Evening journal., 1910-02-12
DOINCS in THE
REALTY TRADE
Not Many Small Houses
Many Changes in Business
Properties

The real estate market has a better
outlook than during last month. There
are few small houses for rent in the CEN
tral part OF the city, but plentiful sup
ply OF the $40 a month kind
on King street IN the block from Sec
ond 10 Third streets. there are now six
stores for rent Less than six years ago
there was not a single store for rent.
II was known as the milliners' block but
gradually the milliners have been leav-
ing one by one until now there are very
few left and after March Is their num-
ber will be less.
n. Arsht. on March 25th, will remove
from No. ioi to no. ia East Second
street
The store No. 6l5 Market street has been
rented after March 25 as a boot black
ing parlor The store has been rented for
a term OF 1--WE years at $l25 month
rental.
Harry Gordon, on March 25. will re-
move from No. 23i to No. 2l3 Market
street, adding his department TO the Mil
Ter Brothers store.
Mrs. Jennie Jacobs has sold her three
story dwelling No. 722 Madison street. 20
Fox and Lemelman, for s2.i0o.
Duncan Smith. will remove from the
second floor OF No. s23 Market street, af-
ter March 25 20 the second floor at No
6l5 Market street.
r. Topkls Sons, have rented the store
No. AIS King street The store is now oc-
cupied by c. d. Kenny q Co., who have
rented the store at the northwest cor
ner OF Sixth and King streets.
- l., Af 81.
ing No 14O4 Harrison street, 10 Edward
NJ. Ross, for $3.50.
Dinsmoro and Co will remove from No.
i0s West Eighth street to No, e0 Orange
street on February 25.
The New York Candy Company will oc-
cupy the store No. 7oS Market street, next
month.
Robert IT, Cubberly on March 18th will
remove from No. ss4 10 No. S27 1-2 Market
street.
II. s. Lynch and Brothers sold another
one OF their two-story houses on Tatnall.
above Thirteenth street. for $500. This
makes six houses out OF the ten thus far
that have been disposed Of
To show how values have advanced In
tho vicinity OF Tenth and Orange streets
IN the past two years could be mentioned
that Henry IIlnger who owns the prop
erty at the southwest corner Of Tenth and
orange streets two weeks ago was Of
fered $4,000 for his property which was
refused. Less than ten years ago he pur-
chased the property paying $4,000 for it,
which was considered a top notch price
notwithstanding It was licensed saloon.
The property at No. s24 Market street
was purchased only few years ago for
$4,000. The owner In less than 80 days re-
fused an offer OF $4,000 for Il. The prop.
eriy has frontage OF 2s feet front with
a depth OF 100 feet
TWO stores which we're for rent on Mar.
ket street have been rented this week
Nos 6i5 and sos. There stili remains abou
hair a dozen stores for ront and all o.
them at advanced rents over that OF
year ago.
During alterations TO the building at th'
norteast corner Of Ninth and Marke
streets occupied by the Delaware Trus
Company they will remove their ofhcel
temporarily to the store at the northeast
corner OF Ninth and King streets.
William r. Garrett has purchased the
three-story brick dwelling No 1905 Wesi
street for 90 mn TNo rou-e will be altered
nto a nat after March 25.