Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-25
TRACT BUSINESS
SHOWS INCREASE
MANY SALES ARE MADE IN
CITY REALTY
BUILDING ACTIVITY CONTINUES
THROUGHOUT SOUTHWEST
Investment Company Reports Numer-
Gus Inquiries from Persons In the
East Who Expect TO Locate
In Los Angeles

The Los Angeles Investment COM
pany reports a steady increase in the
demand for new homes In its various
tracts 1t reports many inquiries from
different sections throughout the east
from persons who are expecting to To-
cate In Los Angeles, as we'll as daily
demand for new homes from families
who have recently arrived In Los An
geles from the east.
The College tract, owned by this
company and located In the southwest,
on the Grand avenue car line. seems to
be the center of attraction on the part
of many of these homeseekers.
The company reports the following
sales in this College tract during the
week just closed.
To Mrs. Edna Scull, eight-room
story and a half bungalow at 4922
Gramercy place. Price $4,000.
To Clifford c. Colyear six-room story
and half bungalow at 1880 Gramercy
place. Price s270o.
To Joseph A. Asbury. f1ve-room bum
galow, 4512 Gramercy place. Price
$2750.
To Fred D. Grewell. flve-room bunga-
low, 5022 Gramercy place. Price $2400.
To Miss Edith Butler, five-room bun
galow. 1859 West Forty-fifth street
Price, $4,000.
10 EuSene WagonScheims fve-room
cottage. 1925 Wilton place. Price. $2500.
In this College tract the company is
building the following houses:
For Mrs. Myrtle Armstrong, five
room bungalow, 4420 Gramercy place,
to cost S2700.
For W. D. Deeble, eight-room house.
4S13 Wilton place, to cost $4,000.
For Miss Charlotte Forsythe, AVE-
room bungalow. 46O2 Gramercy place.
to cost $3275.
Balance Like Rent
Two six-room bungalows and five
five-room bungalows and cottages are
under construction at the present time
These are being built to sell upon the
usual terms adopted by the company
small cash payment, balance like rent.
Building operations of this company
never cease, as IL Is necessary to keep
under way many modern homes In or
der to supply the demand.
About sixty of these houses, cottages
and bungalows, each one of different
architectural design, have been built
months by this cooperative building
company.
In rs Western Avenue Square tract,
which Immediately adtoins the College
tract. the company is having installed
a complete sewer system. Sidewalks
CuTDlHB, Wdt6T IldlLS, SndQe trees, SIC.t
have also ben installed here.
The company is now building the fol-
lowing houses in this tract:
For Miss Clara Brandon, a fivo-room
bungalow, 1888 West Forty-fifth street.
to cost $2500.
For M. e. Brandon, a five-room cot
tage. 1917 West Forty-fifth street, to
cost $2400.
For ]. clifton Bryant, a five-room
hiInOQlnW Wifi
to cost $2500.
Lots 20 and 21, block 5, have just been
sold to Mrs. Frank Williamson, and
lot 13 block 2, to Frank e. Creme, and
lot 4, block 6, to II. G. Goar. Each pur-
chase was made for the purpose of
having the company build for the pur-
chaser at once.
In its Elder place the company sold
last week six-room bungalow at 1740
East Twenty-first street to Mrs
Brooke M. Kupfer. Price. $4,000.
In its Elder place No. a flve-room
COLLAGE was sold to Robert II. Kelsey,
1921 East Fortieth street. Price, $2s50
To Miss Margaret E. linda, a FIVE
room cottage, 1920 East Fortieth street,
was sold for s2100.
In its Deeble tract a four-room cot
tage was sold to George J. Brusman,
1850 East Thirty-sixth street. Price
$1,000.
Outside of it's tracts the company re-
ports the following contracts signed
last week:
For Harry Merrell, five-rooin bungs-
low, South Hollywood, $4,000.
For william AckWorth, five-room
cottage, 1929 Tennessee street, 1920.
For Felix Clavere, seven-room bun
galow, 1872 East Twenty-third street,
$4,000.
For Dr. John c. Mccoy, nine-roonn
bungalow, Tenth and Gramercy place,
Country Club Heights, $4,000.