The Washington times., 1922-09-23
ACTIVE MARKET
|SFORESEEN BY
REALTY EXPERT.
McKssysr & 0oss Report Long
List Of Sales This
Summer.

A very active market for both resi-
dencs and business property II indl'
Gated In O list OF sales announced
last week by the firm OF Mckssyer
x Goss, 1415 l street northwest. Ao-
cording 20 Mr.. MeKsevsr, the months
just clpssd have been the most active
summer months in many years, and
the early fall demand for property
indicates q very brisk and firm mar
ket ahead.
The total Of recent sales by this
firm amounts to 3450,000. This in
ciudss about thirty deals. This firm
has recently completed the sale OF
the entire row Of new homes built
by c, H, Small on Ashmead Place.
being Nos. 2312 to 1928. Four OF the
large DETACHED homes built by c. II.
Small on Macomb street In Cleveland
Park. have also been sold.
List Is Long.
The complete list Of sales as an
nounced follows,
No. 1894 Spring road, semi
deatcbsd brick house, one Of the
larger operations OF Winfield Preston,
just off Sixteenth street, was sold to
Elsie 7. Fisher, for Q home.
Other properties In the Preston
operation recently sold include 1850
Spring road, sold to Virginia ID. Cas-
sdy for an Investment 1856 Spring
road. sold to Margaret Engiei 1887
Spring place to Carl Peterson; 1851
Spring place, sold to Frederick l..
Volland. and 1448 Spring road. also
sold to Alice N. -Drury and Virginia
d. Cassidy,
Joseph r. Peters was the pur.
chaser OF an attractive bungalow ut
Sunnysids. Va. from Richard 3.
Shreye,
2O17 M street northwest was sold
foF the heirs OF John l.. Vogt to
Patrick T. INLAND.
Assistant Postmaster General
Bartlett and Albert II. Hislop pur-
chased a large tract Of unimproyed
ground adjoining Rock Creek Park
Pierce Shoemaker. Development
being made and will be announced
In the near future.
The small apartment house at
1874 Twenty.first street was sold
TO Samuel Oscar Peck for Mrs.
Louise Baxter.
Propose Development.
An attractive bungalow, 23s vii.
low avenue, Takoma Park, was ex,
changed for the premises at 1921
Iowa avenue owned by Robert c.
Daiyrmple, who Is now occupying
the Takoma Park house as his resi-.
dence. The house at 1921 Iowa
avenue has since been sold in con.
nection with the office of N. l..
Sansbury.
The large brick house at 1898 I
street was sold for DR.. z. w.
Murtz to Miss NJ. Amy Courvereau.
William A. Burdine was the pur-
chaser from c. II. Small Of the semi
detached brick residence at l4l7
Twenty-second street.
4 small apartment house at ll3
Second street was sold for Amy
Couryereau to Abraham Schwartz.
One Of the new c. II. Small houses
at POI Ashmsad place was sold to
Marshall J, Waple for his home.
No. 1917 Belmont road, a three.
story brick house, was sold to c. II.
Small.
Thomas r. welch purchased 21s
r street northeast from Jacob and
Josephine Viehmeyer.
A large detached house OF stone
construction. No. 1854 Macomb
street, was sold for C. II. Small to
SejIb Hekimian.
Anna Chuamontet was the pur.
chaser OF the premises 1920 Gar.
field street from Mrs. Zella Porter,
Josephine c. and Madge Mcdonald
purchased from c. n. Small one OF
the new houses at 2s14 Ashmead
place.
Harris shapero, builder. sold to
Annie Il. Paxson one Of his new
brick houses at 1889 Girard street.
Thomas II. Donohue sold to Mrs.
Mary Maramiam the house at S5i9
Twelfth street for an investment.
A very pretty detached home at
3731 Jsnifer street was sold TO Com
mander and Mrs. Belt, OF the navy,
for Lieut.. and Mrs. Harvey E. John.
son.
Mrs. Kate w. Carmichael was the
purchaser Of one Of the large de.
tached homes built by c. II. small,
1852 Msoomb street, in Cleveland