The morning call., 1891-05-10
REAL ESTATE
TRANSACTIONS.
A Very Promising Outlook for
the Market.
A Large Number of Auction Sales Announced
Two Blocks to Be Soda Large List
Of Miscellaneous Property.

said to be more promising than for some
time past. Agents report a very satisfac-
tory increase in sales and inquiries. There
is no APP aren't falling off in the building
boom, and the demand for choice residence
lots seems to be Oh the increase. Notwth-
standing the large number of new houses
gong up, honse-renters say that good
houses are easily rented. Dealers In out
side lands report n steady business, and
expect it to continue through the season.
First-class investment property is hard to
get at reasonable prices. Holders have
been solicited to such an extent that their
ideas of prices have been in many cases
greatly inflated.
There is very good class of property
being offered at auction and buyers are
picking up many good bargains. How
much these auctions interfere with regular
business 1t is hard to tell; but it is fair to
presume that they are profitable TO those
holding them, otherwise they would be dis
continued.
AUCTION SALES.
There will be a union sale at the exchange
tomorrow. at IL o'clock. The following
property win be sold: Lot. 34:4hx137:6.
north side Pacific street, between Dupont
and Stockton: residence, 2034 Bush street;
uIllC tJlS. SOQtEGdSb NdStIO anu AVA
RADIO streets; TWO lots, west side Sanchez
street, between Seventeenth aud Eighteenth;
ffty-vara lot, northwest corner Cali
f0rnia street and Laurel avenue; lot south
east corner Twenty-ffth and Fair Oaks
streets; lot 81 :6x137:6. east side Larkin
street, between Jackson and Washington;
lot 79&75:6, corner Mission and Ridley
streets; ten lots between Mission street and
San Bruno road; lots 6 to -, Block 454,
Tide Land Map 3; half block on extension
of Fonrth street; lot, 2037 Sixteenth street;
Precita Valley lots 800 and 306; lots 273 to
$50 in Gift Map s.
Tuesday Easton, Eldridge 81 Co. viii sell
the block bounded by Baker, Oak, Brod-
erlck and Page streets. Such IA wel[located
block will no doubt bring out large num-
Der OF buyers, for this locality IS, at this
time, experiencing a great building boom
ana IS fast growing III popularity. The
terms are 0ne-fourth cash.
Next Saturday, May 10th, William j. Din
gee and Easton, Eldridge 81 Co. will sell at
auction siXty-six lots in the Piedmont Tract
The sale will be held on the grounds at tn e
terminus of the Piedmont cable road at 2
O'Clock. Terms, one-fifth cash.
AT the union sale at the exchange. May
18th, the following large list will be offered:
Residences, S11 and S13 Filbert street; north
west corner of Guerrero and Fourteenth;
residence, 2104 Mason street; two lots,
Pacific avenue, between Van Ness and
Franklin; residence, 1410 Grove street; four
lots, southeast corner of Nue. and Twenty
eighth streets; lot, 50x110. south side of
Union street, IS feet east of Octavia; flats,
pa Chattanooga street; cottage 1614 Lyon
street; northwest corner of Clay and BrOd-
eriek streets; eight lots on Haight street;
Waller and Shrader streets, Block 693; lots
Is and 10, Block 6, Flint Tract; four lots,
north side OF California street, between
Walnut and LAUREL northwest corner of
California and Walnut streets.
laid g. rw,flI
hold an extra sale of miscellaneous property
on the 21st. On Tuesday, the 18Th, the regu-
lar sale day, they viii sell the panhandle
block. bounded by Masonic avenue, Lott,
Fell and Hayes streets.
Won Rhein 81 Co. Will hold a sale on the
Dist Of the property belonging to
the estate of David Stern. The eata-
logue comprises the following property:
Residence, 2621 California; northeast
corner Noe and Seventeenth; north
east corner Prosper and Seventeenth;
lot, north side of Seventeenth street, u IS
feet West of Prosper; stores and flats, 2510
and 2512 Mission street; lot on northeast
corner Broadway and Laguna street; resi-
dence 434-434b Fourteenth street; lot, OPP
posite Market and Fourteenth street gore;
Howart}-street Church lot. south Of Twenty
first; lot, 45x100, south side of Twenty
third street, II IS feet west of Camp; resi-
dence, 2lS Lombard street; residence,
southeast corner of jackson and Virginia
streets; flats on Garden street. between
SIKH and Seventh, off Harrison; several
lots in San Rafael; three lots ip Oakland;
seven lots in Alameda; six lots in Los An
| geles.
Tevis g. Fisher viii hold miscellaneous
/ sale on Nav 9th. AT this sale the Tivoli
Theater property will be offered.
l.. Grothweli IL Co. will hold aperemptory
auction sale, the last of the month, at Irving
Hall. They will offer a choice residence
block.
AGENTS SALES.
The following sales are reported by agents:
Thomas Magee, nine large properties, as
well as four lots on Union street. near Fill
more. at $1,000, and the northwest corner,
81 .6X100, Of these streets at $500. Two
tifty-varas ON Kearny. Francisco and Chest
nut streets were sold for foundry purposes
for SIS 600 This is the second foundry to
acquire property with the intention OF doing
business in that neighborhood. AS al evil
denee OF appreciation OF property the fact
may be mentioned That 1912 90 front foot
was offered and refused last week for a
forty-foot lot on the north side Of Broadway,
between baguua ana Buchanan.
=. A. Dolan d Co.-Five lots on Fifteenth
avenue in South San Francisco for $500
lot; the northm est corner of Nineteenth and
s streets, in Block 1908 outside lands, 107 Ok
les, for $3.50, aud sixteen lots in Ocean View,
25Xl00 each. as whole for 5000
Sol GetZ Il Bro.-Five lots in Block Ga, Ex-
celsior Homestead, for $3.50; four lots, 1e0x
100, north side of Thirty-f0nrth avenue. 200
feet south of j street, for S1400; lot 50x120,
east side of Ihirty-hEth avenue, 175 feet
south of j street, for 500; lot 75x120. west
side of Thirty-seyenth avenue, 100 feet south
of street, for $3.50.
OFarrell & Lang made several good sales
last week and report q very satisfactory con-
ditiOn of trade.
James F. ana L. Avery McCarthy-Lake-
view lots: Block 1, % lots for $500; Block
l. lots for $500; Block A, lots for
$500; Block Z. 3 lots for $500; Block +, 10
lots for $500; Block 20. 21a lots for 1873 !;
Block 49, 2 lots 5000; Block Is, 4 lots for
$1400; total, $l9.375.
Sunny-side Land Company Sunny side
lots: Block II, 5 lots for $500; Block II,
lots for $3.50; Block AZ, 80 lots for S15.-
500; Block Al, 10 lots for $500; Block IL, 9
lots for $1,000; Block d, 2 lots for 5000;
Block 10. 2 lots Tor $500; Block s. 10 lots for
$4,000; Block 20. 10 lots for $500; Block 10,
30 lots for $1,000; Block q, Is lots for Sl4,-
400. Total, S61,S 500.
NOTES.
The firm of I. L. Orr 81 Co.. consisting OF
T. l.. Orr and p. Pouln, are settled in their
new office at liz Montgomery street. They
already have a large list OF property to
otter, a good part OF which is their own.
They will deal in both city and country real
estate, buying aud selling for themselves
and on commission.
Mrs. Hepdroy. formerly with p. A. Dolan
~ Co., has opened an Office at 62S Market
street and VIII hereafter conduct general
real-estate business ON her own account.
u. ii. umbsen az Co. have removed the
partitions on the south side of their room
and will hereafter occupy the space them
selves. This will give them one of the
largest offices in the city.
I. G. Parker, President pro tenn of the
new Southside Improvement Club, has
called meeting for the 11th
Brennan 81 Dunn are making a speciality
OF hpuse-renting, and report business as
very brisk.
The Sunnysde Land Company is more
than satlstied with the way the lots are SELL
ing. Among the buyers are many who in-
tend to build in the future.
j. w. Burnham OF Burnham s. Marsh re-
tnrned Friday frnm tie Stnnay Ford GnlonY