The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-26
REAL TY FIR NJ
MAKES GOOD
REPORT
The Office Of McKseye q
Coss Announce Sales
ToTalIing ST $50. 900

The return 81 prosperity 10 tho
farmer has already been felt Ia
the real estate business in Wash
ington. according to the office IL
McKeever A. Goss. who yesterday
announced sales totaling 1856. 900.
This unusual record OF sales In
wolves a period Of the early sum.
mer. which has heretofore generally
been regarded as the dull season
and the fact that this extensive
business has been transacted In ii
normally dull season gives rise to-
the belief that the rail- market will.
be an unusually strong and active
one.
IN this large total 81 sales were
tWenty-seven transactions involv-
Ing vacant ground, large and small
houses, apartment houses and busis
ness properties. Among the deals
announced WAS the transfer Of the
Bachelor Apartment at 1877 HI
street for & local investor in ex-
change for parcel OF forty-five
acres adjoining Rock Creek PARK,
which belonged to the Realty SerV.
Ice Corporation Another OF the.
large transactions was the sale 0R
the business property at 3118 -Four
teenth street northwest, store and
apartment building which was sold
Tor Edward Kohner to Andronelse
y. James. In this transaction the
office of Gardiner & Dent repre-
scented the seller.
THE following properties, 1920
BIagden avenue, 190S-10 Fourteenth
street. 1409-11 4 street, and parcel
Of ground in Anacostia were trans
eerred to d local investor for a forty.
dve-acre tract Of ground adjoining
Rock Greek Park, which tract was
transferred to george b. Bryan who
plans to subdivide the acreage into
home sites.
In connection with the office Of
Joseph Shapiro Company q modern
frame bungalow at 1904 Brandywine
road was sold for r. III. Payne tO
Henry II. Broteler. "A small bunga-
low on Ridge street In Chevy Chase,
Nd. was sold for Paul Lyddane to
William G. Plumm. An apartment
- the Lew cooperative apartment
building just finished by M. and II.
B. Warren at 1905 Lanier. place
northwest was sold to Mary Walton
Kent aid one Of the Leland was sold
TO Eilxabern Summerhays. This
tralissstlaon was handled IN con.
llection with the office Of Borden
and Newbo.d.
One Of the bungalows Ia Leland.
1905, was sold to David w. Cox
Tor al. and II. b. Warren.
~. and r. B. Warren purchased
from William Van Ness five lots
adjoining their new subdivision ia
Leland, Md.
Joseph Sanders purchased from
Ralph w. Matthews the property
at 77-772 Girard street.
Lot 4. square 1852 was sold for
the William r. Finn estate to the
Most Reverend M. J. Curley. Arch
bishop Of Baltimore; one Of the
new homes at 1902 Fourth street
northeast, erected by McKeever &
Goss last year was sold for Nina
Spence to Laura ". Belt, and then
resold to Roy N. Hoffman and
wife. Al six-room new home at
1903 Quincy street was sold by N.
Il. Sansbury q Co. to George Al.
GUNNER, and six-room frame
bungalow located at Connecticut
avenue and Rodinan street was sold
for Catherine McCarron to the
Haywood and q two.story modern
brick home in Woodley, 1856
Twentyeighth street was purchased
by the Reverend Mimi G. Marseglio
from Mary r. Burrows.
Tlo tour-story apartment house
at 1922 Massachusetts avenue. be-
longing to w. D. Tenille, was trans
ferred to Albert Hislop IN exchange
for modern apartment house re-
Gently completed by Harry Kite at
1881 @ street; frame bungalow
Just completed by M. ana r. B.
Warren at Leland was sold to VIII
SON r. and Viola johnson and the
large, attractive brick residence
completely detached at 1909 varnum
street was sold for Alice w. Simp.
son to Helen T. Carr.
One Of the new, six-r m frame
houses recently completed by Clar.
ence Fl. Small at 62S Orleans Place
northeast, was sold to Stephen ID.
! Lefas; q three-story brick home at
1912 Calvert street was purchased
BY Mary Alderman from Mrs. Der.
tina Cohen.
David Al. Baer purchased the Den.
Yer Apartment at 1419 Chaplin street,
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