The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-12
A Week of Deals and
Sales That Were on
Larger Order.
ACTIVE ON BROAD:
DOINGS ON MAIN
That Give Large
Investors More Extensive
Frontage on Great Bust
ness Thoroughfares-spec-
ulators in Far Out Points
Very Quiet.

Ihere was something doing and a.
great deal of 1T in the real estate
| Ieaim last week. All OF the agents
mad fairly good business. and some Of
them real big trade. More sales on
the larger order were consumma+ed
during the week. and more OF this
KIND that had been practically made
before were closed up than has been
the case In several weeks. There have
been weeks when more sales were
made but then they We're more or
less on the small order and 1t took a
| great many of them to make a big
aggregate. Last weeks business was
mainly on the large order
AS usual, a majority OF the agents
are SLOW to go Into details when talk
ing to a man of news who Is in the
habit of printing what he hears about
TO the surface in one way and an
other to make n rather entertaining
real estate column.
Big DOinEs on Broad Street.
Pollard S Bagby who are always
| doing more business than they will
tell about, were persuaded to admit a
business for tho week running close
to and maybe a little over 100000.
Among some of their big deals may
be mentioned the sale OF SO feet on
| Broad. between Third and Fourth, to
| Mrs. Wilhelmia Schmidt. for S65.45o.
or s1,70o per front foot This prop
erty adjoins that Mrs. Schmidt bought
from the Same firm the week before
and gives her frontage on the north
side of Broad of SO feet Pollard az
Bagby also sold AIS East Broad to II.
9. Wallerstein for $4,000; also 1872
| feet at the southeast corner OF Davis
and Broad to w. ]. Gilmer for S4o,-
600: also three houses on West Grace
Street. near Shepherd. to w. H. Adams
| for s22.5o0. This firm also made the
| following smaller sales: For E. B.
Addison and Warner Moore. commits
north side OF Monument Avenue, be-
| tween Addison and Davis Avenues. to
the following gentlemen: so feet to
Mr.. Emile Clark for $4,000: so feet
to James ]. Pollard for $4,000; so
feet to II. S. Wallerstein for $4,000:
All OF these purchasers expect to build
| handsome homes on the property in
| the near future.
Large Deals.
]. D. Carneal & Son report business
| active during the past week. They
| made about twelve sales. aggregating
S125,o0o. and still have some large
ones on the string.
| The same firm put to record during
| the week a 1000 deal. including No.
Is East Broad Street, to Marchetti &
Baldacci. for $4,000: No 1o2 North
Eighth Street. to a. L. Straus. for $1s.-
| 900; Nos. 1926 and 1859 West Broad
Street. to H. S. wallerstein. for s24.-
600; also No. is North Eighth Street.
for Raphael Levy. for S1S,75S.
| Charles "a Rose Co., made sales as
follows:
| Twelve brick fat buildings. Robin
son and Cary. $4,000: 12S feet corner
$4,000: 1923 feet south side Grove Ave-
nue.. near West Street. $4,000: sixty
| feet Grace Street. west Of Boulevard.
[ $4,000; 16161S20 West easy Street.
s1O.5oo; thirty-two feet Allen Avenue.
] near Park Avenue, $4,000. making their
J total for the week S81,600.
/ w. NJ. Miller & Co. sold over $4,000
worth of realty as follows:
| Three Broad Street stores near
| eighteenth Street.
! Eighteenth Street; $50 feet OF ground
on Cary Street. west of the Boulevard:
| three homes in the West End; one
| homo on Pine Street.
Extensive Main Street Frontage.
! Sutton 6, CO. sold during the week
/ to Straus, Gunst s. Co. the store prop
erty. Nos. S0e and So4 East Main Street.
which gives Stratus & Gunst total
| frontage on Main Street. corner OF
Eighth. OF 104 feet. The price obtain
| ed was s65.oo0. Sutton & Co. also
made several smaller sales during the
week.
| Harrison & Bates sold to H. S. Wal
| lerstein 112 East Broad Street. but no
| figures are announced. Mr.. Waller
| STEIN who Is both buyer and u ssller,
| also bought four blocks of land near
the New Reservoir. and he sold four
teen moro lots In Woodland Heights
| Gibbouy & Nuckols did some right
! lively stunts In out-of-town realty,
! having sold a farm near Fort Harri-
| son. seven miles out. to John w. Car
son, for $3.50: another farm. near &C.
dar Point for $4,000. Both of these
| farms which are small ones, were sold
to city men, who are going to build
country homes on them This firm also
sold two acres on Brook Road to w.
E. Broaddus for $4,000. who will build
1 houses on the land for rent. Gibbony
/ & Nuckols made other sales on Monu-
| ment Avenue, on Broad Street and
Leigh Street and elsewhere, running
] their total for the week UP to about
| $4,000.
| Many Smaller Transactions.
/ Williams & Cease sold $4,000 worth
/ of property on the Boulevard. between
Floyd and Grove Avenues. to DR.. E. b. (
| Lpscombe.
| Hawkins & Buford hauled large
bnumber of prospective buyers out to
look at beautiful Westbrook Lawns.
and several fine deals ware hung on the
i string. This firm sold over $4,000
i worth of property on Hanover Street
4 and some on Elm Street and keEsing-
Ton Avenue
i Robinson & Phillips disposed OF about
i $3.50 worth OF stun. tho same b,ins
i in various parts OF the city and out
in the suburbs.
1 Ruenrmund & Bowles sold 100 feet