The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-01-09
100000 IN
SALES MADE

Despite the seasonal dullness il
real estate usually expected at thi
time OF the year, the Cafritz Com
pany has steadily maintained 1t
volume of sales, according to
current report listing recent tran
sactions amounting to over million
dollars. both in residential and bus
ness properties, in practically al
sections Of the city.
Prospects for a new year OF cor
tinued prosperity in real estate ar
clearly indicated by the rapidit
with which new operations offere
for sale find ready purchasers
The fact that Washington is on the
threshold of a still greater expan
sion is undoubtedly a largely con
tributing factor. Transfers in de-
tail are given.
Residences Sold i'm PetwOFth
In the Petworth development.
which is being rapidly improved
with the most attractive types OF
new houses by the Cafritz Construc-
ton Company, twelve houses Of
colonial type, tapestry brick with
three large porches and modern
conveniences, on Eighth street, be-
tween Gallatin and Hamilton streets,
have been purchased as follows:
500 Eighth ST., Harry Rosenthal;
S102 Eighth ST., Charles f. Whit
more; 5104 Eighth St., Charles ID.
Dugan: sos Eighth ST., Oscar c.
Mitchell; 5110 Eighth ST., T. c..
Aycock; 5112 Eighth St., II. B.
Shipp; 5114 Eighth St., Henry
Weeks: 5116 Eighth St.. Frances e.
Buchler; 511S Eighth ST., Lewis w.
Dorset; 512O Eighth St., Laura A.
Halsey; 5122 Eighth St., George G..
Smith, and 5126 Eighth ST., Kath-
crime R. Dwyer.
Corner House Sold
An imposing corner house, 706
Emerson ST. N. W., was sold to
Mrs. Betty Schleichert. This is an
eight-room and bath tapestry brick
home on a high elevation, COM
manding a delightful view of Saul's
addition and Columbia Heights. 1t
has three wide porches and built-in
garage.
The operation of the Cafritz Con-
struction Company in the 400 block
of Buchanan street, consisting OF
twenty-one colonial type houses,
with large front porch and double
back porches and containing six
rooms and built-in bath with
shower. has been practically sold
out. to the following:
Ala Buchanan street, Edgar b.
Heimer; 416 Buchanan street, James
r. Tick; 418 Buchanan street,
James Keogh; 420 Buchanan street,
Katherine NJ. Wiseman: 424 Buch-
anan street, Charles H. Raeder;
426 Buchanan street, Harry M.
Pitzer: 42S Buchanan street, Agnes
3. Frawley. 40 Buchanan street,
William L. Fitzgerald: 432 Buchanan
street. frankie r. Smith; 434 Buch-
anan street, James r. Clark: 1876
Buchanan street, John r. Hood
and 43s' Buchanan street, Earl F.
Hutchison.E
An attractive house at 725 Elmer
son st. NV, was sold to Edward
T. and Sarah Z. Bryde.
716 Emerson st. N. W., a spa
cious six-room and bath tapestry
brick home with deep yard, has
been sold told NJ. L. Guyther.
OF the remaining English type
homes on Buchanan Street, ada
cent TO Sherman Circle, the fol-
lowing have been sold:
504 Buchanan ST., to L. L. Kendih,
and sos Buchanan ST., to Ursula
Bounds.
These homes have wide froI.t
porches with ornamental iron rail
ings and spacious living rooms COM
municating with attractive dining
rooms.
Activity i'm Other Sections
The Northeast and Southeast
operations of the Cafritz Construc-
ton Company have enjoyed an
activity comparable to that Of the
Petworth development, considering
the size of the operations located
there.
The continued demand for sms IL
homes in the Southeast is eFi-
denced by the recent volume Of
transactions in that section. The
following is a list of new owners
{ of Cafritz homes in the Southeast
BIS Kentucky Ave, S. E., Frank
Giussani; 323 Kentucky Ave. S.
f.. G. L. .StilwelI; 325 Kentucky
Ave. S. E.. Denard w. Johnson;
327 Kentucky Ave. S. E., Wilbur
r. Slough; 329 Kentucky Ave. S.
E., Beulah NJ. ~Bosworth: 1856 Ken
lucky Ave. S. E.. Florence Brown
and 343 Kentucky Ave. s. E.,
n aim w IOlItZIIOuSeT.
1850 D st: S. E., Harry W.
Dodge; 1854 D st. S. E.. Alfred j.
Webster; 1856 D st. S. E., Gordon
J. Aldrich: 1858 D ST. S. E.,
Catherine Moran and 1860 D st.
S. E., w. V. Clark
In the operation at Thirteenth
and G SITS. n. E.. containing six
rooms and bath, hot water heat,
electric lights, nice rear yards, 1914
9 st. y. E.. was sold to John j.
Griffin and 1916 G ST. n. E., was
sold to Marion E. Ambrose.
Business Property Transfers Made
The "HeitmuIIer tract" consisting
Of q acres, located at Thirteenth
Street and Michigan Avenue North
east. was purchased by Barney
Robins. who plans to improve the
same with 200 CO. annuity houses.
One hundred and twenty lots in a
tract at Bladensburg Road and \
Street Northeast. was purchased by
barney Robins, through Cefritz
Company. who sold the same &c
Shapiro-Katz Realty Company FOL
him. This tract will be developed
with number Of houses.
Seventeen lots at Fifth and Madi
son Streets Northwest was sold by
CARTE Company to SchIossberg 8
Turner, for ]. Dallas Grady. TIL,
purchaser plans to improve tn,
same with row he uses.
The THYME Beverage Company
OF Birmingham, Ala. has purchased
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