The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06
REALTY SCORES
MILLION MARK
Sales and Building w ork
Making Excellent
Records.
Brokers Report the Market to
Be Buoyant and
Promising.

More sales of realty were made in San
Francisco in September than in either
July or August. The sales of last month
numbered 249, representing total value
of 81, ,166,S7O. This volume of business rep
resented all sections but one. The Mis-
sion had Is sales to it's credit, with total
value of 1924 ,475 The Western Addition
showed a total value of $399,SO5 for IS
sales. There were So sales in the outside
lands, with a total value of SIS, ,407; Is in
South San Francisco, amounting to $13,-
275, and II in the Potrero, bringing $4,000.
Twenty-Five 50-varas were sold for 1856 1853
and sixteen 100-varas for $119, ,949. One
water lot brought S10,500.
The building permits for September COW
cred total value of 1892, ,70S and num-
bered 6S. This 900 more than the
total for September, 1900, with 10 more i'm
provements last month than were called
for by the permits of the corresponding
month in 1900. Three-quarters of the year
has passed and the improvements for that
period lead those of any corresponding
nine months since 1891, the total value
represented being $3.50, 755, against $4,-
$40, ,SS6 for the same months last year, an
advance of about 81 600. The remainder
of the present year will break the record
of 1900 to a still greater extent, judging by
the present indica tionS
The real estate brokers are in the best
of spirits. The end of the strikes and the
settled conditions existing favorable
reason to be expected Some brokers are
holding back accounts of recent tranSac-
tions until the deals can be finally closed.
Others make reports.
Brokers Report Sales.
Baldwin & Howell have made the fol-
lowing sales:
Lot 5Ox1oo ON the southeast corner of Mari
the east side of Kansas street, north OF Butte,
$1SC0; lot 25X100 feet, with ive-room cottage, on
the west side of Indiana street. north Of Sierra,
$500; lot 50X100 feet on the west side of In
diana street, north of Sierra with one build
$500; lot 50x100 feet on the southwest corner
of Eighteenth and Minnesota streets with sew
eral cottages, $S40o. and lot 5Ox1o0 feet on the
second. for $3.50; lot 2SxS0 feet, with improve
ments on the west side of Church street, south
Of Twenty sixth, $500; vacant lot, 25xlOO:S on
the west side of Treat avenue, north of Four
teenth, $1,000; vacant lot 25x90 feet the south
west corner of Twenty and Harrison
streets S1050; two-story residence with lot z5x
lis feet on the west side Of Capp street, south
of Twenty-ff $780, lot 3Ox129 feet on the
east side OF Fair Oaks street, south of Twenty
third. with two flats, $500: vacant lot 25x98
feet on the east side of Folsom street. north
Of Fourteenth, $500; lot 25xl25 feet with i'm
provements on the west side of Castro street.
south of Twentieth, $4,000; lot 25 :9x120 with i'm
east of Buchanan for $4,000; two vacant lots,
25x100 and 25x125 feet on the south side of
Waller street. east of Shrader for $500 each,
and a vacant lot 35x125 feet on the east side of
Pierce. north of Haght. for $500; west side
OF Ninth avenue, between H and I streets.
lot 25X120 feet with two-story residence, $3.50,
lot 25xlG0 feet on the north side Of l street.
west of Nineteenth avenue. 500; lot 25x12O feet
H street $1,000: lot 5ox12O feet on the east side
of Nineteenth avenue, south of H street. $1,000:
lot 25x120 feet on the east side Of Twentieth
avenue, south of H street, $500; lot 25x120 feet
the east side of Twelfth avenue. south of
H street, $500. and lot 5ox1oo feet on the west
-sl ar
for $780,
o. D. Baldwin & Son have sold the fol-
lowing properties:
Ellen Kerns to E. shemanski, lot 2sx57:s.
with improvements, on the south line of Will
low avenue, 55 feet east of Polk street. for
$500; William Hinkel to F. ]. Hart. lot 25x1O6
with improvements on the west side of Shrad-
er street, so feet north of Beulah, for $4,000;
o. D. Baldwin to George Graybill, lot 25xS7:6
and three flats on the west line of Larkin
Slevin to Maggie E. Barr, house and lot Six132.
on the south line of Sacramento street. 1879
west of Webster for s44OO; Judson Wheeler to
Laura Isaacs, lot 35XS7:6, on the east line OF
Spruce, 80 feet north of Sacramento street, for
$3.50; Marian S. Stevens to John Dyer, lot
feet west of Baker street for $500; William
Anderson to A. H. Payson, trustee Of the
Santa Fe Railroad Company @ an lot 75xloo with
feet north of Sierra. for $500.
J. w. Donnelly & Co. have sold lot 24x
s1:3, on the northeast corner Of FILLMORE
and Hermann streets, for Sarah A. Snyder
to Nellie Bond for $500.
Risdon Deal Recorded.
The largest transaction recorded in the
past week was the transfer of the south
east corner of Howard and Beale streets
from the Risdon Iron and Locomotive
Works to Edward NJ. Dunbar, represent
ing the Southern Pacific Company. The
property is 275x320:10. The recorded price
is $774175. Some menths ago the deal was
published in this paper.
The following transfers OF some size
not previously mentioned were also re-
corded during the past week:
Northeast corner of Hayes and Lyon streets,
1877 6x137:6. from Joseph T: Poheim to Her
Levy for s17,500; 1877 :6x6S:9 on the south
line of Haight street 1876 feet east from La
guna from Annie Matthews to Rolla V. Watt
and Laura ]. Sims. for $4,000.
DIR. Petrie Hoyle will build handsome resi-
dence the north line of Jackson street, 200
feet east from First avenue to cost about
$4,000. The plans by D. F. Oliver
A. P Conrady will build three-story and
basement structure the east line of STAN
yam street. 25 feet south from Bush, to cost
s6O0O
Progress of Building.
Harvey H Dana and A. W. Pattiani
have let the contract for the foundation,
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