Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-27
REALTY MARKET
SHOWS ACTIVITY
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paper dealers of Los Angeles and San
Francisco, have purchased from w. A.
Guillemet of Lake Charles, La. lot
100x150 feet running through to the
Santa Fe railway tracks, situated on
Industrial street, about 675 feet east CT
Alameda street. The purchase price
was $13,675 cash. 1t is the intention of
the purchasers to at once begin the
erection of a five-story reinforced con-
crete warehouse to occupy all of the
lot. The sale was made by George d.
Ruddy. representing the buyers, and NJ.
Welsh &, Son, the owners.
Phillip Forve, president of the Forve-
Pettebone company, has purchased Of
DR.. ]. G.. Cowles, through the agency
of Colson, Bryon & Donnell, the south
west corner of Pico and Hope streets
having a frontage of 110 feet on Pico
street by $50 on Hope street to a 20-foot
alley and improved with a three-story
frame building occupied as a young
ladies' seminary. Purchase price, $75,-
900. Mr.. Forve purchased the property
with view to improving 1t in the
course of year or so. He secured a
bargain.
Bryan & Bradford have sold for r.
H. Howell 53x155 feet on the west side
Of Hill street, between Tenth and
Eleventh; nominal improvements; price
$79,5O0. This property was bought by
Mrs. Clara Shatto, w. D. Wilson and
j. H. Anderson for investment.
Elinor McKell Mayo has sold to
Lazarre Guggenheim and Ben Rosin,
through the agency of the Wright Il
Calender company, a lot on the east
side of Figueroa street, between Ninth
and Tenth, for S32, 800. The property
has frontage of fifty feet and extends
back 165 feet. 1t is improved with a
Ir ctr 70 i,1i, ,cy
six flats. The property yields monthly
income of $155.
On East Seventh
Mines & Parish and Robert Marsh &
Co. have sold a lot, 4S1ax100 feet, and
a three-story building known as the
Cloud, on the north side of East Seventh
street, between Maple and Wall streets,
| for $65,000, or $1340 a front foot. The
sale was made to a local investor for
Mrs. Emily c. Hardaway. The house
on the property rents for about $3.50 a
month.
Althouse Bros. report having sold for
DR.. William Rose to the Title Insur-
ance and Trust company for a local
syndicate the southeast corner of Wash
ington and Bonsallo streets, lot 125 feet
on Washington by 166 feet on BonsallU
street; improved with four good houses
we'll rented; consideration, $45, ,000
The same firm also report having
sold for d. A. Warner to DIR. William
Rose 2622-24 West Pico street, two good
seven-room houses and a small office
| building, all we'll rented. Size of lot,
77x135 feet to alley; consideration, $1S,-
900. This property is situated on the
south side of Pico street, between Cata
lima street and Dewey avenue and is
right in the heart of the outlying busi-
ness section.
II. r. Cowan reports that he has sold
for Davis Curtis to local investor the
property on the northwest corner of
| Catalina and Pico streets for $21, 600
The lot has an area of 50x151 feet and
is improved with substantial building
containing six flats.
1t is reported that a lot on Pico street
260 feet west of Figueroa, has been sold
for s65,O00. The property is owned by
Mrs. Nellie II. Baker. 1t is 125x244 feet
to a 30-foot alley and contains no i'm
proVements. The lot is sixty feet west
of the property recently purchased by
the Masonic Temple association for q
site for its new building. The consider.
alton figures out $511 front foot.