The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
HOTEL TO BE FOR
COMMERCIAL TRADE
Seven Story Building at Grant
Avenue and Bush Street of
Special Construction
Transactions in Local Real ES=
tate Market Show the Con-
fidence of Investors

A commercial hotel near the retail
district fully equipped with sample
rooms and other conveniences for the
comfort of the commercial travelling
public win be erected by Mortimer
Fleishhacker. It viii be seven stories
IN height in Grant avenue and Bush
street Its situation is unusually ia
-vorable, inasmuch as it faces on three
streets, which viii make all the rooms
light and sunny.
The rooms viii be large and airy
and in most cases connected with
bathroom or shower room.
II VIII be the object of the owner to
have every convenience for. the public.
consisting Of barbershops, cafe, haber-
dashery, hot salt water baths, large
snezzanine floor suitable for meetings
OF political delegations, etc, leading
directly from the main lounging room,
which viii be beautifully fitted. Fred
erick II. Meyer has been selected as
architect and Davidson & Leigh are
The exclusive agents
SUCCESSFUL AUCTION SALES
J. W Wright & Co. report that their
auction sales are giving great salts
faction to sellers and purchase The
results Of their recent public offerings
have been very satisfactory and own
ers are coming in and listing their
property for early dates The next
auction sale is announced for Tuesday,
November %. The list comprises &
fine corner, 43xS2: 6 feet, at Pine and
Jones streets; an improved business
corner Clay and Mason streets; build
ing lots in Richmond in Seventh and
Fifth avenues close to Golden Gate
park; the Cambridge apartments at
Golden Gate avenue and Devisadero
street renting for $500 a month; well
improved property in Stanyan street
near Golden Gate park, and a large lot
with moderate Improvements. Broder-
lex and Bush streets. Special credit
terms are being arranged on all par
GELS.
VALUABLE CORNERS SOLD
The firm has just sold for the ac-
count Of John Won -Hussen the north
west corner of Hyde and Clay. north
24:415XI37:6 feet, for the sum Of Sl6.-
800 The purchaser intends TO erect q
large, modern apartment house. This
corner was sold to Won Hussen less
than 30 days ago by this firm. The
same brokers also report the sale of
The southeast corner Of Hyde and Clay
e3Tffts 9G as,3 Feet o01 6qT the account
ent for $4,000. The purchaser intends
10 erect p modern structure containing
stores with fats above. This makes
The sixth sale Wrighc a Co. have made
of Hyde and Clay street corners within
the last eight months. having sold the
northeast corner three times
BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS
Amelia A. and Joseph A Hoffman
have awarded a contract for the erec-
tion Of q three story reinforced brick
p h.
Bush street. 167 feet west Of HYDE
street The estimated cost is $4,000
building permit has been issued to
The Powell street Improvement com
pany 20 erect a two story concrete and
steel stores and lofts building to cost
$4,000 in the west line of Powell
street, lao feet north of Eddy
n AronsOn's new building 10 be
erected on the southerly part Of the
Baldwin annex lot in the north line of
Market street, east Of Powell adjoin-
ing the Berger building. will cost S42.-
coo, as set forth ia a building permit
This viii be a reinforced concrete
structure OF two stories in height. The
premises have been leased in advance
OF construction. The new building to
be constructed and the Berger building
leases amount TO s45O,000 for term of
years.
W r. and E Elmer have leased a
building in the west line of Ninth ave-
nue., 2z5 feet north of I street for a
period Of FIVE years at a total rental
OF $4,000.
lease Of a store and basement al
the southeast corner of O'FarreU and
Mason streets has been made by the
Apache company TO Edward Hanlon
from date Of taking possession to
April 80, 1913, at the rate of $500 a
month.
AS preliminary to erecting a two
story building in the Blythe block in
Market street, between Kearnv and
Grant avenue, the Bankers investment
company has released the lease to S.
y. Wood & Co.