southeast (lots 86 ; Henry Moerman, owner and bulflder: | east (lot 568, square 5766); to cost $500. | road (lotx 460 to 462, square 1300, 1o & Sixth street northeast (lot . . | le st . Electric Power Company Project. | & square 870); to cost $300. ). W. Moore, designer; to make bri Albert Pifferling, owner; Margus | cost $17,000 5 847), to cost $1,500. Bring City $20,000,000, ¢ data useful in assessment work. | . % 5 Arthur C. Block. owner, architect |repalrs, 301 New York avenue (lot 3, | Hallett, architeet; M. H. Malakails A. N, Miller, owners and ] A ind a majority | Potomac Electric Power Co. oWn-|apa builder: to erect E square 524). to cost $1,000 | builder; to make repairs, 1496 designer, to erec . . architect, to the real estate |ers; § & Weh Inc., architects . qwellings, 7604-7608 John D. Miller, owner, architect and | street northeast (lot 816, sqiiare 407 & died 1 tory brick and frame Richards Claims. ‘Iw.m ling en anxious wrs; to erect coal pit, ete., 13 and 14, scuare 2958); huilder; to erect one 2.story frame |to cost $800. o southeant (ot ) to con oo = o southeast (ot » 1805), to cost $10,000, teigel, owner and bullder: | collection of data i (parcel 169/9, square | 9 000, dwelling, 6952 Maple street (lot 20, | 16 out 3460 leases, cost i t 000 Iy vett, owner: H. A. Brandt, |square 3354); to cost $6,000 Building Supply Company Project. | ! g S AT TTES AL (O . g factors and fn owner and builder: | , Je Muth & Son, builders: fohn D. Miller, owner, architect and | Standard Building Supply Co., own- | hu «: John A. Melby, architect, t Tt pays to read the want columns of | all enter into rea te Lamar, ¢ Lo erect seve . brick addition H_xtreet | buflder: to ereet one: tils private ga:ldrst At 5. 3. Atkinson. asohitast:| crect tao SiL AL Mamy. aroh h extending some measure | two-story brick dwellings, 1419 to 1431 [ northeast (lot 815, squa~e 858); to cost | b . i ist of necessity be | § street southeast (lots 156 to 162 | Taxes on real estate and p property produced $20.000.000, proximately 86 per cent of the total Jevenues of . during the [of inf ssity ot fiscal vear 19 which ended June | Weighed an the equalization | square 5605). to cost $40,000. Clyde Garrett, owner: H. A. Brandt, ‘m P. Richards, District |by assessors with judgment and ex-| ‘Lord Baltimore Filling Stations, | architect: J. De Muth & Son, buflders old the real estate class i perience.” owners; T. J. O'Connell, engineer:| (o reconstr two buildings into one, 2 A it session Mon . = builder not stated: to erect one one- | §o4 and 606 H street northeast (lot 815, tax raised nearly | | story hrick gas station, Pennsyl- | square 858); to cost §6,500 ese WO omes twice ns much revenue as (Re per- | REVIVAL IN CANADA. vania avenue southeast (lots 53 to 55, |y y R R T sonal property assessments, he said square 1077), to cost e e e, Lord Baltimore Filllng Stations, | Pullder: J. F. Sohl, architect; t e eame i nEpRTL o) [ Principal Gitles of Dominion Show | gwnersi, T . O'Connell, engineer: | bk ...-p:m.« 2018’ Dumbart : /1 ssure YO u ()f V(l lu es ]{(, ce [‘ ve d Personal property may be con Bhilatng Tokeease builder not stated o e one < sidered to fall under three classes. | story brick gas s A T AN The first, tangible personal property | Dominlon government reports Indi-| Georgia avenue (lots 827, 876, 867 and o bl o ; ll t t M nch as ~handis hoats, i p DR 4 addition, H a2 ] 1 . household goods are only aseessed [period of revival in building M. 1. Cohen, owner and builder; bove §1.000 in va second. | three years of slowing down the prin- | oot bk hadition. 1508 e {va0 | to erect stone shed. 3219 Georgle ave e M| cipal clties showed an increase of 25 [ Montello avenue northeast (lots 14 and | e (0t 26, square 3041); to cost $400 stock or any instrum per. cent in building permits issued | 13. square 4053): to cost $1,500 | $29,000 Dwelling Listed. 133 e erson t. Robert F. dbury, owner; to make | & debt or money invested 1926 : : ak : ) : during 192 repairs, Pennsylvania avenue | Joseph Lozupone, owner, and H. A brationn II:‘Q"::il This gain is in contrast to a 5 per | southeas s 9 and 10, square | Brandt, architect; 1. W. Powell, : ; T'his detached 14th Street Terrace Home or what may | cent loss shown e S. W. Straus & | to cost $500. . |Dbuilder: to erect one two-story brick . ' sy 124 s it ) i il b bbb e bl [ iy SR P 10 Sixteanth street (ot 21, | ; is in perfect conditmm. It contains 7 rooms . T Hebiah T Twenty-ninth street | squa 41): to cost $29,000. i and is modernly ped with an instan- To Pass Billion Mark. Un The De- | northeast et one one-story B Lozupone, owner; H. A. é . + A cember gatn in 6 ’ citfes was | frame dwelling Irving street | Brandt, architect; 1. W. Powell, 2 . ; : tancous hot-water hester, hardwood floors, § itie i ate 6n | 558 cent ahead ne month | northeast (lot 7 uare 3960); to cost | builder: to erect one brick private ga ¢ R : SEes 2 >. e et oiut The total 12€ 303,912 for | $5,000 o SiRteanth srast s, o7, : white tiled bath and s€reens. ¢ as will afford suf.|the vear and the tc - S ton E. Wire Co., owners, de.|squa 41): to cost §1 3 : / 2 o . revenue to meet cer r of $11.472.131 established new building | signers and builders; to erect eight ! Poretsky, Silver and n, owners | y > H v ‘\’,1 extra room and cnmpl(‘(c L“amrl - phropriations ni vecords in the Dominion. two-story brick dwellings, 409 to 429 and builders; George T. Samtmyers, ; s : £ the first floor, an open fireplace, a fully cquipped kitchen and a large front porch are i, = by f H O M E S O F B E A U ! I ' ; | . ] some of the features of this remarkably low- ey et e | ‘ - & : / o priced residence. the making of assess it has . . | Decesmry 10 adopt certain rules tndl. | The Location, Construction and Modern Features of o . . 2 cated by lines of experience and to (N B gy e st Finse Mo Cumpt Sx Sgwontod for ‘ Less Than $10,000 . meven requirements for a correct as :ing boundary lines, area and dis . e e i ot | Otds Street NLE. 18th Street N.E. 3713 Fulton Street After | John N. Burrell, owner and builder Lewis Giles, architect; to erect one Al estate is ass sessment of rezl estate: (1.) Maps, giv- | ing character and dimensions, cubic ; ¢ feet, cost and other information. (3) (Between 18th. and 20th.) (Between Newton and Otis) Sales under normal conditlons, offers - Thi ; e ey : and monthly and yearly rentals. (4) Engllsh Type En l, h T is semi-detached brick home is ideal- Unit values for lots of different depths i b g : . ? &) Factors for various classes of gl1s! ype ly situated on a high elevation overlooking : bufldings, that is, the value per cubic Semi-Detached the city. It contains 8 rooms and two foot or the value per square foot of : ¢ floor space. | (6) Assistants with ex- $ baths, and is, of course, thoroughly modern. . perience and knowledge arising from $ 3 @ e o omoe/and eI work 9 9 It is easily accessible to Wisconsin Ave., * judgment the cathedral, schools and transportation. % valut of mriperty, mprouearta ioa bemt $750 Cash—$75 Per Month $250 Cash—$59.50 Per Month There is a brick garage to match the house. advantage, is disclosed by th i . S Aastion: of & fair rental. This womid These attractive homes are of permanent Only through our enormous volume con- be_extremely simple if it were not a| brick and oriental stucco construction and struction is it possible for the Shapire organ- prl'ce $16 250 s . 3,’,’::";; fi:"::&:,v::',;m‘f‘;,;:“;‘:fl;,, are outfitted with conveniences that have ization to offer you these high type, thor- age to use in capitalization. Sales are| never before been offered in homes priced oughly modern homes at this extremely * the bed rock upon which assessments G * are built. under $10,000.00. low figure. s e od Visit Our Sample Houses—Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Cost of construction, rents, le ~ condition und adaptabllity of improve. ments, all enter into the falr market 2 value of real estate. Sules are con- crete expressions of the value of these elements. When sales are missing values are determined by an exami nation &nd comparisons of any of the above elements. Although the assessor may have data derived from a multitude of sources, still the most acceptable guide 919 15th St. N. W. comes {rom sales made under condi % tions hereinbefore explained. ¢ Main 8949 Just North of 18th & Columbia Road 60% sola § Bi=t ¥ o SoVE Tl Carefully Before Ll } 1B 5§ ¥y Selected Completion / i o L » g Occupants There’s a charm to this 100% CO-OPERATIVE Colonial-Designed Home | " FIREPROOF We invite you to make a tour of inspection—knowing that you Seconid Floor will be captivated by the faithful replica of early American archi- = SUITE 201—A Real Home! Only two left. tecture—with which is combined the mosj modern conveniences of Reception Hall, Large Living Room (with four windows facing entrance to Rock . Creek Park), two Bedrooms, with two baths, five closets, Kitchen and Dining Room. Small initial payment and $95.20 a month (which includes interest, operating charges 5 62 8 Western Avenue ‘ and curtail on principal). Fourth Floor ‘ i : v Situated on a square fronting the above 120-foot avenue, and representing ls?lengmi:rl(}'l dljui:::: {{‘&:f fi:’s"{’i‘:’efie i Tiled Btk and Kitchen.. Smallinas 1 t and finest buildi ject. Just West of Ch Chase Circle. Fea- g 5 < :)::e;rg;i nell:rgeu:;:) - :lfl,:-:g 'Ii»lt;oi:‘cth s{u;rst gso 0(; met:iv_\i'ava :los:y : xoec“ ;:- payment )and $34 a month (which includes interest, operating charges and curtail on ' > ‘ principal). rage (built in) and many other features. Your inspection of this and other . fine homes in the vicinity invited. Open Every Day—9:00 AM. to 9:30 P.M. OPEN SUNDAY UNTIL 9 P.M I : E M D AWS ON Hedges & Middleton, Ine. | s M 1412 Eye St. NW. - Reltors Franklin 9503 | | - — birsensilirommmysion - | N T T Tz AR