The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-12
important Sales are Report
ed on Fashionable AIonu-
nlent Avenue
I'M POLLARD PLANS
TO BUILD RESIDENCE
WaiIerstein Figures in S47 900
Broad Street Business Pro-
perty Deal--Other
Sales Recorded +.
Things ara locking np ="

Things are looking np,
This IS what real estate man said
yesterday,
lie had jos. pulled oil several IDEAS
netting him snug sum.
The man ia question was HenrY
= WalierSteiu. who r. known as tho
Napoleon Of the rvsi estate weird
in Richmond
Mr.. Walierstein aiu nor cstre Abou.
going into details. sut his side part~
nnr. jim Pollard. III. ---
AIR. Pollard is q member % the
firm oil Pollard 4 ltagby He said
hts ilrm had done something like
S1en. 600 worth Of business aHi To
make the thing mere interesting he
himself figured In one nj the deals
IL the extent of being ne purchase
If sixty feet frontage on The north
side OF Monument avenue, bnWeen A.
lison and DAVIS avenues. for Si2,oa"
He expects Ia put up q palatlal homo
for himself on this site.
To Put Up Homes.
On this same black, Emile Clark
bought frontage If dfty feel fo-
stu. 900. Mrs. lara f. Naliefstefts
Sought sfStF feet re7 fsase' @:.f.ssets estsa
IL. &iaFh ACQUIRED - tFA .N4RN Atit -
five feet front for $1,000. II IL an
,lerstood that in addition 10 the one
In he erected by Mi Pollard hand
some brown some homes witt FL mp f,r,
All there sites. la the course ef the
next year.
The Lots arc located On Z sec.
tlon of property owned by the .sltison
and Addison estates.
Pollard and Bagby also sold for
r. T.. 10th the lot and brick store
MT Ais Fast broad street fer s@1, ohd,
Henry ), WalIerstein was the pur-
chaser The lot has frontage of
IS feet and depth Of 80 feet.
Cash sales figured in all The trans
actions. according "a Mir, Pollard, aud
h, ought TO know.
a,st<sa y, i4taSs foars Blocks. p |s}r~= ~
MIR Waiierstrsn also acquired fottr
blocks of land In the vicinity Of the
new reservoir adjacent To what II
known as the Ratskeuer rroperty, re
Gently ACQUIRED by the city for addi-
tion,u park purpose, lie bought the
land for investment purposes
NJ l.. Hofheimer executed some
thing Of Z: deal during the week by
selling his new store at Third and
Troad streets to H. s, Bloomberg
and Alvin r. fIutzler for $4,000.
: Mr. Iiofheiinaf put up ffiis bafidlfie
last year aud Is now occupying II as
shoe store. The building has q
frontage of IS feet Mr.. Hotheimer
purchased BeIvidere Hall at Belvi-
dere and Main streets from j 81.
Keppler. of Washington. for sis.-
900. He sold this property to Mr.,
keppler last year. Belvfdere Hall
Ia n
Main street
West End Active.
There were all sorts OF talk about
activity nthe West End and espe-
cially along Broad street road in the
neighhorhood of the R..+E. and T..
crossing. Several pieces of property
on the north side of the road are
reported TO have changed hands in
the last few days.
Out at the corner Of Grove avenue
and the boulevard there WAS talk that
an apartment house, with suites to
accord with the means of persons ON
moderate salaries, Will be erected.
Williams & Cease. reported to be be-
hind the deal, had nothing to give out
when seen in regard to the project.
il was learned, however, that the
apartment is practically an assured
fact, and will prove quite an addition
to residential quarters in that sec
ton.
This Firm Thoughtful.
So far Richmond has been treated
chiefly to the high-gradn apartment
for the idle rich. whose incomes go
well into the thousands. Realizing
this. the firm of Williams Il Cease
got busy with the idea that the man
eminently respectable and yet not
flushed with income deserved some
attention at the hands of the apart
ment builders.
Plans are now beir-- drawn for the
Boulevard apartment and will doubt
less be given out In d week or two.
l.arxc Quarters fnx the Apart rnsnt
lceatiausd IA Fourth pare.