Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09
REAL ESTATE IN
GREATER DEMAND
HOME SITES WANTED IN ALL
SECTIONS OF SOUTH
Tracts Opened and Many Lots Sold
In New Notwithstanding
and other Improves
nnents

w. f. Thorne & CO. report increased
activity in the sale of lots In the Haw-
thorne tract, located three blocks from
the Huntington new street railway car
shops. Eleven lots have been sold IN
the past week for an aggregate of s45OO.
The lots are 5Ox13O feet in size, and
are fully improved with cement walks
and curbs, graded and oiled streets
and water piped.
Redondo Real Estate
The latest in the additions to the list
of attractive Redondo homes is the
one now projected by II. b. Ainsworth
of the Redondo Improvement company,
that will be of the mission style, entire
ly different from any heretofore built
and will cost about $4,000.
H. B. Rollins of Los Angeles has
broken ground for a two-story resi-
dence that will be exceedingly attrac-
tive and will cost about $4,000.
Captain j. C. Farnsworth reports the
sale from A. j. Hotter to r. r. Ha-
thorne, lot 6, block 1872, for $1,000.
NJ. ]. Hutchinson, representative of
the Redondo Improvement company,
reports the following sales this week:
To D. M. Dunn, lot 20, block 139, 1926.
To M. j. Hutchison, lot 2S, block, 1874,
$3.50.
To c. L. A. Mahn, lot 81, block $50,
$3.50.
Mrs. BERTHE L. Smith has negotiated
for lots % and "a, block 1913, paying
$1,000.
C. w. Alverson has bought lot 10,
block ISL, paying $525.
B. H. Wilde has bought lot 36, block
179; price $1,000.
Clark S. Boggs has purchased lots II
and IS, block 152; price $1,000.
Successful Tract Opening
The sale last Sunday by the Con-
servative Realty of this company's new
tract, Woodland Park. on the Long
Beach line at Seal Gardens station, is
reported highly satisfactory. The COM
pany reports having sold twenty-five
lots, ranging from $125 to 5000, in
Woodland Park.
The continued success of the Conser-
vative Realty company in the sale of
it's new subdivisions. in the opinion
of many, is proof that good property
at the right price and on the right
terms is in demand.
The Conservative Realty company is
one of the pioneer exponents of the easy
payment plan, thereby making it pos
sible for the workingmen who have been
paying excessive rents to own their
homes, and free excursions will be run
to their different tracts today.
Prince Tract Sales
The Prince tract, on the southwest
corner of Downey avenue and Mission
boulevard, embracing III lots, was
placed on the market two weeks ago.
Street work has been put in, the water
mains laid and three cottages are al
ready in course of erection. Within the
coming week four or five more cottages
will be commenced. The selling price
of the lots range from $3.50 to $4OO. The
total sales aggregate $4,000.
Big Acreage Subdivided
The California Land Development
company, with offices at 13S South
Broadway, has acquired 800 acres in the
Lucky Baldwin ranch on the Monrovia
electric car line, eleven miles south and
east of Los Angeles and within six
miles of Monrovia. The acreage ad-
joins Baldwin station. The company
is represented by these officers: George
B. Mclaughlin. president; George A.
Phelps, treasurer, and H. H. Miears,
secretary. The company has subdivid-
ed the 500 acres into one and five-acre
tracts, which are priced at $500 for
single acres and $3.50 for five-acre
tracts. The land is bordered by orange
groves and eucalypti, which are fea-
lures of the famous San Gabriel valley.
An abundance of water for domestic
use and irrigation purposes is sup
piled.
Sales in Tracts
Strong & Dickinson report sales in
their tracts as follows:
In Gus. b. Hllrs independence tract:
To Carl and Alfred Fritchey lot s. at
$11OO; Jennie NJ Muller. lot &c. at $3.50;
]. Nemos, lots 81 and 81, at $1,000; G.
w. Moorehouse, lot Sc, at $500.
In Main street. and Moneta avenue
tract: To Ada Crawford lot 80, at
$475; l.. v. Perry, lot 81, at $475; Geo.
A. Cortelyou, lot A, at $475; A. NJ.
Webster, lot 10. at $475; Ada L. schott
lot %. at $475.
In S. and d. s Southern Pacific Shops
tract; To Richard Belk, lot S5 and
part of 81, at $500.
In Marsh's Central avenue tract: To
e. Fl. Missal lots rs, 76, n and rs, at
$1,000; Kate ORourke. lot Ga. at $1,000.
In Figueroa boulevard tract: To
Mary Hamilton. lot 1O3. at $3.50; Harry
Ross, lot 1O1, at $3.50; Grace Mcdonald,
lot 102. at $3.50.
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