Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-22
SAMPLE PRICES
FOR PROPERTY
IN BUSINESS AND CL0SE-IN
DISTRICTS
Realty Market Is In Healthy Con-
dItIon, With All Glasses Of Prop
erty Held at Firm
Valuation

Deals in central business property
and high priced residence lots have
been moderately active for the past
week, but 1t is stated that many ne
gotiations for big propositions are
pending and that the future will dis
close transfers that will attract more
than ordinary attention.
East Ninth and Wall
C. w. Watson sold to g. local syndi-
cate, through Black Bros, an unim-
proved lot on the southwest corner Of
East Jinth and Wall streets, fronting
100 Fl t on Ninth and 140 feet on Wall;
consideration stated, $37,5O0. The pur-
chase was made as an investment. The
property is two blocks east of the
Huntington terminal franchise in San
Tee street, in a district well adapted
for buildings for the wholesale and
similar industrial uses.
On San Pedro
The lot on the west side of San
Pedro street, between Second and
purchased by Varney & Green for
$4,000. The purchasers will erect a
large structure on the lot.
Sixth and Flower
j. L. Lowman Is reported to have
SOLO 10 local INVESTORS d lou iOAlOU leel
on the northwest corner of Sixth and
Flower streets for $4,000 The same
lot was purchased by Mr.. Lowman
for $4,000.
On koFIer Street
George Iemus has paid A. H. G.
McPhail $1S,S00 for q lot 40x102 feet,
Improved with a three-story apart
ment house, III Kohler street.
pico and Valencia
r. A. Fowler has sold to L. J.
Christopher the lot 125x1S3 feet on
the southwest corner of Pico and Va
lencia streets, with nominal improve
ments, through the agency of the Alt
house Bros. Consideration $90,000
The purchase was made by Mr.. Chris
topher as an investment
On South Hill
A. e. Halsey has sold for Mrs. M.
f. Cake the property 1918 and 1922
South Hill street, lot 59x145 feet; with
nominal improvements, for $21,000. The
purchasers are Philip l.. Wilson and
F. G. Schumacher.
On California Strset
w. D. Bridges has sold to Walter
Hale a lot 60x130 feet, improved with
twenty-four-room apartment house, at
449 California street. for $l3.6OO.
Flower and Sixteenth
Thomas Caldwell has sold to NJ. NJ.
Allen through A. T. Jergins & Co., the
property on the northwest corner OF
Flower and Sixteenth streets for $780,
600. The lot Is 5Ox150 feet, improved
with a four-f1at apartment house. The
rental Is $3.50 a month.
On Los Angeles Street
n STU 1ebaker Bros, the wagonmakers
r. south Bend, Ind, have purchased
through Newell Mathews a lot 50x140
feet on the northwest corner of Los
Angeles and Requena streets, improved
with a two-story brick business block.
Consideration, 100000.
Other Property Sales
Althouse Bros. report sales as fol-
lows:
T. D. Althouse to L. Smith a two
story frame residence at 1871 West
Twenty-fourth street, lot 50X135 feet;
bought for a home. Consideration
$4,000.
G. A. Rockwell to C. U. wreden an
unimproved lot on the southeast cor
ner of Seventh and Hoover streets,
112x156 feet; to be improved with
three-story pressed brick building
Consideration $500.
Geo W. Tackabury to L. P. Forve
an unimproved lot on the west side Of
westlake avenue. $50 feet north Of
Sixth street, lot 5Ox15O feet. $4,000.
G.. S. Ruddy to Geo. H. Rector the
southeast corner of Sixteenth street
and Cherry. lot 7Ox11o feet; an invest
ment. $6500.
A. Hattenbach to M. K. Disch a two
story eight-room frame residence at
1852 Brighton avenue, lot 50X14S feet;
bought for a home. $4,000,
]. f. Marsh to II. G. Hildebrant a
two-story eight-room residence Mt
2712 Brighton avenue, lot 50x142 feet;
bought for home. $4,000.