Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31
MORE BUILDING;
REALTY SALES
Real Estate Sales, Totaling
$54,0 900 in This Vicinity
Sold During Past Days.
SOME BIG PROPERTIES
Perth Amboy and Vicinity
Figures in Several Large
Building Contracts.
SOME BIG PROPERTIES

Real estate sales totaling $4,000
have been made in this vicinity dur
ing the past few days. These sales
are in addition to other large sales
which have been reported since the
first of the week. 1t cannot be said
that there Is any big boom In real
estate or building, but from present
appearances, it would seem as II
the market is considerably brighter
than it has been for many months.
In addition to the real estate sales
Il has keel learned that John Noble
Pierson & Son, architects and engin-
GERS of this city have been awarded
the contract for the erection ana
completion of extensive alterations
to a building in Red Bank, Mon
mouth county, which Is to be occu.
pied by the Broad Street Natonal
Bank of that place. The building is
i've stories in height and will be
made into a modern Office building.
n. w. Schrimpf & Company. Of
this clay will furnish the plumbing
steel and George w. Stilwell also of
this city will furnish the Plumbing
and heating. The cost of the
building will be in the neighbor-
hood of 100000.
Pierson and Son have just COM
pleted an extensive bank building
in Flemington for the Hunterdon
County National bank. and have
their proposition under constdera-
Non by several large banking insti-
Ations In nearby cities.
Jacob M. Klein has purchased the
residence at 178 Rector street. Price
said to be $4,000. This sale was
also made through the Charles l..
IL ArrrraF
The same firm also reports the
sale OF a bungalow in Woodbridge
I'd DR.. y. L. MacDowali, conddera-
ton $4,000, and the property of B.
Felishman at Metuchen to A. Bala-
bas of Catherine street. this city,
consideration $4,000.
Real Estate Sales
The real estate sales in this city
and vicinity which total $54, 900, are
as follows:
F. Avchen. of Hall avenue, has
purchased the residence. corner
Gordon and Rector streets OF
Charles M. Peterson. Mr.. Peterson
Is said to have received $4,000 for
the property. The sale was con-
summated by Carl Fassler of the
real estate firm of Charles l..
Steuerwald, Inc.
The house of Mrs. o. w. Ramsay.
159 Rector street, has been pur-
chased by I. T. Madsen. of Lewis
street. Mrs. Ramsay is now living
at Kew Gardens. Long Island. The
new owner of the Rector street
property will take possession May
1.
Building Agreements
Building agreements for school
building projects which aggregate
s195,451 have been filed with the
county clerk. Thomas Wilburn has
contracted with the Raritan Town
ship for the installation of heating
and ventilating system, alterations
and additions at School No. 8. Pts
Getaway, amounting to $13,650.
johnson and Miller will construct
an eight-room fireproof brick build
ing az Fords, Raritan township, at a
cost of SS0.721. Thomas Wilburn
will install ventilating and heating
systems in this building costing
S11,5S6.
William Higley has contracted for
plumbing alterations at the Piscata-
way school at a cost of $6,755. and
Armstrong Bros. will install the
plumbing in the new building to be
constructed at Fords. Armstrong
Bros. work will amount to $500. -
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