The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-17
HOME BUYERS
i CONTINUE
STRONG
Over 100000 in Realty
. Sales Reported BY
1 Joseph Shapiro.

That there is constant and in
creasing demand for both residential
and business properties is shown in
the announcement by the Joseph
Shapiro Company, with a sales re-
eaport aggregating over $1,0OO,OOO.
The row of new homes located
on Varnum street, between Four
teenth and Sixteenth streets, con-
tanning eight rooms and two baths,
and recently completed by the JOS
eph Shapiro Company, ware sold
: to the following: John B. Arm
strong, Amelia Beadle, Thomas
r. Powers, Capt. Charles Salisbury,
Robert Wolfe, Robert Jenkins,
William L. Alexander. Arthur v.
Steinkraus, Mrs. r. Carroll, Mrs.
aMary U. Snyder, John A. Kephart,
John f. Downs, local investor; Mrs.
Margaret Redmond, Harry C. Gray.
INCLUDED in the residences sold
are two rows of twenty-five new
homes recently completed by this
firm on Crittenden street, between
Eighth and Ninth streets, Petworth.
These modern homes are tapestry
brick construction of colonial de-
sign, large front and double porches
s and contain six rooms and tile bath,
hotwater heat and electric lights.
Purchasers of these homes in
: clude: Gabriel Levy, Alex Tosch,
Victor E. Green, Dewitt j. Parrish,
@Alhert j. Jones, T. Colvin Johnson,
sQ.zJ. Kluh, Alex Baroni, A. E. VIII.
: son. Aaron Friedman, Mrs. Esther
Friedman, James II. Cooley, Conway
!. e. Clark, Henry B. Vrooman, Vim
: cent Finocchiare, Charles A. Kohl
mayer, j. J. Walsh, Nellie " Crown.
Adam E. Maier. Frank F. Thomas,
George H. NOVEL;, Bertram Bloch.
Premises 1431-33 Eleventh street.
located in the first commercial zone,
were sold to local investor. The
three-story brick structure at 80
@ street was sold for Harry Cohen
and Max Lenkin to s. Naussbaum
for a home. This house contains
nine rooms and bath. n. Cafritz
!. sold to A. Flax the business prop
erty at 1920 Fourth street north
west. This is a two-story brick
building containing store and apart
ment above. Seven tapestry brick
houses recently completed were sold
sthrough this office to: ". A. Nc
SAIear, A. J. Harris, Mrs. L. Rein
OaEn, A1dSOdl1Ild EOctdh0CA0S -
sE. Davis, Miss S. ]. Klaus, and
Mrs. Freda c.. Morrison. These
houses have six rooms and bath.
5 hot-water heat. electricity, Colonial
front and double rear porches.
No. S1S Decatur street, one of the
/. houses just completed by Morris
Cafritz, was sold to Mrs. c. b.
Mcdonald. Samuel Brown pur-
chased the semi-detached property |
at -47e4 Ninth street, Petworth, Tor
~ home. This is one of the row |
:of houses built by Norris Shapiro
Benjamin Ref obtained 47O7 Min:
s street, in this same row. Ihese
5 homes have six rooms and tile batn.
: B. Kritt secured two-family apart
fraent on Cedar avenue. Takoma !
Park. which he purchased Tor an
Investment. Eight stores recently |
completed at Fourteenth and Ran |
1iolph streets northwest, were sold |
TO local investors. The three-story |
brick dwelling at 1903 Randolph |
street was sold for Harry c. kor- |
man to Benjamin Meiman, who Will
make it his home. Two one-story |
stores at 1918 Georgia avenue were |
sold for S. Robin to an out-of-toWn
investor. Four one-story br1cl-
stores in the $500 block Georgia
avenue were sold to Isaac Wasser
and Harry Dick. The business
property at 1901 Fourth street was
sold for Oscar ReZnick to a local
iyivestor. This structure contains
q large store and apartment. Joseph
Jacob sold to Mrs. A. n. Nc
Donough, his modern home at 1922
Nineteenth street. This is semi
detached property, containing ten
rooms and two baths. Mrs. Nc
Donough will occupy the property
Joseph Jacobs purchased the two
story modern home located at 1347
Shepherd street, from Mrs. Ida
Cafritz, for his own use. Harry
Davis purchased the three story
brick business structure at sos H
street from p. J. Walsh. Mr.. Davis
will remodel this building.
Five stores, and apartments above,
located at the southwest corner of
Seventh and S streets, were sold to