Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-03-13
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

Inc week In the real estate market
opened with very satisfactory record
OF mortgages and building loans. Pre-.
ltminaries to most OF the latter, Of
course, were made before there was
any threatening strike In the building
trades. Loans of this class, which
have been In very gratifying numbers
since the opening Of the year. will nat.
urally he more or less dormant until
there is some definite settlement be.
tween the employers and employees In
the trades affected. Among the loans
made was one by A. NJ. Snydacker TO
the Beth Mamidrosh HagOiOl ~ Bnai
Jacob congregation on the synagogue
property. 1874 TO 13S Pacific avenue. -
by 1O5 feet, with a twO-story brick
building used for synagogue purposes.
The value Of the property was given by
the tax commission at &34 15O, OF which
$6.750 Ii for the building.
Martha and John Ruprecht md Cur.
tbs +. Robinson have executed trust
deed for $3S, 900, running for five years
at o per cent. to Theodore II. Schintz.
1t covers the following properties:
South half Of lot 10. block 30. south Of
Depot street, back Of the Burlington
tracks, "a by ~ feet. and the - by AZ
feet adjoining, s4,5OO.
Tract OF land west OF Clark street, be-
tween the Burlington tracks aud 10th
street, $4,000.
Tract between the Northwestern and
Wisconsin Central tracks, Jefferson
and Canal streets. $4,000.
Fifty by 1O5 feet, vacant, on Ply
mouth place. between Taylor and 18th
streets, $4,000.
One.half Of S3 Plymouth place. % by
10l feet, with twO-stOry brick build.
Ing. $1,000.
Nos. 1890 and 1899 Wentworth ave.
nue., 30 by 125 feet, vacant, $1,000.
No. $3.50 Wabash avenue, 25 by 1914
feet, with twO-stOry stone front brick
building, $1,000.
Fifty feet on Lincoln avenue, be-
tween Dlversey avenue and Mariana
street, running through to 90 feet on
Diversey avenue, $500.
Three blocks In Russell's subdivision
on the Calumet River, between 10th
and 111th streets, $500.
Last weeks real estate transfers In
New York numbered 4O2, aggregating
$3,71O046 In considerations; the Chi.
cago transfers In the same period were
421. with $2.6s5,3G4.
Quite number OF good-sized build
ings will GO up as soon as the threat
ening strike In the Chicago trades has
been settled, for which, as the archl-
tects believe, there Ii a very good pros
pect. A cursOry trip through down
town Offices shows the following In i'm
prOvements involving $1,000 and up
ward:
J. +. and ]. +. DOerr have designed
for NJ. LOndelius a three-story apart
ment house to be built at 43s and 40
65th street. II will front ~ feet. with
a depth OF 62, and will be constructed
Of pressed brick and stone. II will cost
$4,000.
James Burns has designed for Mrs.
Anna NJ. Howard a three-stOry nat
building, 6G by 20 feet, TO be erected at
1923 and 1927 Congress street. II will
he constructed Of pressed brick and
stone and will contain nine fats Of six
rooms each. The interior will be heat
ed by steam. The building will cost
$21 900.
A. q. Lund had designed for Olson K
COrby three-story apartment house to
be built at 4725 and 4727 ~. Lawrence
avenue. 1t will front 30 feet with a
depth Of 62 and will he constructed Of
pressed brick and stone. The Interior
will he finished In hard wood and heat
ed by steam. The cost Of the building
IL estimated at $4,000.
Fischer x FlotO have designed for o.