The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-28
REAL ESTATE
DEALS OF WEEK
AT HIGH TOTAL
Forty-Three Houses Aver
age $4,000; One S25, 900
Store Building.

Forty-three houses averaging
$4,000, five ranging from $4,000 to
$4,000, and $4,000 store building,
we're included in the weekly COM
pliation of permits made by the In
dianapolis Real Estate Board.
Building permit totals for the week
were $240,600.
The store is being built by w. P.
Jungclaus Company for the Dakota
Street Realty Company at 100 S.
Dakota st. A warehouse costing
$4,000 is under construction for the
Lynn Chemical Company, 129 N.
Davidson ST., by w. M. Barber.
Despite continued cold, the real
estate market showed a marked
pickup, according to the board S
survey.
The east side market is expected
to receive some stimulation as re-
suit of the decision of the United
Christian Missionary Society to
move headuarters to the College
of Missions Bldg, in Irvington The
office will employ several hundred.
Two Apartments Sold
Among the larger real estate deals
reported were two apartment house
sales The Hampshire Arms Apis,
315 Broadway, brought $4,000, and
$4,000 was paid for the title to
the Waldo Apis, 2444 N. Meridian
st.
Announcement was made of plans
for erection Of SiX-story brick
apartment hotel and storeroom
building at the northwest corner
OF Pennsylvania and Fourteenth
SITS.
Deals totaling $2o,475 have been
closed III the last two weeks by F..
G. Cash.
The County Investment Company
sold to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bolton
an English type bungalow. 1866
Euclid Ave. in fuckers E. Thirty
Fourth st. addition. The price was
$500. Purchase was made through
the F. c. Tucker Company.
Homes Have Been Built
Construction of frame bungalow,
Sixty Ninth st. and Valley View Dr.,
for William H. Anderson, has been
started by the j. C. Cantwell Com
pany. The house will cost approx
mately $4,000.
Two other homes have been COM
pleted by the Cantwell organization,
a $4,000 colonial type, frame resi-
dence, Sixty-First and Ewing SITS,
and a two-story brick veneer. Eng
lish type, which cost approximately
$16,500, at 507 Buckingham DR..
-Four homes are being finished by
Harvey Rogers, builder.
Transactions amounting to '$32, $50
we're closed during the week by the
F. j. Viehmann Company.
Fred Roesner sold to the Puritan
Finance Company lot on Hen
bricks Pl., on which the Viehmann
company will build a home for
Richard Prigger.
Robert w. Stockwell, realtor, sold
Ava va 81 LNAShNL OIL % 1Obs 11dN1L1k
100-foot frontage on Riverview Dr.,
in Warheigh, to the James F.
Hunter Realty Company.
Big Sales Made
Sales totaling $4,000 have been
made within the last ten days by
the Schoen- Morgan Company,
builders, according to Joe G.
Schoen, sales manager.
The Schoen-Morgan Company
has under construction two resid-
ences, northwest corner, Washing
ton Blvd. and Forty-Fourth st.
Lot sales tOtaling $24,715 have
been closed in the last three weeks
by the lot department of the Union
Trust Company.
Sales by the Allison Realty Com
pany in the last two weeks totaled
$21 $50, according to Robert Allison.
Several deals were closed by the
F. j. Viehmann Company.
Sales aggregating $27,500 were
closed during the week by the