Evening Star Newspaper, September 13, 1930, Page 17

REAL ESTATE. EVENING STAR, WASHINGT D. C, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1930. REAL ESTATS, % { | MODERNISM IN GERMANY | e | 6117 Western Avenue : o Any one looking for extensive exam- . S ples of modernism, which many Ameri- B 4 can architects have come to believe is | i an elusive factor in modern construc- tion, has only fo visit Germany, accord- All Data Needed.to Compute| |- e con e % a5 observer who pamed three Value of Building Type weeks n Berlln, on the Rhine and In : 3 the Ruhr district. . - ; Out of 70 bulldings, most n‘}; (hem i i i % 3 erected in the ive years, Ol ree Given in Model. - ‘or four of any size were found which - = were not _designed on striking modern lines. These included banks, stores, In order to set up & standard guide churches and model tenements. for realtors in the appraisal of typical office buildings, the appraisal division of the National Association of Real Es- tate Boards has just issued a complete appraisal of an actual office building in | & hypothetical location. The model valuation, which is being #ent to every member of the appraisal division, conforms in all particulars to the appraisal standards of practice adopted by the division. The appraisal was made by Henry A. Babcock, Chi- cago, chairman of the appraisal di- vision, and_the report is edited by Dr. Arthur J. Mertzke, director of educa- tion and research of the National As- sociation. The report 'contains all the data which the appraisal standards of prac- tice enumerate as necessary for a com- Home at 5621 Grove street, which has been purchased by Dr. Anthony G. Miller from the B.'F. Saul Co. througl prehensive and exact computation of | the agency of Cuvier A. Metzler. The house contains seven main rooms, two baths and has a two-car brick garage. Th the value of this type of building, in- | house is situated on a lot having 60-foot frontage and 130-foot depth. 2 cluding 1ncomah;xpense and net enr‘n- — — e — ~ - e - s of the building, net returns allo- ¢ a . ggd to the building, earnings on | |OWA LAND MARKET 0. K. {)flppredsuon of ‘the Do&:bum’rel: url r:;; Washington Church Designer. e R = Liwed, i Pohick Parish Church, in Fairfax total earnings, the estimated cost of | farm lands situation is viewed, there- Open Sunday ]eCt to CTOWd’ng. o T e siricture, summasy | Near Approach to Normal Sales|fore, ss especially satistactory.' due to | County, Va., was bullt in 1760. It is & Ba Sure to See It vacancies, summary and defailed ac- n. h, | - u 4 ve bee % . : . e o ot . counts of appraised rentals, anticipated | A «wholly satisfactory” market for et i competent | e > e el nterior was lost |§ 717 Union Trust Building I The spaciousness of this well built colonial home, with its eight large normal annual operating expenses for | farm lands in Iowa is reported by the 7 through being used as a stable during National 6799 the bullding, a record of income, eX: | ofcers of the newly organized ferm S the Civil War. The two doors are of | s Il rooms and numerous closets, has a strong appeal. pense and net earnings lands dealers’ division of the Towa As- | American harvesting machinery is | fine proportions and English Georglan | . M % & e g B abbe efiara ' ana. diagraius [Poaato of Fueal Extate Bosxds, becoming popular in Ttaly. in charzcter. | il You will appreciate its superior construction and artistic decoration. th o e report, which has just been Te- | mmmmm——_—_—_ e e included in the model valuation are: - = I . as " A Vien of e buliding ® plat of the Seived Ly the National ‘Assoclation of . il Less than three blocks from Chevy Chase Circle, it is convenient to busses, "2 location map, two graphs. one : N Tafire meals frcens/mignali AL ASNUS & nedr apDIosch L0 TSI : I street cars, stores, schools and churches. leases and the other presenting the|the ‘Dresent sales are being made to | relation between earnings and value, | oyners of adjacent farms or to resi- : e o » Il 2 HENRY J. CONNOR e the second of & series of four com- . , . it iete appraisals, of as many types of | 98 _of the local properties and an | L o 3 onn. Ave. OWNER-BUILDER 4859 roperties, which the appraisal division 5 : I s lssuing this ear, ‘The first model 3 } : appraisal to be issued was on the valua- i Matenti ‘ - : appraisal to be fasued s g, mov s || The Cambria-Majestic : 5 ] tl‘) at 1s mammoth structure, but the type of 1324-26 Euclid Street N.W. 3 k { apartment house to be found in any Lo | £ | . = e e growing city. 2 Rooms, Kitchen o e . ] . : 7 ; i, Temeieg, modt! PBnee 5 | and Bath, $42.50. | , ’ I Different Beautiful Cleveland To Meet the Persistent Demand for a Detached House at $8,250 We Offer 3001 Otis St. N.E. is charming home is on & high o A ording & beautirul view of the surrounding country. It Is nly half re fro node R R For Those Who Tangement. There are t| rooms. Ali modern conveniences are included in price. ~The terms are Az SASSRSRSNNSS SN AR AR AN A AR AN D both the land and the building and valuation of a single unit dwelling and valuation of a store property. Come and See for Yoursel; WEST CHEVY CHASE, MD. f t 36 DRUMMOND AVE. ' ' Sei-Detached Brick Home of New Design Located in this very exclusive section of nearby & . Maryland, on a street that is noted for its beautiful trees ,] Offered for the first time in Reached from K./ 74 1 ‘Qal Ko Osth Sinites and lawns. . o L AL S | Open All Diy Sunday : Waulngsfords Subdlvmlon Of Brookland ”f";;'i:c:n’:" 4 : — - 3 Flo}o;;l” lgflPAMM If you are familiar with this subdivision you,’no doubt, already know the splendid Avenue community that it is, the fine type of homes already constructed, the high, healthy sur- roundings, beautiful lawns both front and rear, all with built-in garages, making the rear conditions almost as lovely as the front, the splendid type of folks who have purchased here and are making of this community an ideal spot for a home. If not, then you have s awakening in the opportunity offered to the man who can afford a moderate priced home, to place his family in a wholesome, beneficial environment—yet within 20 min- utes' ride of the heart of the busin and shopping district. 2y s Some features of our new design homes: Lots 40 ft. wide. Builiin gursge. Opon Sruilasw ‘ ; 3512 Macomb Street N. ‘. Pantry with window. Three bed rooms—all with Choice of finish—natural or Center hall plan. access to porch. Old ivory and mahogany. I ONDERFULLY situated on one of the Two large side porches (9 ft. x 22 ft.—Sel dom found except in very high priced homes. I highest elevations in this desirable ; And Most Imfi.ortune of ANl residential section, close to St. Alban's Ca- Constructed in our Usual Substantial Manner—at a Minimum Cost i thedral. An exceptionally well-built home of Colonial design, with large center hall, 11 1319 Shcpherd Street Northeast spacious rooms and four baths, artistically re- For'ito family thet csn e o lacse ]:wuua“ b'.’;"‘" Reasonable Terms I . finisl}:ed thr;ughout. There are three covered alue is offered in the Washington market today. is g | - rches and a tw . An 1 1 :,:”';:ny. formerly held at a much higher fgure, hus [ | CHARLES M. WALLINGSFORD | B cartbt: yoms s i oot een thoroughly reconditioned inside and out and has | 1010 Vermont Av. N.W. Builder and Owner Nat'l 2990 | value been priced low to insure an immediate sale. | & Out Wisc. Ave. about Vs mile beyond District Line. — = : ». € am G. fi. fillutf ‘ Turn left to property. B TR S N BUILDERS AND REALTORS o Phillips & Canby, Inc. : et . N.W. Decatur Exclusive Agents Investment Building National 4600 1327 Kalmia’Road A NModel Home In Northgate The outstanding new- home offering on to- day’s market. Reached via 16th St. (beyond Walter Reed Hospital) to Kalmia Rd.; turn right to house. 7707 12th Street _N.W ' i % E ’ : : v.gouf:he:'hn Eposue CEfi hgflssom 1l ' “ : . » e offer the very latest in E 5 O iv Shapherd Park il | 118 i ; ' Moder n Home Blllldlng IA"‘ith;r E.x;;"b: bH‘I))meS Dool 1 J : . i Vo Eight large bright rooms; built-out pantry; electric refrigeration; large, Completely Furnished by D. 5. Poo it i . . modern bath; extra lavatory off master bedroom; open fireplace; colonial The Price.ls the Feature | e : cement front porch; iron balustrades; 2-car built-in garage; large lot; ar- P ; ' tistically landscaped. $14‘5OO | : : - Convenient to schools; both public and parochial. Near Paul Junior High, stores, churches and transportation. Beautiful, well designed, all-brick | b ) . 2 SOLD BEFORE COMPLETION! detached residence, ideally arranged, Your Inspection of These Homes Will Be Time Well Spent 6 rooms and bath with shower. Slate | o . i . PRICE VERY REASONABLE—CONVENIENT TERMS roof, screens, weather strips and Ice Machine. Lot, 50x125, planted with || ; . o 3 rosebushes and shrubbery, Garage. Sample House Open to 9:00 P.M. Daily Byas Dhadhy sl Siades % 9 : 729 Quackenbos Street N.W. Drive out 16th St. to Alaska Ave. . /. Qfl’ll . D04 Giorits Ve sats MeighPoast Cor Botus. Sstromiatsss: to 12th St turn left to house. suc:cjsSOR T0/BUSINESS OF to right, then two blocks. You Will See Our Sign. J. J. JAMES, BUILDER 6 Preuninger & So i ’eé Qansbury . SLPremningerT Some | |G .. = e WAPLE & JAMES, Inc. I;westment Bldd. Builders—Realtors , & ; T R . o 1226 14th St. N.W. A North 0962