The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-08
Twenty-Five Residences Are
on List, at Total Cost of
$154,000.

Building permits for twenty-t 20
homes, at-a total cost Of $154,000,
were taken out this week, indicating
new activity in local residence build
ing, according to report of the In
annapolis Real Estate Board. Com
mercial building, however, was
somewhat slower.
In spite of adverse weather condi-
tions, the realty market showed fair
activity, according to the report.
The consistent demand here for proper
ly priced real estate, particularly that OF
the income-producing type. was shown by
the report of the Allied Investment
corporation.
Since the corporation was organized
early in 1927, it has purchased forty six
properties and sold thirty-three. accord
ing to the report Of George T. Whelden.
secretary. 1t has paid in commissions and
profits $5,422.
A number OF recent deals were reported
by the C. W. Henry Company.
StOrerooms Sold
TWO storerooms with living rooms at
tached, located at s22-24 East Washing
ton street. were sold by Lester Strome to
Chester w. Henry for $500. Henry sold
to John Lunsford lot on Harland street
south Of Raymond street, where L,.nsford
will build a hve-room house.
william A. and Mildred B. Kuykendall
bought from Henry a new five-room bum
galow at 1870 Woodward avenue in Speed
way Terrace for $3.50
A hve-room modern cottage located at
LOOT East Sixteenth street was sold BY
Henry to William H. and Cynthia J.
Carlton for S2,950. f1ve-room cottage
located at 1914 Lexington avenue, was pur-
chased by Henry from Samuel Garrison.
Two double houses at 1868 and le4O-
AZ Hovey street we're purchased by J.
Edward Robins from Imogene B. Hamp-
ton. Carl H. sobbe purchased from Sarah
NJ Pierson modern double residence.
2238-40 -Pierson avenue.
Sobbe sold the Pierson avenue prop
erty to Audrey L. Haskell Two small
single houses at 1886 Prospect street
were sold by Sobbe to Albert B. Walker
Henry sold to Lester Strome a five-room
bungalow in shadeland Terrace for $3.50.
New Residence Bought
new residence on Emerson avenue
between Thirty-second and Thirty third
streets, foundation OF which was started
only week ago. was sold by Joe Goode.
Of the firm of Goode g. Goode. to
Beverage and Mable Huffman. The house
will be fiye-room bungalow. 1t is located
in fuckers Emerson avenue addition.
A number of sales we're reported by
Fieber 81 Reilly. realtors. Five lots on
English avenue near st. Paul street. held
by the Borter estate, were sold to Charles
Shelburn. builder.
Several properties. completed recently. by
A. Goldberg. South Side builder. were
among those sold. Among them were three
five-room. modern bungalows at 2si7.
1928 and 2s44 Allen avenue, sold from
$3.50 to $5,os5.
A similar residence at 1903 Finley street
was sold Cor $4,000. and a five-room
bungalow at 1905 Tabor street was sold
for $4,000. Two semi-modern residences
at 1924 and 1923 Albany street, built by
Goldberg, were sold for So. 600 each.
All properties are in the vicinity of
Garfield park. Another new bungalow,
built by Goldberg at 81 North Fourth
avenue. Beech Grove. was sold for $4,000.
Several trades we're included in deals
closed during the week by the real estate
department Of the Washington Bank and
Trust Company. house at 1921 Butler
avenue was bought by H. C. Lantz. who
gave as part consideration title to a lot
in the Bellaire addition. The deal was
negotiated by James H. Conerty.
Wicker in Two Deals
w. A. Wicker negotiated two deals. in
one of which Paul v. Kelly bought a
residence at 524 West Ihirty-frst street,
trading for it a property at 314s North
Harding street. In the otter. Lyman M.
Elliott bought five-room house in Vernon
Acres. a residence at 224s North LaSalIe