Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
SAN DIEGO
LOOKS UP
REALTY MARKET is REPORTED
IN GOOD CONDITION
Building Permits Are Taken Out for
Several Business Houses and
Homes-Tract Sells
Rapidly

Favorable reports continue to come from
San Diego regarding the movement In
real estate, though the activity there, as
elsewhere, has seen some abatement our
ing the par few weeks. The last rev
DAYS, however, are reported TO nave
brought q sight change for the better.
Inquiries al ; more numerous, coming
apparently from those who contemplate
permanent residence. The principal rea-
son for the letup in sales which has been
experienced by deG .ers quite generally
is owing to the fact that many desirous
of purchasing find that their money in
the east cannot be reached at present,
condition more or less true all along the
coast Those who have funds to any con-
siderable amount in the local banks,
however, find little difficulty in buying
checks being just as acceptable as cash.
On August 16 a tract consis ling of four
blocks was placed on the market and
forty-three out of the forty-eight lots
have been sold.
Permits have been recently taken out
for q schoolhouse at the corner of Second
street and University avenue, costing
$4,000; for a flat on c street, between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, cost
ing $4,000, George Hansen owner; and
for a laundry at Fifteenth and streets,
costing $4,000.
The principal sales made during the
last ten days are as follows:
Thirty-five hundred dollars is the price
paid to George w. Lane by Miss Sarah
J. Beaman, newcomer in the city from
the east, for fifty-foot lot on the east
side of Twent.' fifth street. between l.
and NJ streets, the property being I'M
proved with an eight-room two-story
house. The deal was made through the
agency of l.. j. Swayne & Co.
Emo jain sold his handsome residence
on Florence Heights to George f. NAH
ler through the agency of Edward Dor
man & Co., for a consideration of $S000
The residence, which is large, two-story
structure containing eight rooms, occu-
pies spacious and handsome grounds, and
is located on the southeast; corner of
Third street and Pennsylvania avenue
Mr.. Mahler purchased the place for a
home.
San Franciscan Buys
Lot D. block 212, Horizons addition, was
sold by M. Hall to a wealthy newcomer
from San Francisco for a considera zion
of $4,000. The property has Il fifty-foot
frontage on the east side of Third street
between Cedar and Date, and is to be
improved with a fine modern flat build
ing containing four six-room flats and
costing in he neighborhood of $4,000.
A 50x1S5-foot lot, in block 3, Iona
Grande, was sold through the agency of
Fintzelberg & Steinmetz to a newcomer
in the city from Arizona, for consid-
Grafton of $4,000. The property is located
on Fourth street, just north of Walnut
and is improved with a six-room cottage
of modern design.
Lots il and Il, block AZ, Shermans ad-
dition, have been sold to Mrs 2. II. In
graham through the agency of Gilmore
e. Co., for consideration of $1,000. The
property, which is l00x100 feet. is located
at the southwest corner of Twenty-sec-
ond and L streets, and it is to be i'm
prt we'd with a handsome residence, which
Mrs. Ingraham will occupy as her home
Through the agency of E. A. Behrens
a 50x140-foot lot on University avenue
just east of Tenth street, has been sold
to NJ. Hunt, newcomer in the city from
Missouri, for $500.
The property is improved with a small
store building.
Lots 8 and 10, block "a, Middletown
have been sold by DR.. f. r. Burnham to
L. w. Gale through the agency of George
w. Bowler for consideration of $1,000.
The PROPERTY is located on Columbia
street, between Nutmeg and Olive, and
runs clear through the block, being 50x20O
feet in size.
Mr.. Gale is newcomer from Arizona
Within a short time he will commence
the erection of a handsome residence on
the newly purchased property
Block 207, Middletown, has been sol l
through the agency of NJ Hall to Ar
mold Snyder for a consideration of $o500
The property is located about five
blocks north of Winder street in the
vicinity of the tracks of the Santa Fe
railroad and is unimproved.
Missourians Locate
Lots 80 and 36 in the Sherman tract
On Normal Heights have been sold y
H. L. Sherman & Co. to Capt. Calvin
CRUEL and son, Charles G. Cruel, as the
site of two handsome homes to be erected
Immediately. The lots, which have a
214-foot frontage on Mission drive, were
sold for a consideration of S17O0, while
the residences which will be built are to
cost upward of $4,000 each. Captain Cru