The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-21
Real Estntc Notes.

nounce the details in 2 few days.
!. l. Epstein. the real. estate agent who
who made the enterprise a success. is being
congratulated upon the progress shown in
construction. Already the walls Of the
boulevard.
AGENTS REPORTS.
Mercantile Trust Company.
The Mercantile Trust Company's real es-
tate department reports having done a very
satisfactory weeks business. The demand
for small houses and vacant lots has been
greater than for some time past.
The largest sa,e of the Mercantile Trust
Company for the week was an important
piece of business property in the district
amounted to $4,000. and II is understood
that substantial improvements will follow
sale are withheld this week at the request
of the purchaser.
Also reported the sale for the account of
Mrs. Louise c. Wickenden. the dwelling
house known as No. 1907 West Belle ave-
nue.: frontage of 80 feet. on the north line
OF West Belle avenue. to Lewis Mass. Nho
purchased for a home. His Intention is
in this sale was 5000.
Henderson Realty Company to Robert E.
! Bruce, a lot on the south side OF Cote
RR rsa,an1 Avenue; Setwesn Hamiiton and
] 100. 1t is understood that Mr.. Bruce's in
tention Is to erect a dwelling on this lot in
Also report the sale OF house No. s2le
Iowa avenue. for the account of Gus Holt.
This property was bought by Fred Witt
Consideration. $500.
Also report No. 1866 Blackstone avenue
terson to Mrs. Mary Dooling. This is a
nine-room house. having a frontage of 81
feet on Blackstone avenue. Purchased by
Mrs Dooiing for the purpose OF occupying
a.4 g. her future residence, Consideration
No. f2i Cook avenue. together with 3
feet Of ground. sold for the account OF
Robert Mahaffey to Dennis d. Warren. to-
tai consideration being $500.
The leasing department has been very
busy during the week negotiating with par
ties for both wholesale and retail store To-
cations. The demand from out-of-town
parties is increasing to such an extent that
II 1t continues II will only be a matter of
a very short time when IL will be almost
impossible TO locate parties who desire to
come here with a view OF starting a branch
house or a manufacturing plant unless new
quarters are provided.
Contracts for lease have been closed for
some of the floors of the new building on
the northeast corner of Seventh street and
Washington avenue. which building is al
most completed. and in view OF the present
negotiations they anticipate that before the
end of the coming week that the entire
seven lofts will be rented.
The demand for residences, flats and
houses seems to be increasing each week.
and 1t Is now a very difficult matter to
euppLN II NdHtS vi IuOSc fOOhlnR % a
cant property for rent Numerous loans
have also been made during the last week
by this company.
Greenwood subdivision.
Greenwood retains its popularity with the
purchasing. public. Last week the sales
a continued demand for most desirable lots
IN this subdivision.
The following sales were made last week:
ton avenue, between Manhattan and Lem
ington boulevard, sl35; c. L. Hudler. 90 feet
Eims and PicadiIly. $40: E. Bowies. I'D feet
on Greenwood boulevard, $40: Minnie W.
Murphy of Discon. Mo-. 81 feet on Canter-
bury avenue, sls5.
F. Z. Fox.
F. E. Fox. agent for the Lindell Real Es-
William Steinhon, the ~well-known con-
tractor and builder. has just purchased for
his daughter Mrs: Frank Gsiennie Jr; the
porch. No. 1895 Sullivan avenue. The special
features are the elegant reception hail and
ME will move into this house September %
to occupy it as their home.
house. No. sss3 Greer avenue. This is a |
nine-room dwelling. with handsome recep- |
tion hall and very modern interior.
house. No. SOD Greer avenue. with the same
interior arrangement as the Gaiennie house, |
but a different front, with 90 feet of ground |
Also sold 30 feet on the north side of sui |
livan avenue to Frank c. Hermann. This |
lot adjoins the 10 feet just sold to James |
Also sold 30 feet additional to Jacob Maur-
er; making his purchase a 5e-foot lot.
houses F ape n reRof bs,na a e goca in ~ ryo Two
Sullivan avenues. near Vandeventer. by per |
sons who have recently purchased lots from |
J. VI. Levi & Co.
=: u. Levi & CO. report the sale of lot
minister place. 600 feet west of Kings
nighway for the account of the National
cempanyS.0 T for sio.c % t Fse W pnrebase Realty atty
erect two elegant twelve-room double res
licences on this property:
nine-room modern residence,
heat. lot 9ox155 feet. for the account of
Marina X Anderson to N. e. Crigler, for
Lincoln Trust Company.
Also sold for the account of Lena C.
5Ss Eas,on avenue containing two flats OF
nve and seven rooms. to August Roettger
J. N. Levi & Co. also sold the residence
NO SSS kensington avenue. nine rooms.
lot 30xIlo. from William 81. Sutherland TO
M Hopkins. for $3.50. for a home.
No. Sill Fairmount avenue. modern nine
room residence. hot-water heated house. |
s. sCr T sesSsni for Of M Msstha M X. Anderson ArsEss %,i S0 I 5shs
IL his home.
Also sold tine two-story frame store and
W. osA L6Stou dscuut. lot I
25xi2- from Arthur N. Martin to r Au-
gust for $3.50: bought as an investment
No. SOL Paramount avenue, lot 2ssiss' for
the account of Martha K Anderson for
Also sold lot 1sSxls2 feet on the north side
of Forest Park boulevard. 800 feet east OF
Vandeventer avenue. from j. E. Jones TO
q clients OF Mathews Realty Company for
Terry & Sons.
Terry e Sons roucrf the fnf1nUfrr -r.- !
for the week, coupled with numerous inquir-
les for resident property and numerous