The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-10
TORS Ian
APART MEN
OUR

Tenant-owned structures repre-.
senting q total valuation of over
45 million dollars win be inspected
BY cooperative apartment special
lists from every part Of the United
States who will meet iii Washing-
ton, Philadelphia and New York, to
take part In 8 progressive tFi-ciey
conference Of the Cooperative
Apartment Division of the National
Association of Real Estate Boards.
The tri-city convention and i1l-
spection tour viii open IN Washing
ton, December 3, continuing In PhilaA
tfelpllia, December 4. eliminating In
q business session to be held IN New
York. December 5, and concluding
with tour of New York cooper
ative apartment and business build.
ings Id be held December 8.
PoOl with RoIltop Roof
Al swimming pool with roll-top
roof. 10 that both outdoor and In
door swimming may be enjoyed in
ft--tlaat KIN q feature 0t one o. the
fenanf-owred apartment buildings 20
be visited ~ the co.0pAr~tf 'e apart
ment specialists. This particular
building. b philadelphia structure.
gives its tenant owners also CO.
operatively- owned garage, accpnl'
nodatiflg $50 cars, reached BY An
inside passage from the apartment
structure. The whole group 81
tnrAe deyeIopafie of which this II
4 part represents total selling
price Of something over $4,000 900. 4
Because of the apparent tendency
ID apply the cooperative owner
ship idea to business structures the
tour will include such buildings
owned and operated on q partial
cooperative plan,
Visited Here
The Medical science Building,
washington, and the Print Craft
building. Washington. will be two
examples visited of office buildings
now being developed under the
plan.
Structures included iii the dl.
visions tour range from q $500 900
building 70 designed Is to cut away
all the cost Of unnecessary frills
i to ID structure on New York's
favored apartment avenue In which
a single apartment unit sold
recently for close to "a million dol
lars.
SPEAKERS III the New York meet.
1 ing of December will Include
| Ruford ID Eranklin, manager Of
| the cooperative apartment division.
| Douglas q. Gilman Company, New
York; Lawrence e. Jones, developer
OF Alden Park, Philadelphia; F. A.
Mentally. Chicago; Walter @.
Lusher. New York; Frank j..
O'Brien. Chicago: Albert w. SWayne
| Chicago: Irwin Al. Bsietz, Chicag go.
chairman-elect OF the division, and
Miss Geneve A. Shaffer. San Fran.
cisco.
Ernest M. Fisher. associate pro
lessor OF real estate ait the Uni
yersity of Michigan. will join IN the
discussion OF the division on the
essence Of cooperative selling.
Roof Gardens Planned
Mrs. George Draper. president Of
the Architectural Clearing House,
| Inc, New York. consultant upon
some Of the largest cooperative
apartment projects of New York
will entertain the visiting Iielegates
at tea at her studio. 1856 East Sixty.
fourth ST.. and will address them
| there
Trends in apartment construction
will be the subject OF an address by
Robert Bereford. Of washington
d. c.. who will be the principal
speaker at the dinner meeting of
the division to be held at the May.
flower Hotel, Washington. on the
evening OF December g..
A round-table discussion on the
present business outlook in the co
operative field will be a feature OF
the Washington dinner meeting.