The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
REAL ESTATE AND
BUILDING NEWS
Continued From First Page,

(COnllQuet loul az
With prospects most gathering for
MANY more. Judging by the number
of inquiries. this property is CROWNS
in interest every day
Few sections possess so many nat
ural advanta ges for growth and en-
hancement, and it does not require
much guessing to foreteii the lu'uie
of Woodland Heights
Washington Ward, old Man ,sI e.,
itself. is showing decided activity. and
the records show that many real estate
transfers are being made daily. More
than $4,000 of deals were MADE IN tne
new ward the past week. pht tne
agents who engineered them are NOT
Wiling to give out any particulars.
Another jump goes from Washington
Ward across the river and TO west
fla mpton, where the local agents are
still selling lots to actua! home-puila.
ers 1t is authoritatively stated that
nine of the big Westhampton lots
found ready purchasers the past week.
Wcstham Or the Market.
President a. l. Mcclellan of the
yesterday the Westham acre lots had
been taken off the market Temporarily
pending the improvements being made
by landscape artists and engineers
brought here by the company. These
artists and engineers designed and laid
out the grounds for the Paris EXPOSE
tion and the Exposition at Jamestown
as we'll as other large lots. They are
LAYING off roadways and dividing the
property into suitable plots for villa
the work completed in about a month.
AS soon as this work is completed the
company will begin a campaign for
the purpose Of settling up this 1n, prop
gineers say that, with the completion
| Of their work, which is now being car
| ried on with a large forte of men. this
| property will be second to none any
beauty physical advantages. attractive
ness and healthy surroundings. During
| the past week President Mcclellan
sold Twenty-Five acres, and, because OF
! the number of inquiries. he announced
/, the withdrawal of the property until
the engineers had completed their work
| of beautifying the ground and adding
| every possible feature of attraction
| and advantage.
| side there is more than the usual
building activity, More than half the
people who have bought lots in that
! delightful suburb have become home.
builders, and as result the noise of
| the hammers and the saws and the
| trowels is TO be heard there and there
| abouts all Through the hours of the
day. Not less than a dozen houses
| have been contracted Tor In the Court
and the sales OF =! 1ots tor Set more
Out At Gtnter Park Park extensive i'm
/ Brooke Avenue, 1t Is said that l,oOr
feet OF more of .granolithia pavement
viii be laid on this thorough fare dur
ling the summer. Many new residences
are going up, and while they naturally
attraet ths atsen,ion ofthe occasional ls ia
sl.E,.g
terribly Impatient and oYer-anxious
perhaps TO see the finishing touches
put on. No wonder, for nome u
4 C;inter Park is athing to be eager for
4 In the Old TNwn ARnin.
But coming back to Richmond prom,
/ err: AS before stated the agents ne aIf
4 sixty-odd Will tell q newspaper ma,
what they are.dolng' but here a a.,
| there some facts We're pic Sed up p !, s. !
4 III. L. Ilenoon last Week sold 4 s and u
\ North Eighth street for the snug cup