Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT. CALENDAR
Trading Of Week Featured by Sew
eral Large Sales of Bust
ness Property.
waDDEY COMPANY BUYS STORE
Biilings's Sale Of Cufle's Neck Farm
Is Event in Henrico Real Estate
Circles-yolumc Of Building Per-
mits Below Normal.
There was an Increase in the amount

TEerc was ar 1EcrcaSc IN the amount
OF money spent tor local real estate
last week rs compared with that 81
the foregoing period. although the
number of transfers placed on record
was not nearly AS large as for the
previous week. This can be attributed
TO the fact that there were several
large property transfers. and these
comprised the bulk OF the weeks trad
ing.
The past week witnessed very lit
tie activity in local real estate. and
had It not been for the large deals
completed the trading would have been
below normal. The trading was not
heavy. and on only one day the clerks
of the Chancery Court were kept busy
recording deeds. This was on Friday.
and the number of deeds placed on
record on this day was much larger
than on any previous day this fall.
One Of the largest transfers OF the
week occurred when p. j. Beattie and
his wife sold the Park View Apart
inents to c. *. Lassiter for $4,000. Tho
apartment house IS located 1T the
southwest corner of Davis and Ma
plewood Avenues. The land has a
frontage OF nifty feet on the south
line OF Maplewood Avenue and ex-
tends back a depth OF 1870 feet on
the west line of Davis Avenue.
EYEREIT wADDEY COMPANY
BOY MAIN STREET STORE
Everett Waddcy Company hecam.
tho owners OF .ot OF hand on Icas.
Main Street during the week. The
company purchased the property from,
George A. Anderson for the sum of
$4,000. The property included i'm
provements known as HOE East Mhin
Street and had frontage OF twenty
four cect on the south line OF Mair
Street and n depth of 1872 feet
The site Is now occupied by the Fv-
erett Waddey Company.
II. S. Wallcrstc!n and his wife and
Frank Marchctti and his wife figured
in two large deals. which turned out
70 be swap of nroperty. WRllerstei1
and his wife transferred TO Marchetti
property located on West Broad Street
and valued n. $4,000. Tho deal In
GUIDED improvements known as 1917
and lcIa West Broad Street and lad
frontage or fo"tytwo feet on the
sonth line-of Broad Street and a depth
of i:0 set
In exchange for this lot of land
Marchetti and his wife transferred to
Wallerstein n valuable piece OF prep
erty located in the business section of
the city on East Main Street. A tax
valuation Of $4,000 was paid upon
this lot of land The deal Included
improvements known as I40s East
Main Street. The property fronts
twcntyfour feet eight and one-I,alf
inches cn tho north line of Main
street. and has m irregular depth
RILI.INGs'S SALE FEATURES
TRADING IN HENRICO
There was an unusual increase in
the Henrico trading, but this can be
attributed to the sale of the Cu-le's
Neck Farm by Cornelius X c. Rii-
inEs to Charles II. Ruddock for
$500. 900.
Yesterday. 4 short business closed
the week. anG despite the fact that
u vas Saturday. large numbers of
de"ds was placed on record. There
were ten property transfers. amount
ing TO over $4,000
The report of the Building Inspec-
tor shows decrease in the number
OF PERMITS issued and also in the
amount of money spent for building
and repairing structures In the CITY.