The morning call., 1891-05-24
REAL ESTATE
TRANSACTIONS.
Auction Sales for the Coming
Week.
a Long List Of Property offered at Auction
Two Blocks to Be Sold in subdi-
visions

Outside Of auction sales the past week
has been quiet in -ea-estate circles. The
auctions of the week were well attended,
and some of the property was sold at good
prices There will be four more auction
sales this week, two miscellaneous sales
and two blocks in subdivisions. Following
is the list Of property offered:
The next union sale at the exchange will
probably be held June 8th.
AUCTION SALES.
Tuesday Easton, Eldridge 81 Co. will sell
the Richmond Block, bounded by Caifor-
mia, Lake. First and Second avenues. This
is the irst chance this season to buy Rich
mond lots at auction, and from the large
number of inquiries it is certain that many
will take advantage of it. This block is
particularly well located, being on the line
of the Golden Gate Park and Cliff House
road (Which will soon be changed 20 Il able
iine), and but few minutes walk from the
park and the Preside. The lots are graded
and ready TO build on, and First avenue is
severed. AS building is rapidly pushing
out in this direction, ct will be but short
time before these lots will be wanted for
building purposes. The terms are liberal
One-quarter cash.
g. Grothwell IL Co. will hold their first
auction sale at Irving Hall, Wednesday, at
II O'clock, when they Will sell the block
bOrdered by Douglass, Ellen, Day and
Thirt!eth. Tbis will be the first subd-
vision sale of property in this locality,
which is fast coming into prominence.
owing to the rapid growth in this direction.
For some unaccOuntable reason property in
this locality seems to have been neglected
in the past, but there is every indication
that the Improvement in this locality will
be rapid and steady. 1t would seem that in
time this would be one of the most desira-
bic residence portions of the city. From no
part of the city can be- had a finer view of
the city and bay. With the extension of
Castro street this block will be but two
blocks from the cable line. AS this extern
ton will soon be made, it will not be long
before the building boom will extend to this
locality. The lots will be sold on easy
terms, e-quarter cash, balance in one,
two and three years.
Teyls 81 Fisher will hold a miscellaneous
sale at the Exchange Wednesday at l.
o'clock. Among the property offered is the
Tivoli Opera House. which will no doubt
cause spirited bidding among investors.
Following are other pieces offered Resi-
dcnce on the northwest corner of SacTa-
mentO street and Prospect place; Point Lo-
bOs-avenue lot; lot on the northwest corner
of Central aud Pacific avenues; cottage on
Frederick street; lot on the southwest cor
ner of Mission and Laguna streets; lot on
the northeast corner Of Clay and Broderick
streets; fifty-vara lot on the southeast cor
ner of Sacramento and Laurel streets; two
story brick building, 64S, go and 6j2 How
ard street; lot on Vallejo street, near Ba-
ker; residence, 921 Valencia street; resi-
dence, 1910 Pine street; ftty-vara lot on
Fourth street, adjoining the S. p. Co.'s
building.
Thursday Easton, Eldridge & Co. will
hold miscellaneous sale. Their catalogue
includes the following: Lot 45IOx137 IS,
south side Mission, near Beale; lot 50x90,
west side of Sixth, near Harrison; lot "a :3x
100, west side OF Fremont, near Folsom;
residence, south side Of Pine, near Brod-
erlck; lot 25x137 g. west side Leavenworth,
near California; lot 50x137 g, south side Nc
Allister, near Lott; Post street, cottage,
near Laguna; lot 37x125, west side Castro,
near Nineteenth lot 25x70, northwest cor
ner Pine and Central avenue; residence,
south side Washington, near Spruce; lot on
Serpentine road, near Seventeenth.
AGENTS SALES.
Parker 81 Ford: Lot 25x120, on Second
avenue, near Point Lobos avenue, for $500;
lot, corner Clement street and Third avenue,
70x1OO. for $500; lot 50xl00, on Clement