The San Francisco call., 1905-04-02
DEALS FOR REAL ESTATE
INVOLVE LARGE SUMS.
No Transactions of First Size, but Some Are
Considered to Be Important
TWO SALES AT AUCTION ANNOUNCED

The sales of local real estate in the
week just closed have kept up the
average Of the season very well. There
have been no deals Of great size, but
among the transactions are several
that are fairly entitled to be classed
as important Two auctions are an
nounced. Numerous leases have been
effected in business properties. The
situation remains perfectly satisfac-
tory in all respects.
Thomas Magee & Sons in their real
estate circular report that the sales in
March amounted TO $495o,sTS, the
mortgages to S2.l2S,115 and the re-
leases TO S1.S46.5s1.
The Burnham- Marsh Company was
The agent that made the sale for z. B.
Pond to G. T. Wayman of the lot on
the west line of East street, 1875 feet
south Of Market, 91:Sxl37:6 feet, run
ming te Steuart, with two-story frame
The price for the property was $4,000.
This is the second sale the Burnham-
Marsh Company has made in the same
block within a few months. The earlier
transaction was for the property 40
feet nearer Mission street, 40xs0 feet,
which was purchased by Mr.. Gruen-
hagen for $4,000. The property pur-
chased by Wayman has been resold by
him TO J. H. Rothschild
The Durham Marsh Company also
reports the following additional sales:
John Ferguson to Angelo Cereghino,
vest Ane of Laguna street, 100 feet
IA - -s,,1, 90.
J. McGlynn to Mrs. Calvin, north line
Of Eighteenth street. % feet west of
Church, @Sx9o, for s2I0O; Mrs. A. E.
Roberts TO Swami Trigunatti, south
west corner Of Filbert and Webster
streets. 25x100. for $500: Annie c. Mad
icon TO c. H. Baker, southwest line of
oak Grove avenue. 200 feet southeast
Of Harrison street. 25NI12, for $1,000; E.
Campini 10 George w. Emmons, east
line Of Eleventh street, 75 feet north Of
Bryant. 25xl00. $1,000: P. K. Joyce 10 A
Peterson, east line Of San Bruno ave-
nue.. 30 feet north of Humboldt street,
3Sxl09. for $500.
Landgrebe, MacNevin & Jones re-
port the sale Of the improved realty
on the south side Of Pacific street.
1875 feet east Of Kearny The present
improvements are yielding an annual
income Of $500. There are six stores
and a rOoming- house above. The lot
has los feet frontage by a uniform
depth Of S7;6 feet. The seller is w. V
MacAevin; the buyers name is with
held. The consideration was se5, 600.
Three large sales have been made
during the past week by Shainwald.
Buckbee & Co. BY them has been sold
the northwest corner of Clay and Mont
gomery streets for John Rosenfeld' s
Sons for s125. 900. About two years ago
the property was purchased from John
Van Bergen for $4,000. The lot is 75x
6S.9 feet, improved by a two-story
brick building occupied by Glazer Bros.
and by Offices. They have also sold for
the Starr estate 25x112:6 feet and
three-story building on the north line
Of Turk street, 1926 feet west of Tay-
Tor, for S62, 500. The building is occu-
pied by two tenants under long leases.
The third transaction of the series in
wolves the transfer for s60, 600 Of 10Oxl6o
feet on the north line of Howard street.
100 feet east of Sixth. Shainwald,
Buckbee & Co. report that during the
week they have made number of
othtI safes aSsfeSatlnS SSOO,VOV-
Sonntag Brothers have sold TO Alex
ander Bond s7:6xS0 feet and two-story
frame building on the north line of Fol-
som street, 1875 feet east of Sixth, for
$4,000. The property rents for sl55
month
The southeast corner Of Sacramento
and Locust streets has been sold by
Paul Girsh to a client of Guy T. Way
man for $4,000. The lot is 37:sx1O0 feet,
improved with stores and flats.
BROADWAY AND BATTERY.
Bovee. Toy & CO. have sold 67x117:6
feet, with L 2Ox70 feet TO Broadway,
on the west line of Battery street, with