Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-04
USUAL ACTIVITY
IN REALTY FIELD
CONDITIONS SHOW INCREASED
INTEREST IN PROPERTY
Sales on Spring and Main Streets
in the Business District and in
seml.6uslness Sections.
Improvements

Energetic realty operators were or
their mettle during the past week. and
they came to the front with many inn
portant deals in central business prop
erty, noted in other columns Of this
issue. The numerous transactions in
business and other property is ample
proof that the real estate market is in
q decidedly active state. During the
coming week several large sales now
pending will be closed, and information
given TO the public.
Dealers in tract property are also
enjoying season of special activity,
lots going rapidly in the many attrac-
tive subdivisions.
In the building line homeseekers and
Investors keep pace with the sale of
lots, and hundreds of structures are
being erected each week in various
parts of the city.
Plans Reported by Architects
Plans for new Improvements, reported
by architects to the Builder and Con-
tractor, are as follows:
Scott Bros. are drawing plans for a
one and one-half story, SiX-room frame
residence to be erected for Walter r.
Hoff in the Kinney Heights tract. 1t
rSYiH have brick foundations and rustic
siding. .
~ R.rC.. Ferguson has prepared plans
for a two-story frame residence TO be
erected for Judge a. w. Allen on
Iipdlong avenue, between Forty-siXth
and Forty-seventh streets. 1T will con-
tain twelve rooms and have brick foun-
dation, rustic exterior, half-timbered
and cement plastered gables and shin
- -. f.sWN
oak floors, brick mantels, hot water
heating system, open plumbing electric
and all modern convenienceS.
Hudson & Munsell have prepared
plans for a two-story frame store and
hotel building, 496x99:6 feet, to be
erected at Bay City, near Alamitos, for
Phil A. Stanton. 1t will contain three
stores and large dining room on the
first floor, together with kitchen de-
partment, etc. The second story will
have sixteen bedrooms with lavatories;
two bath rooms, toilets, closets, etc. 1t
will be substantial structure and
have gravel roofing.
H. M. Patterson has made plans for
two frame buildings, each to contain
two six-room flats, for E. E. Foster.
One will be built on East Twenty
fourth street and the other on East
Twenty-fifth street near Main. They
will be modern in every respect.
The same architect is also preparing
plans for a two-story brick building,
59x100 feet, to be constructed on the
southwest corner of Hoover and Twen-
ty-fourth streets, for the Heron-De la
Vergne syndicate. 1t will contain five
store rooms on the ground floor The
upper story will be arranged in two
room apartments, with private baths,
kitchens and other modern apartment
house fixtures Pressed brick front
plate glass windows, gas and cleo
tricity, and first-class plumbing are
also specified.
Morgan & Walls have prepared plans
for a one-story brick bank building
to be erected at Azusa for the United
States National bank. 1t will be 3Ox6O
feet and have pressed brick and plate
glass front, vault and modern fixtures.
The same architects are taking bids
for the additional stories and other
Improvements to be made to the Eouit-
able Savings bank building at First
and Spring streets.
f. M. Tyler has prepared the plans
for two-story, eight-room residence
to be erected on West Twenty-firsr
street, near Hermosa street, for 3. r.
Wright. 1t will have rustic siding ana
artificial stone porch. Hardwood floors
plate glass fronts. beamed ceilings. pan