The Washington herald., 1911-03-12
SPRING MARKET Is
UNUSUALLY ACTIVE
Willett & Reinecke Report
Many Recent Sales.

I
the realty market comes from the busy
Office of the dealers. The business is in
! full swing. Brokers have closed many
deals. and the great number that are
now in course Of negotiation insures not
only a continuation of the activity, but
what is better, an increase in the vol
| ume of business.
! The WilIett & Reinecke Company.
Inc. report that the real estate markes
has opened up unusually active, and that
during the last few weeks sales of prop
erty aggregating ever $500 have been
made. The demand for desirably locat-
ed modern homes Ct reasonable price is
! greater than the supply, and this in
itself clearly indicates that parties who
! formerly rented have finally come TO
| fully realize that in buying homes they
not only save rent. but by reason of the
wonderful growth of the city they can
! always secure a fair profit on their in
| veStments.
The recent sales OF the WiIiett &
| Reinecke Company. Inc, comprise the
! following:
! For Jennie f. Abbott to Louisa J. Will
ner. premises 1868 Thirteenth street
| northwest The improvements consist
of a substantial two-story and cellar, bay
window pressed brick; six rooms and
bath; heated by hot water: gas and cleo
! trio lighted: cabinet mantelS; open
| plumbing and all the latest Conveniences.
For Kate r. Holt to H. NJ. Swiggett.
| Coz Newton street northwest. II is
! improved by ine two-story dwelling
! containing six rooms and bath. The lot
has a frontage of forty feet by a depth
of 100 feet.
For D. f. Thompson to Kate r. Holt,
dwelling ST Randolph street north
west. The improvements consist Of
! twO-Story and cellar brick. containing
six rooms and bath: hot water heated:
/ cabinet mantels. and is of the Colonial
! type, having a large porch covering the
entire width OF property.
Sale Near Union Station.
| For William F. Peabody. premises No.
SnS Massachusetts avenue northeast. II is
fine two-story and cellar bay window
! pressed brick: six rooms and bath, with
modern heating Dlant: by reason OF its
| being contiguous tc the Union Station
| it will ultimately he used for business
purposes. The purchaser name is with
held for the present.
For Thomas W. Maccubbin to sophia
Schaffer. premises No. 1854 c street
northeast. The dwelling which faces
both Fifteenth and c streets. is of Flem-
ish bond brick; two story and cellar;
seven rooms and bath: heated by hot
water. This is one of the row of twenty
| three houses of the Colonial type recent
" completed by MIR Maccubbin.
For Ernest 4. Boeger TO Clarence p.
Hight lots 3. 36, 81. 3S. and %, square
1885. These lots. (which contain an aS
gregate Of S,13i square feet. will be held
by the purchaser as an investment.
For Edward B. Owley and Laura F.
OwIey. to Nina Woodling. lot S24. square
22Oi. Mrs. WoodlinS is soon to have plans
prepared for a fine dwelling. and expects
to take possession during the early fall.
For f. +. Pairo to Henry F. Logger,
premises No. 1916 I street northeast 1t
is substantially improved by a modern
two-Story and cellar pressed brick dwell
ing, containing seven rooms and bath;
hot water heated; facing on l street and
Florida avenue.
For Thomas W Maccubbin 10 Ernest
A. Boeger. premises Nos. 1902 1872. and
1872 c street northeast. These dwellings
are of the Colonial type: each contains
six rooms and bath; heated by hot wa
ter: cabinet mantels; with large porches
across the front.
For William c. Mcneil to Edith H.
Gottwals. lots 81. s.. e. and 81. square
3O52. containing in all about 1906 square
feet.
For Barnard and johnson. trustees, TO
William B. Hisholm. premises No. 516
Fourth street northeast. The improve
ments, which consist of fine three
story and cellar brick dwelling. contains
ten rooms and bath, having a frontage
of forty feet.
The abovt sales aggregate over SIS, 100.