New-York tribune., 1920-03-07

In the "Hill City" arc larger, have
more rooms, have choicer locations and
/ the construction is better.
Whist Your Dollars VIII Buy
Fourteen thousand dollars is de-
manded for houses Of seven rooms,
buffers pantry and baths; $4,000 for
eight-room houses and $4,000 to $780,
900 for the nine-room houses. Tho
best building art has been employed in
the construction not only Of Summit
houses but houses In Short Hills.
Summit is populated by families
which came there from the city, SO the
home construction has been along the
most modern lines, and all comforts
and apartment house features that can
consistently be installed under the in
vestment are there. The $4,000 houses
are Of bungalow style and are to be
erected In Morris Street, which Is to the
north Of the railroad tracks. The early
succesa Of the development, which has
just been launched, will determine how
many OF these houses will be erected.
Your First Payment
An initial payment Of less than 5000
may not be accepted on houses selling
for $4,000 up to $4,000. The Eugene
Jobs-H. F. Beck Company, selling agent
for the Summit Homes Land Company's
houses, is Of tho opinion that that
amount should be invested.
There 10 psychology In the stand or
the expression Of the real estate agents.
The man who has failed to provide for
eventualities when food and COM
modities cost very much less cannot be
expected to accomplish much now that
every article Of wearing apparel and
foodstuf Is at skyhigh prices and Is
going up. But business expressions
are subject to ehanges, and should you
not have az much money az the agents
desire it would be we'll to talk the mat
ter over ytth them, because q finer. q
better and q larger Summit Ia the aim
ct every broker and every resident Of
Summit. There are extenuating cir
cumstances, In other words, which will
override the strongest obstacles.
Builders Promise to Provide More
Tho houses under construction in
Summit are the forerunners Of others
The Summit Homes Land Company will
continue its development, and the inn
pressicn is that other builders will con-
tinue. Land in Summit sells at about
$36 front foot. On Prospect Hill and
IN the Canoe Brook section land sells
for from $50 to 500 front foot.
There will come on the market be-
tween now and May some thirty Sum-
SNs~~s4st <SSOA
ten years. The prices for these range
from $7,500 to $4,000.
Summit 1s q town Of ripe old age.
Refined melloYness 10 evident at every
turn. Churches, schools and civic In
situations are many in Summit. The
claim IL made that the town Is the
highest on the Delaware, Lackawanns
& Western suburban system.
In the Land Of Short Hills
Just below Il is Short Hills, 80 called
because Of the undulating contour Of
the land. It 10 section Of jmall es-
tates and has been built up slowly and
folks who have been attracted BY the
beauty OF the place and the opportuni-
ties TO engage IN outdoor life.
II the Short Hills country 10 pre-
ferred< Frederick p. Craig will build
you Q home II those he has under con-
struction have been sold in tho last
few days. He II now engaged in erect
ing hve homes, soma In tho Brentwood
section and others In tho Campbell
tract. which 30 controls. Several ad-
the market this spring with the expirs~
tion Of leases. It is likely that they
will be purchased by the tenants. soma
OF whom have been paying about 81 200
IA year under leases starting three
years ago.
Tho relief to the homeseeker there
is n tAs direction Of new homes, those
under construction and those whtdh Nr.
Craig Will erect On order. Tho homes
In hand arc we'll under way, and Ia
another few weeks painters will be
able to take these Now England farm
in white paint. Houses under way in
the Brentwood section are being offered
at $4,000 and $lS,5o0, and one at
$4,000.
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