The morning call., 1894-09-08
RECENT SALES
They Are Mostly Con-
fined to Cheap Lots.
Inside Property Is Popular for DWELL
ing Sites-The Real Estate
Market Holds Its Own.

The real estate market continues to indicate
healthful condition generally. although bnst-
ness during the past week did not include any
particularly large transactions. 1t is a notice
able feature of the market that The great bulk
OF The movement is confined to small deals.
That is, tile transfers are mostly in lots for
dwellings within the line of outside lands, and
In business property OF moderate price on
which fair income can be estimated.
There Is that quality in the present cheerful
condition of things in real estate circles which
ought TO give promise OF better fall business
than that OF last year or the year before. The
feeling is one of returning confidence, ybic n
will In all probability build up a pretty good
business.
Fred Deleer mortgaged his newly acquired
lot at Market and Sixth streets To THE Hibernia
Bank for 81 &c. 900. The lot has frontage of
80 feet on Market street and 50 feet on Sixth
with au l. addition OF % feet square. Its re-
lot cost more than 5000, 900. So this heavy
loan is proof that the Hlbernia Bank has i'm
pllcIt confidence IN the stamina OF real-estate
values on Market street.
The building OF handsome and subsian-
tial residences and fats throughout the West
ern Addition, Hayes Valley. the panhandle
districf. The eastern part OF Richmond and out
MissiOuward has taken on new life OF late. A
good class Of Improvement may be seen on
every hand aOd vacant lots or blocks. are
filling up rapidly. As THE CALL predicted
ationS are sun confined TO inside districts al
ready grad aud opened Instead OF spreading
over unimprOved on side lands. Probab
another year Will have passed before much, II
any, Improvement will take place in outside
lands. Putting big tracts In the market is not
enough 10 build up new towns nor turn tile
trend OF popular ODinion In San Francisco with
regard 10 choice of location for dwellings,
1t may be news for the municipal authorities
TO learn that while Street Superintendent
AckeTson is advertising for bids for regarding
Alamo square on Hayes-StTeet hill, the square
wagons full OF street sweepings are dumped
upon the park
o. F. Won Rhein & Co. will offer at public
auction. next Thursday, several choice pieces
OF al estate. The property 10 be sold has
bFen mentioned already ID this column. 1t in-
cludes property on Turk. Fillmore, Steiner,
Paclnc California, LeavenwOrth. Beach. Ma
sou, Brannan. Guerrero. Ritch, Castro, Sew enth,
IWenty-thlTd. TWenty-fourth and Twenty
seventh streets. The catalogue has evid emily
Deen selected with due regard for the resent
tendency OF buyers, great variety OF good In
VeStment property and desirable dwelling sites
being gathered for his occasion.
Inc Du Idlng contracts of the week were as
IOllOWS: 2-stOrv frame goes up on Webster.
near McAllisler, cost $4,000: dwelling on
Iwenty-ninth, near Dolores cost $4,000; resi-
dence Broadway y.neaT Pierc cost $4,000; frame
Nebraska, cost S2S00; 3-slOry frame, arranged
as mats on Plne. negr Buchanan, cost $4,000;
cottage on Eleventh avenue, south OF Point
LoDOS road, cost $1,000; building on Broadway.
near LeaVenworth. cost $1,000: 2.stOTy house
on Rlnggold, near Eighth. cost S2700;
uweIlInR Oh tllbert, near webster, cost $1,000;
cottage on Tenth avenue, near California. cost
$500; dwelling on Sacramento, gear Baker.
cost S3UOo; 1-story building Oh Castro, near
AlYarado, cost $1,000