Evening Star Newspaper, November 2, 1929, Page 18

REAL APARTMENTHOLSE | PERNIT GRANTED Building Projects Approved Last Week Total $578,000. Include Seven Dwellings. Expenditure of $578,000 for private | bullding operations in the District is provided in projects for which permits ‘were issued last week. Plans for a $500.000 apartment house on upper Sixteenth street, for seven private {dwellings and a number of other projects were approved. Permits were ssued as follows: David L. Stern, owner, architect and builder; to erect ome S5-story brick, stone and concrete apartment hotel, 3620 Sixteenth street (lots 817, 823 and 825, square 2624): to cost $500,000. H. R. Howenstein Co., owners and builders: R. W. Briscoe, designer: to erect three 1-story frame dwellings: 4101 to 4105 Twenty-first street north- east (lots 18 to 20, squarc 4230); to cost $12,000. C. W. Morris & Sons, owners and builde: tect; erect one 2-story brick dwell- ing, 4312 Thirty-seventh street (lot 53, square 1891); to cost $11,000. Old Colony Laundry Co., owners: Doran S. Platt, architect: E. H. Davis Co., builders; to erect one 2-story con- ere block garage and office addition, rear 6832 Blair road (iot 816, square 3280); to cost $10,000. Plans Brick Dwelling. Mitchell Quick. owner, designer and builder: to erect one 2-story brick dwelling, 3600 Patterson street (lot 81, square 1999): to cost $10,000. Henry C. Settle & Sons, owners and bui'ders; Vaughn, Ferguson & Co. architects: to erect one 2-story brick flat, 39 L street (lot “N,” square 620); to cost $7,000. Gulf Refining Co., owners, designers and builders; to erect one 1-story brick and concrete gas filling station, 1729 Kalorama road (lots 809 and 810, &quare 2566): to cost $8,000. Little Tavern Shop, Inc. owners: George “E. Locknane, designer and builder: to erect one 1-story concrete block store, 1490 H street northeast (lot 813, square 4068): to cost $2.000. E. H. Griffith, owner and builder; to erect one 1-story brick store, 1251 Bladensburg road northeast (parcel 152/45, square 4445); to cost $3.000. i George T. Santmyers, archi- | ESTATE. Structure to be erected at 25 E st for a corporation headed by Harry R. THE EVENING STAR, ! EW HOTEL TO BE AR STATI : reet, under co-operative ownership plan, Loveless, local real estate man, Tt is planned as a residential hotel for women employes, primarily. 1t will be just to the west of the Bellevue Hotel. now being comvieted. The site was acquired from a number of owners, through the ag y of J. Leo Kolb. NEW YORK RESIDENCES REQUIRE LITTLE SPACE Less Than Half of Metropolitan Area Will Be Used for Build- ing, Is Predicted. The total area of the metropolitan region of New York is approximately 3,538,000 acres, but not more than 1,538,000 acres, less than one-half the area, will be used for residence, busi- ness or industry during the present cen- tury, says Thomas Adams, general di- rector of the regional plan. “On & little more than two-thirds of | the entire area, or 2,000,000 acres,” de- clares ‘Mr. Adams, “the present popula- tion of the United States could be persons to the acre—the present aver- | age density for the Borough of Brook- | lyn. On one-quarter of this.area there | is sufficient space for the predicted pop- ulation of the region in 1965. of the certainty that there will con- tinue to be great open areas in the region, it would be desirable to find some means of preserving permanently as open areas those parts of the region which could least economically be used for building.” —_— Realtors Add Members. Th> Worcester, Mass, Real Estate | Board has made a canvass which re- | sulted in an addition of 50 names to board's roster of associate members, large property owners, those | with sn..ller interests, architects, con- tractors and. others engaged in work closely allied with the real estate pro- [ 14TH STREET LEASE Because | || WASHINGTON, CHAIN STORE GETS Wayne National Stores Corporation Will Occupy Building After Remodeling Is Finished. Business property at 725 Fourteenth | street has been leased by the Wayne National Stores Corporation, recently! organized to operate a chain of men’s clothing and haberdashery stores throughout the country, it is announced by Shannon & Luchs, Inc, which| handled the transaction. The store| quarters and basement now are being | prepared for the tenant. Shannon & Luchs also announce the leasing of the building at 1235 Penn- sylvania avenue to Michael Bernstein for a possible period of five years, be- ginning December 1. at a total rental of about $13,000. The premises will be brick construction. Drive sut Gea 1o Longfellow Street. Nerth te eur New Ho; 733 12th Street N.W. P .0 New Semi-Detached Homes in Marietta Park 5th and Oneida Place N.W. You will like these attractive homes of artistic design and solid They stand on large lot 27)3 feet wide with terraced lawns and have many desirable features. ful rooms and modern tiled bath with shower, covered front porch and screened breakfast and sleeping porches, Frigidaire and built- in garage, besides numerosu other features. s Av Open and Lighted Until 9 P.M. FLOYD E. DAVIS CO. Realtors OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY ?c:upled for the sale of jewelry andjl| mm 615 Twelfth street have been for Wallace | | Cafe, Inc. The term is for a period of four years, commencing September 15, for approximately $13,000 rent. The premises will be occupied for the sale of millinery and novelties. Premises 705 Twelfth street have been leased to David Goldberg for the Brown- ley Investment Co. for a period of two years, commencing September 15, for the sale of millinery. ! Premises 2015 Fourteenth street have been leased to Sherby Rent-a-Car Co. for 'A. Tsangares for an sapproximate | term of two and & half years. Dealers’ Licenses Sought. Realtors in Mississippl at their con- vention, held this month in Meridian, passed ' resolutions providing for the appointment of a committee to consider & proposed law requiring licenses for | real estate salesmen and brokers in the State of Mississippl. now in force in 25 States and in two | Canadian provinces, according to sta- | tistics compiled by the National Asso- | ciation of Real Estate Boards. Six large, cheer- or Sixteenth Street st te Fifth Street, Natl. 0352.0353 Such laws arei | Thomas A. Harlow. owner: George I. Kelly. designer: Harlow Brothers, build- ers; tn erect one 1-story frame dwell- | ing. 634 Thirty-first street southeast (lofs 8 and 9, square 5466); to cost $1.800. Nichols & Burns. owners and build ers: G. Kelly, desiener; to erect on 1-story frame dwelling. 817 Thirtiath rtpeet southeast (lots 11 and 12, square 54%1): tn cost $1.800. D. C. Walker, owner: Rountree & Co.. builders: to erect brick addition for goreg> and porch over same. 137 Rhode Js'snd avenus northeast (lot 40, square 3853%5): to cost $1,000. L Fo'ton Lewis. owner: R. W. Roliing, builder: to make repairs, 1669 Thirtv- first, strest (lot 820, square 1282); to cost $1,500. . Ticket Booth at Keith’s. R. K. O. Keith's. owners: ta install firket bonth in front of lobby. Pifteenth an4 streets (lot 18, square 224); to ecst 81000, ; T'. W. Woolworth Co.. owners and Pul'ders: to make rebairs and altera- tions. 1201 W street (lot 1, square 289); fo_rost £1.000. Domenien Rinaldi. w. Pat-n. designer: Trotta, Buitder; ta ereet. ana lestarv tile -addi tion to nffice. 648 Fhada Island svent northeast (nareel 131/5, square 3626); to rost $1.000. - Brewsr-Snvder OCv. Ine. owners: Howard Fime. ir.. hnilder: to erect sit enncrate block earages. alley D and E. ‘Twelfth and Thirteenth streef< south- east (lot< 110 to 115, square 1018): to cost $2,000. STORE IS LEASED. Liggett's Will Operate in New Ambassador Hotel. The corner store in the new Ambas- sador Hotel, southwest corner of Four- teenth and K streets. has been leased by the Ambassador Hotel Corporation to Liggett’s Drug Stores. it is reported ‘bv Carl G. Rosinski and Theodore M. Judd. who acted in the transaction. The premises will be occupied bv one of the remilar chain drue store units of the Liggett concern. The lease is to| run for 21 years. Tax Distribution Sought. Action of the annual convention of ! the Jowa Association of Rea: Estate Boards in Davenvort included the adop- | tion of a resolution asking for a more equitable distribution of the tax burden in Jowa and for a State income tax which would shift a portion of the tax burden to people who have no assess- owner; rd SALE or LEASE 915 E Street N.W. Situated in the downtown sec- tion on wide street. ~Attractive fireproof building. containing ap- proximately 12,000 sq. ft. of open space on three floors. Preight clevator, 30-foot alley in the rear. Purther particulars furnished by calling Mr. Brent. BOSS AND PHELPS 1417 K Street N.W. National 9300 A REAL BARGAIN 1423 Juniper 16th ST. HEIGHTS $13,400 Terms A fully detached home in this outstanding meighborkood, Y2 block off 16th St., between Rock Creek Estates and Shepherd Park. The only home in this section anywhere near this price. There 1s a large living room with opem fireplace, sun parlor, dining room, kitchen, 4 fine bed- rooms, beautiful tile bath, i 50x132Y; ft. House of wglish construction. block from school. OPEN FOR INSPECTION s Oscar P. Court Georgia 0211 One HEATH BERRY housed with an average density of 50 | fessiol 5311 Nebraska venue .Corner of Nevada Avenue—2 Blocks East of Conn. Ave. slz 250 New Colonial, on a corner lot 72 ft. frontage, J] beautifully landscaped. Six well planned rooms, sun parlor with marvelous view, dining alcove adjoining_ideal kitchen, pantry, tile bath with shower, BUY open fireplace, radio outlet, abundance of electric plugs, built-in heated garage. Terms. NOW Cleveland 1162 Day or Evening HIS beautiful detached brick residence was built for the owner and in- corporates a number of in- teresting features that dis- tinguish it from the average speculatively built home. . . . The owner, now desiring a smaller house, offers one of the most desirable homes in the upper 16th St. section at an unusually attrac- tive fhigure. . . . The exceptionaily fine condition and beautiful decorative treatment of the house give a most pleasing first impression of a home that is thoroughly livable and perfect in its ap- pointmenta. There are cight apacious rooms, two baths. first floor lavatory, shower in basement, pnnened walls, Frigidaire. attic over entire house, slate roof, 2-car brick garage, deep lot with several l:rge trees. . OPEN SUNDAY UNTIL 9 P.M. Drive out 16th St. to Varnum, turn left one and one half squares to house. N L Sansbury Exclusive Agents 1418 Eye St. N.W. Natl. 5904 New Detached Brick Homes | Sample Home, 520 Dorsett Avenue on KENWOOD’S main entrance from Wisconsin Ave.— leading to Kenwood Country Club Lots 72 Feet Front by 185 Feet Deep These homes have all brick and hollow tile walls with slate and tile roofs. They are of center hall plan with 7 and 8 rooms and two tile baths. Hot-water Heat, Electricity, Gas and Electric Refrigerators. Built-in garages. ‘ The Finest Homes at the Price in or Near Washington Prices, $14,500 to. $14,950 DIRECTIONS Drive out Wisconsin Ave. to Dorsett Ave., just beyond the District Line—turn left to homes. Or out Conn. Ave,, turning west at Circle on Grafton St., which brings yo;: l‘f Wisconsin Ave., right at the main entrance to Kenwood, Dor- sett Ave. BRODIE and COLBERT, Inc. 1707 Eye St. N.W. National 8875 CAFRITZ THIRD STREET HOMES Inside Semi-Detached Corners Just Around the Corner From Beautiful Grant Circle 4421 3rd St. Elevation giving an unobstructed view for miles. A delightful, healthy and beautiful place to live. Twenty feet wide. Choice of porches, open or ‘ . SATURDAY., NOVEMBER 2, 1929. REAL ESTATE. 4 REASONS Why They Are Selling Fast 1. The advanced floor plan (6 large closets on 2nd floor) and superior construction. 2. The unusually large lots. 3. The location—the highest point in the city. 4. The price. I made a Radical Change in this .new group. The advanced sales proved its practicability. After carefully weighing the suggestions of our own buyers and prospective buyers, I planned this new house. There are no Small Rooms. The Old “Bugbear” about the Small Hall ~ Room has been eliminated in this house. It becomes a Real Room. Whether you are a prospective buyer or not, do not fail to inspect the Exhibit Home— ; 4220 37th Street N.W. In this beautiful subdivision .o/ North Cleveland Park, these four- bedroom and two-bath homes at their price are the last work in value. TO REACH—Drive out Connecticut Ave. to Van Ness St., west to 37th St., one block north to house:, or out Wisconsin Ave. to Van Ness St., east to Xth St, one block north to houses. Open and Lighted Daily and Sunday Uniil 9 P.M. Walter A. Dunigan Owner and Builder Phone Nat. 9530 925 15th St. enclosed as rooms; two-colored bath, shower; screens throughout, Frigidaire, paneled walls, automatic water heater, Red Jacket boiler, hard- wood floors and woodwork, garage and many other fascinating features. : Motor out New Hampshire Ave. to Allison St. and Third St. Sherman Circle Bus—Soldiers’ Home cars to 4421 THIRD ST. N.W. WILEIiREREREARASALETANEAASIANINEARRI ST TMa8Z5zRERRATNSNRERRARNLSAEIinak. T I R O N S O T R T T CREEAZARLEEELT TRARAEY) | T T T e e A, HOME in Sligo Park Hills—Places All the Nat- ural Beauties—All the Comforts and Conveniences— All the Independence That Human Heart Could YVearn for—Within Reach of the Family of Average Income. A square, roomy Colonial home of clapboard and brick, built to welcome generation after generation through its hospitable portals. { Many wide windows to let in floods of sunlight—3 cozy bedrooms just made for four-posters—a large living room where you may dream away long winter evenings before a blazing fire—and—located on one of the many beau- tiful tree sheltered rolling hills of Sligo Park Hills which homes costing $40,000 to $60,000 would envy. T The price is $10,950, with reasonable cash deposit and balance like rent. DIRECTIONS Drive out Sirteenth Street to Alaska Ave- nue and District Line; watch for large Sligo Park Hills sign; turn right at this Ppoint—jollowing arrow. Sales Ofice, 7960 Georgia Avenue,; Shepherd 2400. P. Blair Lee, Vice Pres. Curtis Walker, Treas. SLIGO PARK E. Brooke Lee, Pres. PERERzETERETNYAEIYRN T Ce G PO T T TP T P T T TP L LU LI Ed PSS N NN RE AR SR IR R e RO AT IRR T RIS TALIREEIE (NORGURINT: