The San Francisco call., 1905-02-26

continues to be brisk. Transactions of
good size are made weekly Tracts are
opened up in subdivisions in the city
! reasonable promptness. The general
! situation is strong. One of the bright
est real estate men in the city predicts
/ that there will be a steady advance in
( values in and around San Francisco
for term of years. The, growth of the
Richmond section. especially where
business is becoming firmly esta blished,
! is attracting attention. The event of
! the present week will be the sale at
auction of the corner of Market and
Eleventh streets, which will demon
strate values on the city's principal
thoroughfare west of the City Hail.
! A. J. Rich & Co. have sold to a client
the old National Guard armory on the
south line of Pacific avenue, 120 feet
east of Van Ness avenue, 125x127:S14
feet, the Improvement covering the en-
tire lot, for $4,000.
! John F. Boyd has bought 109:9x119
feet and four two-story buildings on
the east line of Battery street, 35:9 feet
south of California, from the estate of
Alexander Boyd and Jean McGregor
+ Boyd for $125,000
/ ShainwaId, Buckbee & Co. have sold
for w. n. RandoI 122 acres at Noun
tain View station, Santa Clara County,
to a client for 10000. The property
will be divided into town lots and re-
sold.
! The Burlingame polo field has been
sold by the William H. Howard estate
to a syndicate of San Mateo people for
S32, 900. There are fourteen acres in
the tract The Burlingame Club has
purchased a field. Its lease of the
Howard property will not expire until
May.
/ Josiah P. Stanford has bought the
northeast corner of Turk and Mason
streets for $150,OOO.
] Ernest r. Liienthal has bought from
! Calvin F. Knickerbocker and John G.
/ Barker the northwest corner of Sec
ond and Howard streets for S45, 900.
Lyon & Hoag report the following
sales: Lot 25x110 with new residence
on Devisadero street, near Duboce
avenue, for S. A. Born, $500;
to Henry Avila, from Realty Improve
ment Company, new house and 3Ox91
Z
south of Duboce avenue, for $5400;
to w. H. Dorman for $1,000, lot 25:6x
ia with improvements. on the south
side of Twenty fourth street, 10 east
of Castro; for Henry Feige to P.
Bokariza 31X115 on the west line
of Capp street, eighty-six feet north of
Twenty sixth, for $7O75; for ]. w. Rug
giles to J. j. O'Toole, 91x117:6 on the
west line of Fair Oaks street, 122 south
of Twentyfirst, with Improvements,
for $400; to L. H. Haviland for S3250,
cottage and 31:6x100 on the south
side of Twenty-thir street, seventy
two west of Shotwell; for S. D. Mag
ness to T. B. Draper. 25x95 on the
est line of Cole street, seventy-five
south Of Haight, for $3oO0 to Gather
inc Casey for S2250, lot 25x125 on the
east line of Castro street, 145 north of
Fifteenth; for Joseph Sullivan 25x100
on the south side of Fifteenth street,
$50 east of Church, for $2200; for James
c. Jordan to Mrs. NJ. F. Blake,
32x100 on the east line of Jordan
avenue, 100 south of California; to
Peter Stelling, lot on the west line
Of Pond street, 125 south of Sixteenth,
25x60; for Daniel Einstein to ]. H. Bur-
nett, 27x10O on the north line of Full
ton street, 14S west of Stanyan,
/ for $2750; for Elizabeth Mitchell. 27xS5
with improvements, on the easterly
| line of Howard street, 81 south
of Twenty-third, for $3.50; for
Elizabeth Kirk and Agnes Vandor to
G. H. Crowell, three flats and 25x65
on the east line of Natoma street, 300
feet south Of Sixth.
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