The San Francisco call., 1905-08-06
REALTY RECORD OF JULY
BEATS ALL BUT ONE.
Total Amount Represented in the Sales
Comes Close to $7,ooo,ooo
Large Deals Are Made During the Week

IhOm2S M3Eee q sons report InSlr
Real Estate Circular that the real estate
sales IN San Francisco in July surpassed
those of any other month in the history
of the city with the exception of June.
1905 The total was $e,s75, ,36S. The sales
numbered 751. Never before has July
/ been up TO the average of monthly deals.
The building operations of July repre-
sented q value Of s2.0S7.s65
Baldwin & Stetson have sold for John
Center and others Potrero block No. 135,
at the foot of Eighth street, bounded by
Alabama, Fifteenth. Kansas and Rhode
Island streets, adjoining the Sanitary Re-
duction Works on the west. The sale
price was 100000.
Thomas Magee Sons have sold TO
Charles Schlesinger for Charles Bishop
34:kIzX160 feet on the southeast line Of
Mission street, 309zI2 feet southwest OF
Fourth street, for 1000. Mr.. Schlesinger
is reported 70 have purchased the adjoin-
ing piece, 94:41@x160 feet making his hold
ings 6s:9x1e0 feet He viii erect a large
brick building for a tenant on the prop
erty.
Thomas Magee g. Sons have also sold
for Henri Marx 25xS7:6 feet and a new
building renting for $1C5 a month on the
west line Of Fillmore street, 1926 feet
south OF O'Farrell street, Nos. l435, 1881
and 1888, for S11S.00O.
gale in the wholesale district by Baldwin
& Howell to a client OF Shainwald, Buck
bee e. Co. Of the property owned by f.
". Lougee, consisting of three-story
brick building, with lot 45:10x137:6 feet, on
the east line Of Battery street, 91:S feet
north Of Pine street, for $91 ,OOO The
building is now under lease to the Morton
Draying and Warehouse Company at
rental OF $3.50 per month. The lease ex-
pires October l Of this year, on which
date the new owner will modernize the
building and lease it to several tenants.
SEVERAL LARGE DEALS.
Speck & Co. have sold for the Jacob
Heyman Company 50x75 feet on the
southwest line of Sixth street, 175 feet
southwest of Bryant, with L of 25X75 feet
10 Harriet street, with three-story build
ing containing stores and flats, for $lS,O0J,
the buyer being represented by r. 5.
Browne & Co.: the west corner OF Eighth
and Ringgold streets, 50x75 feet, with
three-story frame building for Mrs. Dris-
coll and Mrs. Kuchler TO Christine and
Mabel c. de Noon and Mrs. Lewis, for
sic, 500; the Neptune property, on the
south line of Post street, west Of Taylor,
consisting of seven-story brick build
ing and lot 44:SX6S:9 feet, for Sl2o,O0O, Tor
the Keystone Investment Company to a
client; the northwest corner of Post
street ana OpLlE d4lGgf UV@AoO LOttp "AeAA
four-story frame building containing
stores and lodging-house, for Louis
Eriedlander to Mrs. Charlotte T. Clarke,
the third sale of the same property IN
sixty days for SSe 900, which Is an ad-
vance from s7S,50O in the time mentioned;
50xl27:S14 feet on the southeast corner or
Jackson and Octavia streets, with four-
teen-room residence, for d. II. MckWen
TO L. Fatjo, for SS7 500; for Gustav Har-
o0v125 With l., of
25xJ0 feet on Natoma street, the property
on the west line of Third street, 50 feet
north of Howard, for $4,000
Leon Kaufman has sold the west cor
nAr Of Mission and Seventh streets, S5xS0
feet. with frame buildings, for S115.OOO.
William Wilson has sold the north
vest corner Of Seventh and Natoma
streets 25x75 feet. with frame bulldlng'
to a client Of Shainwald, Buckbee * co.
for $4,000.
GUY T. Wayman has bought from DR..
We'll for client a lot 25:7x6S:9 feet
and old building on the north fine of
Sutter street, S2:10 feet east of Leaven-
worth. for $4,000. The same broker
has bought for a client from Willard
Wayman lot 40x137:6 feet and residence
on the north line of Vallejo street, 1926
feet west Of Buchanan, for $4,000, and
has sold for H. c. Sexton 22:6xi4 feet
and two fats on the west line Of Second
street. A feet north of South Park, for
$4,000.
Boardman Brothers have made the
following sales: A. Bond to J. Choyn-
ski. Texts, with old buildings, on the
southeast corner of Harrison and Hay
ward streets, S11, 600; for the Doyle es-
tate, 5Oxl12:6 and fats on the west side
Of Treat avenue, 200 feet south of
Twenty fifth street, $500; J. Ward TO
Edmund Pennington, 25X104 and three /
fats on the north line of Twenty-third |
street, rs feet west of Florida, $500; !
for Z r. Williams, 25X100 and cottage |
on the south side Of California street /
1876 feet east of Sixth avenue. $4125; /!
for John Henchy, 30:6x75, with two
story frame and brick building under
lease, on the south line of Brannan /
street, 20 feet west of Third, $4,000.
l. P. Allen and others have sold to |
Jeremiah Lynch 29x6O feet and three /
story brick building on the west line
OF Dupont street, CO.'S feet north of /
for s26.5OO.
George s. Graham has sold for the /
Roundtree Home Building Company !
three flats on Jones street near Jack /
son for $4,000; seven-room house on |
the west line Of Cole street. south of /
Parnassus avenue, for $4,000; houses in {
the same block to DR.. G. Barnett and E. /
T. Barnett for $4,000 each.
George B. Conant has sold 25x75 feet
and four tenements on the northwest /
line of Shipley street, northwest Of
Fifth, to w Wilson for $4,000; 22:11x75
md tenement on the south line of Clara
street, east Of Fifth, for Meta II.
Kroncke; 25x125 on the west line of
Dolores street, north of Fifteenth, for
Mrs. A White to Mrs. =. ]. Burt for
$500.
The William Cranston Company has
sold for a. Reuf to Charles s. Nathan
Outside Lands block 1864 for $4,000.
AN ADVANCE IN PRICES.
Davidson Leigh have sold for Fred
.rick J. Nordholz the property recently
Fought from Catherine Vreelan on the
,orf fhu-eSf cOrner of Harrison and R{+ct, |