Evening Star Newspaper, September 12, 1931, Page 19

REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 193%. REAE'ESTATE. BU"_I]lNG SPURRED Huge Westchtist(ir Bui_lding‘ Rated City’s Largest of Its Kind BY REDUBEU GUSTS APARTMENT NOW 'BEING COMPLETED IS THIRD BTIIUIC'I'URE OF GROUP ALONG GLOVER PARKWAY. * Permits for 53 Houses Issued ) ’ ’ , Wm. S. Phillips Increased activity in the construc- tion of private dwellings in the District | Last Week—New Work 1s shown in pla ved recently by | 3 i TRt Y N X ¢ v 2 x 3 y Totals $305,500. &pector. During the last week permits were issued for the ercction of 53 houses here RN et e bk Y et ) 1§ Tk I P 34th and Fessenden Sts. N.W. o Fupmm AT 484200 vantage of the reduced costs of building | materials and the current situation in | B J 5 ¢ the construction labor field. 4 AT a0 ) g : priigon . b During the past month plans for 118 | z " % 2 ki dwellings were passed upon by the Dis-| = i . - trict_government. Also, in addition to This building, the latest of the Westchester development started early in 1930 on the 28-acre tract lying slong Cathedral avenue and Thirty-ninth street, near | the 53 dwellings approved this week. a | Glover Parkway, is being completed at a cost of $3,000,000. It contains 375 apartment suites, ranging in size from one to eight rooms, in addition to a large dining | considerable number of plans for other | room. drug and food stores. The total cost of all buildings projected for the section has been estimated at between $10,000,000 and $12,000,000. The first two build- | Thouses were filed with the building in- | ings cost §1,750,000. The third building is said to be the largest single apartmentbutlding in Washington, although its size will be surpassed by the Kennedy-Warren | spector with permit applications Apartments, Connecticut avenue and Klingle Valley, when additional wings are added to the present structure to complete its outline. The total cost of all new private building operations for which permits | i E: i : el ¢, designer and builder; to erect | demand. Such a driving force is nec- | mercial construction will provide em- | were fssucd this week was estimated at | SO SR dvelling, 1363 New- | 1931 BU“.DING PUT essary to the restoration of prosperity. | ployment for several thousand. es $305,500, ¢the hollday Monday sccolnt- | {on strect sosttieast; to cost $6,000. | “In Chicago, building activity for the | “It is estimated in Washington that * B totals of preceding wecks o merturin se. owner and but- - AT $2,600,000, 000 Soracton work o Tha mew 16,000,000 | Tl Wonter ana o the mews (o, veats | Among projects approved during the er: Speiden & Speiden, architects; to | post office, world's fair buildings, | by the Government's $700,000,000 pub- | st w ollo erect, one 2-story brick and frame dwell- EY O S e nS Heennoly ctreets to cost $0.500. | 1cnurch and school butlding and com- ' lic building program.” ownore: AP, Clark, . architcct: ¥ | E. Robert Anderson, owner, designer Limestone Co. Head Anticipates — = = —— | Finest built and arranged house in the city. Chevy W Buimett, builder: 1o’ erect twenty- |and builder: to erect story brick | ; six 2-story brick dwellings, 1400 to 1424 ond frame dwelling, 712 Whittier street; J Moderate Improvement in i Half street, and 1401 to 1425 Carroils- e . il b i Chase, D. C. Drive out Conn. ave. to Fessenden st., turn burg place southwest; to cost $90,000 T. W. Jones, owner, designer an usiness i 5 | 7 W. W. Vaughn, designer and builder: to_erect one 2-story frame 7 nght to 34th one square. to cost $6.000. builder: to _erect brick | dwelling. = 3810 Twenty- xth street = = dwellings, 922 6 Ups street nmm ast; to cost § | CHICAGO, September 12—1In the northeast: to cost 20. S g to inspect choice apts., available for fall R Vanain L s eveet, "one " 115-story brick | first eight months of 1931 approxi P! pts., builder; to erect four brick garages, id tile dwelling, 6613 Seventh street; mately $2 600,000,000 was spent for rental. Ma“y unusual features. Rad|o, Ph-"- s & C b I 922 to 026 Upshur street northeast; to to cost $5,000. new building, according to a Nation- S 2 b Hip anoy, Inc. cost $1,200 K. K Dike, owner; Penn Improve- | wide survey today by the Indiana Frigidaire, Electric Dishwasher, Sun | REALTORS C. L. Tankersley, owner and builder: ment Co., builders: to make repairs, | Timestone Go. Petchi id it : D (wor;:?r Sar ln . n'](lh"lf' l‘l; 1306 Rhode Island avenue; to cost $4,- | “A moderate seasonal improvement orches, maun an valet service, rug . v Investment Bldg- erect five S-story brick dwellings, 5300 goo D e L antERatE AR thiis to 5508 Fourth street: to cost %. C. Williams, owner; T. T, Colller, | 1 BEeral Deeet Feationsthat the Store and Beauty Parlor. C. W. McKendrie. owner and bu i builder; to erect two 2-story brick ad- | widespread pessimism is subsiding,” de- . . s C. E. Dillon, des : to erect three gitions and make repairs, 3033 N street; | alares President A. E. Dickinson View unsurpassed in the city of Wash- 2 story brick dwellings, 3617, 3621 and 1o cost $4.000. The davw of supply and demand is| J| o vn street; to cost $21.000 W. C. & A N. Miller, owners and| paving the way to resumption of ington. One to five rooms. Reasonable Hubert, Incorporated, owners: A. E 5. to make repairs, 77 I street | building operations on a broad scale Vanderloo. desi P. Vanderloo, st.. and 901 First strect southeast; to cost Updoubtedly, there is a great need for rental. builder: to ere ee l-story cor | a definite aggressive policy to increase crete block stores, 1304 to 1808 Twen- ° A, A, Anselmo, owner: C. Hammer, ‘ 55 7.50 to SI IOOO tieth street; to cost $12,000. butlder: to erect brick addition, 1330 W. W. Vaughn, owner, designer and yivania avenue southeast; to cost builder: to erect two T by o . ] { dwellings, 925 and_927 Ups et *“Winfiel I o e I HE VALLEY VIS I A BUILT BY DUNIGAN northeast: to cost $14.00¢ WG hitect; to erect on H | 5 be ' " Frederick Mueller, owner and build- | § sty coner m“méf( dwolling, 4234 scm‘jB““Ef‘bw | | Nine Built and Six Already Sold s 5o BUILT " RIGHT er; George T. Santmvers, architect Sen 1 : to cost $3.000. Something Different South End Taft Bridge | erect one 2-story brick apartm Sel { owner and e R G e L S Lol | 2032 Belmont Rd. De. 5000 Ao ; 1 by o : ONLY ONE LEFT e i GEE | Half block from 14th St. car line, Mo 29 Holly *°y AL TR 22 Madlson Sl' N.W. close to churches, schools and stores . _ o !'Lincol . builder; to erect one g R h"’:‘? s o oM S aors, 1 ¥ e addition t}:\ garage awfld e | o - B3 e EE T ] G (SR R R s | o et MORE REAL VALUES 3 Big Features : C in These Homes roset SLRD0. eiitsowmers; Bracil]. WWADIeRgciJavies e, Established E. Dillon, designer; to erect one 2-story DAavis. de - and builder; to erect 1226 14th St. N.W. i i bitck andl frame dwelling, 5540 Thir- | freproof clevator shaft, 1717 Twentieth > Than Was Ever Attempted Before Dinette Tuo Baths 000 k- - — : tieth place; to cost S7. A convenience ar a Park Corporation, owners emer 3 SHe a ng W. T. Hackett, designer § 5 rooms on the secon : 2-story brick and tile . ; CAFRITZ sk il adjoining u Varnum street northeast; » b T 0 t e N Big 20x32-Ft. Homes With 3 Zitmore, owner and builder; - Splne e e See the Large Covered Porches, Garage, brick dwelling, 5532 Thirtieth : 3 4 BI Features Bath and Kitchen That Are Seen of Dunigan t: to cost $6,000 in Homes of Double the Price. : e e s ' INOUR LIFETIME || EaF i Built Homes and frame dwelling, 527 Ur ood b HOME B et Chanerfowie: Conadin : 2 Frigidaire Only $9’950 G i Equipped with the latest model 5';?.‘”“{»7? Kitehen Krait ars EASY TERMS Yflrmrm'vy . ; . S Diserint Exhibit Kansas Ave. MRLE 4 5 Modernistic Bath Clothes closet with mirror door. Y Ldeal botn done in beoutisul Shacious living room. eheerful dining room 5511 Fourth B nich s be- 2tk paneled walis. new model FRIGIDATIE, S N.W £ 4 5 C ot : Spacio er e nd 2 onal 58 950 : et St bed :;h::i‘;:'bcbz{xlllm‘l“;dfin:n‘ln: Gorgeons i H : ; e Colored T bath with Tatest ttyle by e > Th b and other fxtures. Gara B ¥ . i " Buck of These Homel e o Open for Open Daily and Sunday Inspection M oa Convenient to Fort Slocum Park, SR i makes 1t possible for containing _seventeen us to produce ‘and ofler” these Sample Home \ S acres of nomes “at such a remarka i wooded area. New Semi-Detached Homes for Less Than o e, " i 5029 Kansas Ave. NNW. Strect and Alley Paved Containing Row-House Price (Near Sherman Circle) Seven Large Rooms, Two-Tone Baths with Showers, Electric Six rooms, built-in garage, tiled bath and shower, ° Refrigeration, Automatic Storage and equipped with awnings and screens. A F I Heaters, Built-in Garages. 3 o i SAMPLE HOUSE ] e Jo unlgan, nc. (Excepting Corners) Convenient to Fourteenth Street (ide: Car Line 830 Tewkesbury Place N.W. 14th & K Sts. i Dist. 9080 Floyd E. Davis PRICE $7,850 Over 3,000 “Cafritz Lifetime Homes” Built and Sold TowerBRiing Netionall1265 Company $500 Cash $60 Monthly ‘ BUY WITH CONFIDENCE—BUY A DUNIGAN ALL-BRICK HOME Realtors Drive out Georgia Ave. $o Tuckermon Sb, one block east, and then one 753 12th St. Na. 0353 B e wiitiaer . A Charming New Corner Residence With Rock Creek Park for OPEN DAILY—SUNDAY—UNTIL 9 P.M. Your Front Yard ‘ CHEVY CH/A\SE, MD. Two Master-Built Houses g All Brick—Center Hall Colonial Chevy Chase, D.C. EXCLUSIVELY SITUATED AT 4419 ARGYLE TERRACE (At 18th and Allison Sts. N.W.) THIS PROPERTY IS NOW OFFERED FOR SALE AT FAR LESS ‘THAN ACTUAL COST TO BUILD. Is considered to be one of the city’s most beautiful homes and is perfectly planned for entertaining or housing the large family. Has eleven r f master size, three besutitul bath, o extr Iavtores, i7davrsap1 e Bl Fodins fully lOI West Vlrgllla Streel—Corner of Meadow Lane R tue en, electric dishwasher and other mod intments too 522 8-5230 Nebra Ska Ave numerous to mention. The house is the ;:pl;,:;tn:;fi;mme Alad Just Omf Squar'e West of Connecticut Av. enue, at Williams Lane * | constructed of red brick trimmed with limestone, has a red tile roof /\mld Cxant Oak Trccs-—Bcauhful Shrubbcry and a two-car detached garage to match. Is located large and One BIOCI( EaS"‘ O'F Conn. Ave. | beautifully terraced corner lot with blue granite nm:lxln; walls and Hcmlock HCdgC--LO[ 233 FCC[ FI’OI’I[BgC Six Rocms—Two Baths | commands an unobstructed view of Rock Creek Park. Never before 5 " Hieserarespacioustnambs anivery/de- Seven Rcoms—Two Baths have we been privileged to offer so much value in a home o marvel- A Home of Unusual Charm in an Unsurpassed Setting ously beautiful for the modest price of . . sirable in every respect. 5228 consists of 5230 has 7 rooms with exceptionally large Y W - This is an e)l(ccpé:onn}rclppnrtmg;y to ni)tia\n a beautiful center-hall home with a rare setting of Péay o " glant oak trees, plus beauitiful grounds containing approximately 15,000 square fcet—the entire lot being 6 rooms, 2 baths and built-in garage. living room; 4 bed rooms and two baths. Open to Inspect Today and Until Sold hedged in with hemlocks. The house is of masonry construction and roofed with tile—it is thoroughly f I : modern and features include: SPACIOUS ROOMS, three (3) baths, Ist-floor lavatory, huge sun Toom, Each Is Moderately Priced Clip This Ad and Drive Out at Your Convenience wide screen porch overlooking the lawn and gardeens, both GAS and COAL furnace, LARGE FRIGID- TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED AIRE, built-in garage for two (2) cars, attic, maid’s room. The entire property is in new-house condi- tion—it is vacant, and you simply must visit it tomorrow to fully appreciate the charming exterior and Thos J Fisher & Company |nc RM HOOKER numerous advantages of the comferts within. . Je f . - - - Open Daily Until 9 P.M. Phone DI 6830 738 15th St. Srs Realtor Do - Densii . ¢ s .. Schwab and Valk g