Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18
BUSINESS LOTS
AND HOME SITES
BOUGHT FOR IMPROVEMENT
AND INVESTMENT
INSIDE VALUES ARE STEADY
Interest Lively In Business Frontage
and High Priced Lots for Impos-
Ing DweIllnes-ReaIty
Dealers Energetic

Despite the fact that large num-
ber of the more active realty dealers
were in the city of Salt Lake enjoying
the hospitality of the Saints, a number
of good deals in Los Angeles property
were closed by those who were denied
the pleasure Of the jaunt across the
desert in the Pullman specials.
The present summer from present
Indications will witness special activ-
ity in high price property, as the city
Is growing rapidly In population and
there Is increasing demand for busi-
ness houses. This demand is indi-
Gated almost constantly by the efforts
on the part Of old established firms to
secure more floor space by making
changes in present quarters or seeking
new locations where ample room may
be provided.
The business district is expanding to
the south, west and east, and with
the erection of the new postoffice build
that section.
On Seventh Street
Mrs. Sarah A. Cutter has sold to a
local investor lot 6Ox11O feet on the
southeast corner of Seventh and San
Julian streets, improved with a one
story brick; consideration $4,000.
Will Build Church
Mrs. Adele Lautch has sold a lot
102x20S feet, on the southwest corner
OF Figueroa and Ninth streets, to the
United Presbyterian church as a site
for new edifice; consideration $4,000.
Tenth and Arapahoe
Chas. Reichard and VIM. e. Stevens
have sold to. Stephen G. Hubbell,
through c. J. Heyler Co., a lot on the
southeast corner of Tenth and Arapa
hoe, 1870 feet on Arapahoe by $50 feet
on Tenth in Clark and Bryan's West
moreland tract. Consideration $780,
The. purchaser will improve with a
beautiful residence costing about
$4,000.
On South Grand Avenue
Nl- ILlooilCI anu W. II. DClhliiE nave
sold to Mrs. A. L. McAulay through
Black Bros. the lot on the northeast
corner of Grand avenue and Eigh-
teenth street, with nominal improve
ments, for $750O.
& On Figueroa Street
Abbot Kinney through Edward D.
Silent & Co. has paid Mrs. Sarah A.
Goss $9250 for lot 9Ox24O feet in Park
Villa tract, on the west side of Fig
ueroa street, opposite Twentieth street.
The purchase was made as an invest
ment.
On Grand Avenue
Thomas E. Gibbon has sold to Rob
ert Hale and D. F. Hill a lot 75x155
feet, unimproved, on the west side of
Grand avenue, 1875 feet north of Tenth
street. Consideration, $22,500.
On Los Angeles Street
There is sharp demand for property
in the close in wholesale districts as
shown by one Of the notable sales
of the past week. Through #. e.
woodruff the lot 5Ox12O feet, on the
Coob oidO VI lIOo <AH6ClCo oli CCt, pC-
tween Third and Fourth streets, i'm
proved with three-story brick, was
purchased by e. F. Skinner of Chi
cago. Consideration, $55,0OO. The pur-
chase was made as an investment.
The property rents for 1875 month.
Bought Factory Site
The California Canning company has
paid $4,000 to the American Can COM
pany through w. F. Elder for lot,
1O0x200 feet, on the northeast corner
of Anderson and Elliott streets. The
lot is improved with two-story build
ing.
Purchasers to Build
The following sales were closed dur
ing the past week by c. ]. Heyler &
Co.:
X. F. Eckerly to Lewis w. Andrews,
lot 81. Westlake Park tract, 50x150 feet
to an alley, located on the west side
of Burlington avenue, 215 feet north
Of Orange street. Purchaser will i'm
prove with house to cost about $4,000;
consideration S275O.
Thomas G. Fry to DIR. A. M. F. Nc
Collough, 70 feet on the west side of
Alvarado street by 1856 feet to an alley,
12O feet south of Eleventh street; con-
s!deration $45OO; bought for an invest
ment.
X. F. Eckerly to A. L. Jameson, lot
90 of the Westlake Park tract. 6Ox15O
feet to an alley, located on Burlington
avenue. 265 feet north of Orange
street; consideration $275O. Purchaser
will improve with home.
IT. p. Burch to j. b. Chaffey, lot 7,
OF the Waverly tract, 5Ox13S feet to
ar alley. improved with modern ten
room residence. 1885 West Thirtieth
street; consideration $4,000. Bought for
a home.
Frank Vale to Frank Ackerly, lot
10, block c. of the Alvarado Terrace
tract, Improved with a modern nine
room residence. l4O4 Alvarado terrace;