The morning call., 1892-05-30
REAL ESTATE REVIEW.
The Market Continues in a SatIsfaett
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Condition.
The local real-estate market has been
more satisfactory this month than it has
been any preceding month during the year.
Although the summer holiday season is nigh
upon us the records show fair volume of
business still going on. The demand for
choice real estate, paying good interest on
the money invested, remains unsatisfied, as
on every class Of desirable property values
are fixed so high as to create stagnation
where activity might otherwise prevail
The month of June is likely to open up well
with continuation Of the trading begun in
May.
AGENTS SALES.
Bovee, Toy & Co. report fair trading for
tile month, together with the following list
of transactions: Lot and improvements
consisting Of two flats, 1311-13 Ellis street,
28x120 $500; lot on east side Sixth avenue,
go feet north OF Clement street, 25x12O,
S102j; lot on east side Twenty-ffth avenue.
south of B street. 150x120, S2400; two lots
on north side of Fell street. west of Mas nic
avenue. 25x137 each, $4,000; lot with new
house, on west side of Broderick, south of
California street, q :6X6S % S6750; lot and
improvements. northwest corner Bush and
Lyon, 25x75 $4,000; two lots on west side of
Lott street, between Fell and Hayes 25x
1873 each. $3.50; lot on northwest corner of
Lott aud Fell streets. 81 :3x100, $4,000;
/ lot on northwest corner Of Sixteenth
avenue and Lake street, 81 6X100; lot on
south line Of Sacramento street, east of
Cough, 45x127 g, $500; lot and improve
ments on north side of Clay street, near
Webster, 25x127 IS, $500; lot on southwest
corner of Frederick and Ashbury streets,
106 3x177, Sd, coo; lot and Improvements on
south side of Bush street. near Lyon. 0:6x
/ 1876, $500; four lots on Vienna street,
south of India avenue, Excelsior Home
stead, 25X100, $1,000; seven lots on north
side of Lake street, near Eighteenth avenue
2jX100 each; the northwest corner of Seven
teenth avenue and Lake street. 81 :6X100,
and the northeast corner of Eighteenth
avenue and Lake street, 81 :6X100.
George ID. Shadburue JT. reports the fol-
lowing sales: Lot 25X114, on the south line
of Jersey street. between Noe and Castro,
$780, lot 2jX114 on the south line of Twen-
ty-hrst street, between Noe and Castro,
$500; lot 2Jx1l5, on the east line Of Eureka
street, between Tweuty-hrst and Twenty
second, $500.
Jacob Heyman has disposed of three lots
on the Corbeti road and three lots on Ava
RADIO street, In tho Heyman Tract; four lots
in Boulevard block 722; ten lots in the
School house Homestead; five lots in block
/ Il. Abbey Homestead two lots in block
1868, outside lands. ana two lots ON Silver
avenue.
Mareuse & Remmel, the Oakland real
estate agents and building contractors re-
port the following substantial business:
Lot 4JXS3, Union street and Eagle avenue,
S1100 }. A. Henderson; lot 42Xl08. on La
fayette street, near Railroad avenue, SI62J,
s. j. Neff lot 100x1S0 on southeast corner
Of Chestnut and Clinton avenues, $500. NJ.
Curtis; lot 45xl35, on corner Of Sauta
Clara avenue and Mcpherson street.
S1700, 5. a Sperry; lot S2x175, oil
southeast corner Of Uni street and
Eagle avenue, $500, W. j. Smith;
lot 75XlO0 oD northeast corner OF Pacific and
Benton streets. $1,000, David Clark; lot look
125 on the corner Of Santa Clara avenue and
81. Charles street, $4,000 William j. Smith;
lot 100X2O3 on the corner Of Briggs avenue
and High street. $3.50 Charles r. Doe; lot
50x12j on Santa Clara avenue. near Bay
street, $3.50 j. HaTbOurne; cottage and lot
376x100 on Court street. near Central
avenue. S2S50 T. l.. Hill; cottage and
lot 56Xll1 on Fountain street; near
Central avenue S29j0, Hattie +. Miller;
house and lot Taylor avenue, near Fourth
street, $1,000, l. Pearl and l.. Weinsteln;
cottage and lot, corner Eagle avenue and
Union street. $3.50. J. a. Kinnear.
The following contracts 10 build homes
were also closed and consummated: >.
i. Sperry, two-story residence, Santa
Clara avenue, $1,000; 5. McHenry.
three cottages on Mozart street, $500;
j. Limerick, one small store, $500;
William }. Smith, three cottages, Court
street near Genital avenue $1,000: Frank
Pladwell, one cottage, Hyde street, S1l00;
Jennie n, shannon. two cottages. Fountain
street, near Central avenue $500; Charles
l.. Miller. one large stable, Santa Clara
avenue Sl100; Louis Blank, three cottages,
Greenwich and Baker, $500; w. II.
Jenkins, one cottage. Bay street and Eagle
avenue, $500; Louis Blank, two cottages,
Iwenty-e ighth ana Sanchez, $1,000, Daniel
Clark, one cottage, Pacific avenue and Ben
ton. $1,000. Marcuse u Remmel claim that
they are decidedly in il.
Joseph Falkenham, architect, room 323
Phelan building, has plans for a one-story
cottage on York street, near Tweuty-thTd.
to cost $1,000; owner. Mrs. a. a. Whean;
contractor, James McCouahey.
MOUNTAIN VIEW.
McAiep, Baldwin 81 Hammond announce
a charming trip to the country" on SatuT-
day next june 4. The occasion will be the
public Offering of a nortlOn Of the Mira
monte tract AT Mountain View, Santa Clara
county. The spot is 10 well known to need
description or eul0gy. 1t Is one Of the
lovely hooks that abound in many Of the
suburbs Of the metropolis The adaptability
of the soil for Embarrassing is generally con-
ceded. Surrounding orchards and vine
yards are good evidences Of the producing
qualities OF land in the neighbOrhood. The
property has been mapped out into IS sub
divisions, ranging from one 10 nine acres
each. Tickets for the round trip will be
issued for 81, and excursiOnsts viii be re-
called with luncheon under shelter of the
broad. spreading oak trees. The terms are
one-fourth cash and the remainder in three
annual payments
RODEO EXCURSION.
The Union Stockyard Company will run
a grand excursion TO KgdeO to-day, leaving
the foot Of Market street al 10 o'clock A. NJ,
and returning leave ROdeo at O'clock this
afternoon.
The company expresses entire satisfac-
ton with the result of last weeks excur-
sion and the rapid sale of lots in the new
industrial city across the bay since the
property was placed on the market.
HAYWARDs LANDS AT AUCTION
Next Saturday afternoon the Oakland
firm Of VI. }. LaymaDee & Co. will sell
under the hammer go large subdivisions OF
the famous Knox orchard, adjoining the
town of HaywaTds. Every subdivision is
covered with full bearing fruit trees. The
terms are very easy. being but $50 or S100
down aud the balance on easy payments.
Special trains will carry all who wish to
attend, and fine lunch will be served on
the grounds by the ladies Of the Presby-
terrain church of HayWaIds. Aside from
the admirable opportunity TO obtain highly
desirable fruit lands In a thriving suburb,
the occasion will doubtless be taken advan-
tage OF by many as a picnic iaunt.
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