The San Francisco call., 1913-08-02
LOCAL SALES FOR
JULY NEAR THREE
MILLION MARK
Many Large Deals Consun-
mpteu-Western Addition
Tops Record With Sales
of More Than $1,O0O,0OO

During the month of July there were
oS5 sales of San Francisco real estate
recorded for total of s2.s3s,7s5, ac-
enrding to Thomas Magee & Sons COM
pllattons. This is well up to the figures
Tor the month of June, when the total
of sales amounted to $S.062.321 The
falling off OF business in the real estate
market is caused directly by the 7nan-
cial stringency and the difficulty of OBJ
taining loans even at higher rates of
interest. In addition, we have also
felt the effect OF the usual summer dull
ness which is apparent each year during
the summer vacation season. However.
X is anticipated that. as financial mat
ters are slowly improving. after the
summer months have passed the real
estate market Will again become more
active and increased business will re-
suit.
The largest sale OF the rsonth was
that OF the northwest corner of Fill
more and Ellis streets. 1877 IS feet front
In Fillmore street by S7:6 feet in Ellis
street sold by the Peninsular Realty
company to the Jones' -Schoenfeld COM
pany.
In the so vara section. sales OF i'm
portance in this district include the
south side OF Sutter street. 1875 feet
east OF Jones. 52:11 feet front by 1875
feet, by William r. Daingerfield to the
G. ". Hume company; the northeast
corner of Powell and Filbert streets.
es:s by 1875. Walter NJ. Painter ct al
TO the Peter Dean company, by commits
sioner's sale: the southwest corner of
Jackson and Jones streets, SI:6 by S2:6
by Walker r. Props TO William 5.
Brocl1ie; the northeast side of Mont
gomery avenue. s3:7 northwest of VAL
lejo street, SOS by irregular depth, by
AlForf+1 af c1 N q Onatn
In the 100 vara section: A deed was
placed of record from Margaret Morgan
to the Savings Union Bank and Trust
company to property in the southwest
side Of East street. 1875 feet southeast
Of Market, 91.S front by 1875 feet
deep to Steuart This is another OF
the purchases made presumably by the
Southern Pacific Railroad company in
this section The east corner of Third
and Tehama streets. 30x105, with Il
25x50 in rear was sold by Walter II.
Sullivan to Charles s. Howard; and the
northwest side of Jessie street, so feet
southwest of Seventh. 200xS0, was sold
by the Holmes Investment company to
James L. Mclaughlin.
In the Western Addition: In addition
TO the sale of the northwest corner Of
Ftrlmore-and Ellis streets, noted above,
the three story building In the north
side of Suffer street, 1894 feet east or
Van Ness avenue. SO feet front by 10
feet deep, back to Fern street in rear,
was sold in trade by Charles Schles-
singer to the Wenban Estate, Inc, the
southeast corner of Van Ness avenue
and Jackson street, 127:Sx123. being
taken in part payment. The north side
OF washington street. 1875 feet west
Of Octavia, 1876 feet front by 255:4
feet deep to Jackson street, was sold
by the Dunphy estate to Mary L. Phe-
Ian, and the northwest corner of Eddy
and Franklin streets, 77:6x120, was sold
by Ida W. Palache to the board OF
church extension of the Methodist
Episcopal church, south.
In the Mission. the northwest corner
of Valencia and Twenty-third streets,
55x75, was sold by George w. Prindle
to Nellie B. Clough. In the Potrero,
the city bought from the John Center
company a tract of land fronting 173
feet in Florida street, 25s feet IN
Division street and 1876 feet In Ala
media street. In the outside lands and
homesteads sections % acres of the
relief home tract were sold by the city
10 Walter III. Leimer, who in turn trans
ferredN the property TO the Newell
Murdock company, who will subdivide
the land and develop 1t for home build
ing purposes.