The morning call., 1891-03-22
REAL ESTATE
TRANSACTIONS.
Auction Sales of Desirable Prop
erty Announced.
Sales of the Week and Building Notes.-The
Exchange to Act on the Immigrs-
tion Question.

Last weeks market was not so active as deal
ers hoped for. but was an Improvement over tie
previous week. From the large number OF in
Quiries il is evident that there is plenty of capi.
fal wailug for investment TO make the business
lively. Buyers have taken advantage Of the
pleasant weather TO look around and this weeks
business Will no doubt show some results. The
Gemaud for outside lots is still good, though the
excitement 10 stocks has interfered somewhat
with the business OF dealers i'll this class Of
property.
Git edged residence and business property
fnd buyers very quickly Whlen would indicate
that lEere is an abundance Of capital for invest
ment purposes.
Wnue the real estate market has been quiet,
there has sprung up building boom which as
toHishes all but those who have firm belief IN
the cuy's future. 1t is but natural TO conclude
that this enormous expenditure in buildings will
favoraDy affect the real estate market. Such an
evidence of confidence on the part Of capitalists
Will al least have tendency 10 stiffen prices.
AUCTION SALES.
East0n, Eldridgc s Co. viii hold sale Tues
day March 24th. The list includes property 10
Ile Mission. Pacific Helghts sunset Heights
aad SUuluside lois. They Will also sell on Inc
following Tuesday, lie 3lst, sunset helghts
Block 1879 which has been SubdtVided INTO res
lie Real Estate Exchange will hold union
sale Monday, March BON The catalogue con
sI,ts Of residences aud building lots and oilers
some excellent baigalHs,
William ButelGeld & co. Will hold their sale
on tile 5Ist, instead ot the 25thr as previously
Joos., Mer,ens s Co. will hod sale al the
exchange on Apru 1st. Their catalogue COM
way aud Vallejo. lhrse lots are ID Inc same
BLOCK az The AbDOtsfOrd Hotel, and aie deslTa-
bic ior building purposes
SALES.
The following sales nave been reported by
agents:
OiFarrel & Lang: Rlteh street, between Bran.
uau ana townsend, house of four flats, S4oooi
t~U-story house south side Bush, near FlllmoFe,
$1,000; Outside Land Block $50 for $4,000; lot
lT5XlOO On tile northwest GOruer oil CherTy ana
Maple lUr Sl1 JOOi lot 6S :9Gl2I % on the nOrth-
east corner OF Sacramento aud Buchanan for
$4,000, fine house is 10 be built at once on
his property; and two-story house north side
W asnIugtOn, near Webster, lot 25X92i4 ior
S925U.
Easlon, Eldrldge s Co.: House and lot8Ox37
Gu Vallejo, near Leayeuworth, for $1,000; cot
tage and lot 25x1I5, Twenly-third, near San
chez, Tor S34UO; lot north llne Page, east OF
Webster, 5UXl2O for $780, house uf TWO fats
Oak, East OF OCtayia, II :6Xl2U TO rear street,
Win cottage on back side OF lot, $4,000: collage
and lot u :6X6S 9 Oh Lott, near Nc lister, for
S325O; lot Oh Stale, west OF Castro, 32xSO, for
$3.50; four lots III 12ll at S2OO five in 612 at
$3.50, ana fifteen in Block 151 al S225 apiece.
q. L. Won Rheln & Co.. ThTee-st0Iy dwelling
aud Jones, lot 35xGo, for $4,000: cottage, 1906
Ellis, near Scott. 3Ux70, Tor $4,000; residence
lOI Oh Blli, east OF Castro 20XI14, for $1,000,
aud lot 25xlU0 north line Of Point LObOs, near
CO,k for Sl4U0
Parker Ford: Eleven lots at $3.50 each in
Block 1853 and Two corners IN the same block
al S4UO apiece; 10 lots in Block S14 at S4OO
each, TWO cotueIs at 5000 each; eight lots in
BLOCK 1858 for $500 apiece; uine lots In Block
9Sl al SZ25 each, and one corner In same block
at S4OO; SIX lois III Block 1862 at S225 seven
lots "a Block 1857 at S275; lot 50X100 on Glenn
enl street, near Fourth avenue, for $1,000; lot
DU&lUO on IhHtY-secOnd, near Point Lobos
avenue, $1,000, and lot 25Xl00 on Clement
street, near 1Hirty-hrst, for $500.
Stern & carr: Lot 3SX65 and the twO-stOry
northeast nd
Twenty nth streets Tor Sl2, 500. and lot 25xIl0
Oh the north line OF IweutyhTst street, between
Ifeat avenue and Folsom street, for S235O.
Buvee Toy & Co.: Two 5o-varas III Preside
Heights al an average price of $4,000 each.
Benjamin M. Gum & Co.: Block 819 and the
south hall OF Block S14, outside lands, for
S13,5OO.
solomon Getz: Five lots in the Lakeview Ad-
dliun for $1,000; TWO lots on A street between
Twenty-second and Twenty-Gbird, for Sli0O,
and two On Persia avenue, Excelsior Homestead
foi 5000; the corner lot OF the LakeView Add
lion, % :6XlOO, sold for S400.
The Cafnall-t iGzhugh Hopkins Company: Lot
l2Oxl5O on The northwest corner OF street and
Eighth avenue, next 10 the Olympic Club
gounds, for S7500, 10 IL. P. Bowie, and lots at
PaO AHo.
Wilson s. Carr: Lot on the corner OF sacra.
mentO and Maple streets, 87:6x1O2:S $3.50;
lot on Mnot street, Cortland avenue,
500; lot ON the corner Of A street and Twenty
lrst avenue, 26:9x100, price $1,000; lot on
oouth bfOueflek street, near Fourteenth, 25X
1l5, S235o; lot on Ulah street, near Santa
Cara, bO&lOo, S14ooi lot on Dolores street,
near lNNDly-Dllh, bO&l25 Sb4OO; lot on Eighth
avenue, noTih OF Point LOb0s, 26X12O, Sll50;
Two lots on De Long avenue, near Waller street,
$500 each; TWO lots on Eighteenth avenue
north oil Point LoDoS $3.50 each.
g. Ii. Umbsen q Co.. improvements consist
Ing OF five houses and lot 5ox7o, with an i 4Ox
60, sc5rheast corner of Fourth and ClemenIina
streets. sold for $4,000; three-siory house and
IOI 22X75, 2l2 and PA Third street, was sold
Tor Slo250i improvements and lot 20x70, 1924
Sacramento street, was sold for S3475; house
aud lOt 25xlO0, on The east line OF Hampshire
suctt, 10 leeI north OF Wenty- third, WIS sold
Ioi SI0Ooi improvements and lot 456 and 458
Jessie street, lot 25XS0, for $500; another one
Of those choice lots south OF Ridley street, 100
teet east oil Noe, 25x1O5, sold for $1,000; im-
prOFenents and lot 80 :4xlU0, on ihe northeast
corner OF Humboldt aud Nebraska Streets sold
1oi 5000; vacant lol, 25x125, on the east line
OF Hartford street, PAT feet south of Nineteenth
sold lor $3.50: improvements and lot 25x75, 19
and 1872 harrison avenue sold for $500.
buckingham & Co, lot 75x120, on Eleventh
avenue, between L and streets; pric- $4,000
/. +. Harris twelve lots aud one block south Of
the park
s. g. worden s. Co.. closing several deeds In
Mission property aud report many Inquiries
A. ii. Breed & Co., S2S Montgomery street
report this weeks business have been one OF
the best for the last Two mouths They have
sold nine lois south Of the Golden Gate Park on
the instaliment plan, besides several fractional
blocks in the same locality.
C. E. Mayne q Co. report an Increasing de-
mand for south side lots.
NEW BUILDINGS.
Edward Barron will soon begin seven-story
building on the gore lot at the junction of Mar
keI, EDDY and Powell streets. 1h' lot has
frontage Of 168 feet on Market, l31 on Eddy.
ana Is % feet deep ON the west side. IL Will be
finished within TWO years, at an estimated cost OF
100000.
The Olympic Club has almost completed its
arrangements for Il new clubhouse, aud 1t is
very probable that work VIII soon be begun on it.
Their lot is The middle fltyVara on The north side