The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-19
GREAT GROWTH
Of CITY s REAL TY
Agent Expresses Wonder at the
Remarkable Advance in
Recent Years.
SALES or THE PAST WEEK
Rental Season Over, Attention is
Given to Sales and Building.
Transfers.

Transfers..
.',Nhen take y retrospective view o.
Il the situation I nm as,ounded at tlie
J ,ta.gclots growth of Richmond ana tse
Z great increase III the real estate lhalKee
Within The past twelve months, an
s@el,cd a prominent real estate agent
yeet crdny, when asked What was the
a c,yn1itiou of Richmond's reul estate.
Ana this statement voices the senti-
jncnt OF all OF the men who are engnsed
Z instlle real estate business. Business IN
thc,.. line is Increasing daily The rental
acason has practically closed, and the
II agents are deyoting their time to selling
desirable residential sites mud to assist
ID ing those who desire to build n
in every part O The city new structures
rre going up, and citizens who a yeai'
or SO ago were paying rent are now in
their own homes. On Church Hill sew
eral fine residences have been erected.
ana III Lee District countless number OF
houses have been erected. S{ Practically
desirable lot in Lee District has
been sold, and along Monument Avenue,
u the beautiful driveway in yirginia's CAP
N sital. several very pretty homes are being
II built.
Have Bonded Warehouse.
IN1tLIS are ullQSl y NJ
& or a large bonded warehouse on Cary
nv Street, between Fifteenth and Seven
tenth. Work on the building 1T is be-
En- ieved, will be begun by spring. 81 Many
ss8lnerchants in the city are backing he
G scheme. The building will Ee large
8sSS one sufficient to carry the business q g
S98thea city, and will have the transporter
III ion ia cilities of the elevated tracks Of
the; Seaboard Air Line and the Chesa
NJ peak e and Ohio Railroads, as we'll as the
surface lines. $s ff
Tie erection of this warehouse antici.$
n jpates the enlargement ofSthe new union
station on East Main Street.
A& alr.E Samuel T.. Duggins has secured
B the Target hrce-story building at No.3nl
Bread. Street, and after the structure is
rd,nodeled.4 he will occupY$it, by January
. 1slsz TIeswill have one Of the largest and
& linsr;@complctc stocks OF mems and boys
afiiiss. hats and furnishings In the city.
L TIE building will be renodeled through
! out and Will be one of the most modern
establishments of its kind in Richmond
Thompson Brown ard Company will
e$stll $;at public auction on Thursday after
Il netn the vacant lot on the south lire
aof Cary Street between Laurel ana
Cherry Streets. l6
'l'llc firm Of j. b. Elan and Company
viii sell8at Auction tomorrow the ware
II house property on the northeast corner
of8Franklin and Union Streets.
WEB fle# following sales are reported FROM
Yang:
# No. . South Thirteenth Street for
tile r osene estate Price 81,
ren-acre farm, Chesterfield county, for
u Melton Day. OF Cleveland o. Price.
sl,se0.
No. Gle North T'wenty-hth street, for
Il MIS-, Sarah ". Hasker. Price, $1,000: and
l, NUN
J.5A. Connolly. Price. 5000.
Real Estate Transfers.
Ricflm ond--Henry S. Wallerstein and
III wife to Fannie Lee Anthony. II t-2 feet
" on east line az Bows. Street l5l SIP feet
# Eouth of Leigh Street, sl,l5o.
3s John c. Brauer' to Ella j. Parker, "a
1cl-3-12 feet on north line Of Franklin
# Street. 50 3-l-S-12 feet west of twenty
Il sixth Street sl,4o0
33s55 D. ". Witte and wife, to Benno Hutz-
" Ter, 80 feet on south line of Clay Street,
Y 40 feet west of Hancock street. $500.
John ". Hughes TO George t. Wise, so
Is feet on west line Of Ninth Street, no.
y ia6 north, 500
John O. Cooke and wife to Sarah Il.
8 Cooke, half interest in II 5-12 feet on east
Il line of Bowe Street, 1S6 is feet south OF
Leigh Street, subject TO deed OF trust.
500.
A Van de Vyver in his own right and
as bishop:of Richmond, TO Teresa y. Tai
ley, "a feet on west side OF Fifth Street,
p feet north Of Byrd Street, S.
Same to Kate Nolan, 10 IA feet on
north line of Byrd Street, No. Az cas-, S..
Same 10 Celeste Muligan, 10 2-3 feet on
north linc of Byrd Street, No. 40 cast. So.
MI ", ]. Hogan and wife 10 Teresa i. Tai
4 ley, LOT 2iSS02 -3 feet, beginning at a
,yoe of with nd
q feet north Of Byrd street, s..
II Syanor. Gay and Cannon, special COM
4 ,nIssEoners. TO T. Il. Green 1872 feet on
Seventeenth street southeast corner Wal
mt alley, Sl,22l
Ks IIcnrico-Jacob W. Wilbur and wife to
Edward Shields, lots Nos. Y, 43. A ana
y 1877 on plan OF Highland Terrace, $l4l,lO.
Same 70 Resale ". Robinson. lots Nos.
il rs, n. 50. 80, @,and IS on plan OF High
4 land Terrace, s23S01, Is
IDA NJ Childress TO G. H. Bluhgen.
4 triangle lot fronting 1856 feet on west line
IS OF Dinneen Street, north OF Henrico
Street, $3.50.
a. seldom Taylor and wife TO j. y.
n West and w. n. Hall, t,4s acres on north
81 side OF Charles City Road, about miles
east OF Richmond s225.
Laura W. and Thomas NJ rutherford
+ to Eusan W. Wright, A.2S acres near North
a3 Road and Labulnam avenue IN exchange
for 3496 acres adjoining the above, 81.
susan w. and Luther Wright TO Laura
NY rutherford, $50 acres on south side
& OF New North Road, In exchange fer AS
acres adjoining the above, 500,
George NJ Reid to Joseph Hoffman,
,ot No. 2 In block No. a, plan Of Barton
Heights. 1915.
q Charles ii. Brown 10 A. T.. Smith,
Dot No. II In square No. q, rlan Of
Chestnut Hill. $50.
IIili Carter and wife to salle II. Walk
er. 97.s5 acres near Yarina Road about
ymiies from Richmond Or, y Gum
unites herein to convey whatsoever In
ierest he may have In said land, sSa6,
George ~. Wise and wife to y. @.
wepdenburg, 45 feet on east HE Of the
boulevard. 30 feet north OF MAI Street.
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