Evening star., 1924-08-23
REALTORS REPORT
| SALES OF $65Q,0D|)
Business, Residence and
Apartment Properties
/; Among Transfers.

A strong demand for all classes of
properties was reported today by
;Moore & Hill, Inc, in announcing
sales agsregating $780, The de-
mand for properties at equitable
prices and reasonable terms Is greater
than the supply, with the future out
look very promising, according to
members of this firm. The sales fol-
lows
y two-story dwelling, 1855 Sixth
sstreet northwest, sold for 1850 to
Peter Zaimes, who will occupy it as
"a home.
An attractive colonial home, 3036
Park place northwest, sold for about
$4,000 for Mr. Heath. The purchaser
will take immediate possession of
same for home.
y business building, with apart
sments above, 1715 Eleventh street
northwest, sold to Milton Opey for
r. NJ. Barry for a consideration of
about $1,000. Mr.. Opey is occupying
1T for business purposes.
The corner Of Meridian and Brown
streets was sold to Harry Bralove for
approximately $4,000. Mr.. Bralove
is now constructing an apartment
building on this site.
The premises at 121 New York ave-
snue northeast was purchased by A
w. Fclka for approximately $13,500
This is ten-room residence, for
merly occupied by j. +. Connolly.
a three-sto brick residence, 1916
Nineteenth street northwest, was pur-
'chased by a local Army officer, who,
after alterations, will occupy it as his
home. The price of this property
was $4,000.
The residence at 1885 Mintwood
place northwest was sold for Mr..
Lieberman to Mrs. Wofford for ap-
.proximately $4,000. This is ten
room house.
The house at 500 c street north
west was purchased by Robert Zie-
polt for a consideration of about
,s12,500. After improvements the pur-
-chaser will occupy the premises.
The property at $500 X street
northwest was purchased by an in
'ternationally famous artist from D..
Carroll Digges for approximately
4S15,000. This property was one of
'the first built in this section, and is
Historical. George Washington, John
Adams and many other notables WIS.,
,ited there.
a detached frame residence, 1441
Madison street, was purchased by }.
II. Connolly from a. w. Felka at
consideration of approximately $40
.000. Mr.. Connolly expects to occupy
the premises as his home.
Three store properties. 1852. 1854
'and 1856 Florida avenue northeast,
swere sold to local investor by Mrs
Julia Davidson for $4,000. This sale
was made in conjunction with Wal
ter A. Buscher & Co.
on Livingston street near Connec-
.ticut avenue d new home, built by
Harry Bralove. was sold TO Mr.. Stefg
for s15,500. Mr.. Steig is occupying
,the premises as a home.
A business property, 2101 PennSyl-
'vania avenue northwest, was sold by
Wallace Bryant to local merchant.
who, after extensive alterations, will
OCCUPY the building as his place of
business.
- A nine-room dwelling, 1882 V street
northwest, was sold by Wallace Bry-
tant to +. NJ. Barry for approximately
.$23,500. Mr. Barry will hold the
property as an investment.
!, The property at 1919 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest was sold by It. IAN
ney Brown and William A. Hill to
James Craven for approximately $780,,
600. This business property, after ex-
tensive alterations, will be occupied
as Mr.. Craven's place of business.
A home, 242S Tracy place north
west. was sold for approximately
$500 to d client, who will occupy
the same as a residence. This prop
erty was sold for Mr.. McInnerney.
The property at 1912, 1914 and 1916
X street northwest was sold for Wal
lace Bryant to a local builder, who
will improve the premises with an
attractive modern apartment building.
This sold for approximately $4,000.
An apartment located on Meridian
street near Sixteenth street was sold
to Mrs Julia Davidson for -approxi
mateIy $3.50 This sale was made