The Washington herald., 1911-01-15
FIFTY MILLIONS
IN REALTY SALES
Willett & Reinecke Estimate
1910 at that Figure.

| The Willett & Reinecke Company re-
port that the real estate market has
opened up unusually active for this sea-
son of the year. Their sales for
| the past three weeks. amounting
to over $1,000. clearly indicate that in
| vestnrs as we'll as homeseekers are truly
optimistic as to the substantial growth
of the National Capital. The total sales
of Washington real estate for the
year ended December 81. 1910. amount
ed to over S0.0O.0OO. and judy
ing by the wonderful growth of this city
during the past year. as compared with
former years, the total sales for the
present one bid fair to exceed the most
exaggerated idea.
The recent sales of this company COM
prise the following:
For Edward 7. Crismond to Laura F..
Onley and Edward B. Onley. premises
1000 Maryland avenue northeast. The i'm
provements consist of a fine three-story
corner pressed brick contains nine rooms
and two baths, heated by hot water,
cabinet nantels, all conveniences.
For Thomas w Maccubbn and Fan
rie L. Maccubbin TO Charles J. Wade.
premises 14lS and 1i20 street northeast.
These houses. which are in the row of
pleted by Mr.. Maccubbin. are of the
colonial type. containing seven rooms
and bath each, all up-to-date improve
ments- Large porches across the front
For Charles J. Wade to Louis CostaS-
gini. 1896 Fifteenth street northwest. 1t
is a three-story brick dwelling. contain
ing nine rooms and two baths, heated
by hot water, embelliShed by handsome
cabinet mantels, hardwood trimmings.
and all the latest convenienceS. Lot Is
by 100 to alley.
For james A. Meourty to Delbert M
and Annie Is. Wells. two lots in Oxford
avenue, Chevy Chase Addition. contain
ing about 1900 square feet. Early this
spring ground will be broken for the
erection of a handsome country home
for Mr.. Wells.
For James F. Brennan to Mrs. Anne
S. Green. of Virginia. premises 6i7 Park
road northwest. 1t is a two-story and
cellar colonial brick: seven rooms and
bath; cabinet mantels; heated by fur
mace: lot Is by 20.
For John L. Garrison to Earl N. Lohr,
600 Columbia road northwest. This is one
Of the row of new colonial houses re-
Gently erected by Mr.. E. T. Crismond.
The house is a two-story and cellar colo
nial brick. contains six rooms and bath,
furnace heat. cabinet mantels. and all the
latest ideas in modern homes. Lot % by
100 to 3O-foot alley.
For E. l. Santmyer to Mr.. c. w.
Swayne, dwelling TO Shepherd street
Petworth subdivision 1t is a
two-story and cellar colonial brick, con-
tanning seven rooms and bath, hot-water
heated. gas and electric lights, and cabi-
net mantes. Lot, 20 by 100.
For Jennie E. Abbott to Charles F.
1l26 Spring road northwest. The
house. being a double one. has a frontage
Of fifty feet, contains seven rooms and
bath, hot-water heat, embellished with
cabinet mantels, handsome gas fixtures, |
and all up-to-date conveniences.
For Mrs. Anne S. Green to Di Blast !
Gioachino. premises CAT Park road north !
west. 1t is a two-story and cellar press |
brick Of the colonial type. seven rooms |
and bath. cabinet manteIs, and furnace |
heat. Lot, IS by 20.
For Edith H. Gottwals and d. B. Gott-
walls to Daniel w. Leighton. premises
rs and CT Columbia road northwest.
These two houses are In the row recently
completed by Mr.. Gottwals. They are
and cellar colonial bricks con-
aiming six rooms and bath each. heated
,y hot water. They have large porches
Icross the front. Lot, II by 100.