The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-23
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sales was, a $4,000 residence, for which
they say they got the cash
G. w. Brown OF the firm OF Baldwin
& Brown, sold an East Main Street
store, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth,
for $4,000. The name OF the investor
is withheld for the present.
Amos & Poindcxter report the saies
OF city property, mostly In the west
End. amounting to $4,000.
The W. e. Purcell. Jr.. Company had
fairly good business amounting ,e
about $4,000. Among their sales were
Floyd Strset residence for $4,000 and
house and lot in Washingto ton Ward
which brought s1.soo. Their other
6nlcs consisted OF yacan: property on
Stuart Avenue and on Monument
Heights.
These are but samples. Many other
agencies had good business, but IT is
mlsnsy hard Dometlm.B 10 get inf6.-
nation outfof spme OF the agencies.
Gut In the Suburbs.
me rainy weather for tho better half
OF inc week had but little effect on
suburban transactions - thut Is. but lit.
.le pad eject All os the sascnts WHO
\ RAopSaay III Lie 6uUuIOdnt re-
gions had busy week When they
were not actually selling. ana the rams
permitted. they were showing beautifuI
\ suburban properly and hanging AZ
Whole Lot OF prospective deals On tina,
string.
IN Battery Court there was unusual
activity ana more than tho usual In.
curry Several lots were sold the past
week. and four OF the former buyers
\ Closed contracts with builders 10 cree,
houses as soon as possible.
FARMLAND has proven TO be a taking
card, and the agents who handle this
properly report active inquiry and sew
erai good sales to people who propose
TO build homes at once
Gintcr Park.
~. me 1. past week is reported as a ban
1or lots there has never been better.
| and one OF the most Interesting and
UNIQUE UNI meetings In the history OF the
p Piaes was held held at the Town Hall last
they have done. and defined a broad
course q deyelopment for the future.
o avd s soo people attended the meeting,
worker for that suburb. There are
now number OF homes under con-
srrnction. and S. e. Lindsay Will start
week.
Northampton Activity.
IN the western suburbs there has
been very much inquiry. and not day
went by rain or shine. thatprospective
situation out about Westhampton. The
practically completed. the general pub
!ic. especially that part OF 1t which
likes the air around about great edu-
and more Interested in that locality.
! I talked with a man yesterday who
showed me list OF the people who
and he had placed a red mark opposite
the name OF each buyer who has de-.
clared his intention TO. build home at
once. counted thirtysone red marks
had inside information that every one
of these homes Will be started. and
some OF them compile ted by or before
sold in Westhampton to prospective
home builders during the past week
| Westham Acreage Sites.
Land Company that is near by is also
makers the Sad Who Want 6is
q ea p ranE sad 9
all that kind OF thing-making coun-
try home on the city plan. and with all
Of the city convenience; Buildings
| are goingYup In the Westham region
Il. w. & Pizzini has started work on
his handsome home in section 81. and
L
pleted his home and moved In. The
handsome new residence for J. G. Smith
IS being pushed as pidly as possible.
mid die OF November. Other houses will
be started in the near future.
In speaking of this property. Mr..
Mcclellan. the president OF the COM
pany. says. that many people were un =
der the impression that because Of its
l perfect physical arrangement and
beauty, that the price was much CHER
L tina Ia rea11vN HANG Ske6. For In.
stance. you can buy property for, from
4 $500 an acre up to $1,000:
in this property, ana MI. mcclellan
says that he Is holding 1t down as
long as possible with view OF giving
the real home-bu1lder. and not the
Spectator. a chance and with this view
i his company Is doing all possible to
n ing. IS ~ ~
The fact that homes are financed by
the company makes it within the
4 means Of any on who i wishes Ito
save an easy matter to ACQUIRE