The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-02
BUILDING PERMITS
HIT $2O8,050 MARK
~ Residences on Weeks
List; Realty Sales Are
Brisk.

Building permits for twenty-five
new residences and four business
structures to cost a total of $208, $50,
were issued here this week, accord
ing to compilation of the Indian
apolis Real Estate board.
The business buildings are: New
building for the Indianapolis Plat
ing and Manufacturing Company,
Gent and Seventeenth streets, cost
$4,000; Storeroom at 1858 Roosevelt
avenue, cost $4,000, being built by
E. B. Ball & Son, contractor; build
ing at Thirty-fourth and Pennsyl-
vania, for Pennridge Realty Com
pany, by Frank A. Throop, contrac-
tor, addition to present building of
c. of G. Potts Company, S16 Wash
ington avenue.
Real estate sales during the week
showed a healthy trend, according
to the boards report, although only
small number of dealers reported.
More than $4,000, was involved in
nine deals closed during the week by
statesmen for the Washington Bank &
Trust Company real estate department.
Three Sales for Harryman
Thre sales were made by Wayne NJ.
HARTMAN. They included the sale to Z.
| S. Crek of property at zoos South War
man avenue; purchase of house at 1925
Spruce street by L. o. Lett, and purchase
by Rufus H POINTER OF a lot in the Cen
trail park addition.
E. H. McLain closed two deals. one the
sale for William G. Anderson TO Ben Har-
per of property at 1864 West OHIO
street. and the other the sale OF property
at 1915 Centennial avenue. Property at
1867 North Tacoma avenue was SOLD by
John F. Clayton and T. o. De Hart sofa
| q house at 1868 Hillside avenue
house and lot in the Sunshine Gar
6ens addition was purchased by Ealpn
smith through A. r. Scott. and II. L.
marsh represented Lillian S. Myers IN the
sales of a property at Gerard drive ana
| Martha street to Matthew Poulos.
C. Cash reported the sale OF two oo-
foot lots on Delaware street. nortn Oh
riftv.sixtn street, to y. P. Under. Ell
pike was the former owner. yConSloera tioii
a,as ss mn Fl. S. Carpenter sold o0-foot
1ot IN Fifty-sixth street. west OF Pennsyi-
vania, to H. NJ Graham for sz'oVo' Deiile
| represented by Cash. Botn pufonase.S
nlan to build three-hedroom brick veneer
houses.
Buys $500 Property
! ~ n. Andrews Of the NJ. NJ. Andrews
| Company reported that Fred A. Meaoe
purchased property at rs South Lynhurst
from the Roosevelt company for sS,ooo'
| Andrews also reported a contract tc oullo
two-story cleaning plant at 1908 East
washington street for the Sunshine
Cleaners.
oliver H. Clark, owner of the J. G. NC
cullough agency. reported good volume
| of business. Joseph A. Rentsch purchased
a lot st the southeast corner OF Belefon-
tame and Thirty-flrst street from Fred r
McNamee Rentsch plans to build mod
ern double bungalow
Clark also reported sale OF a 1Ee-fe9aA
bungalow. $3.50 Beechwood. to Joseph r.
baylor.
Two cottages we're sold by Mr.. Clark; one
to William Cole. located at 3l45 Ethel
street, the other to C. T. Revel. located at
1928 Butler Total value OF these prop
critics was $4,000.
WAYNE Schmidt. manager Of the real
estate department of the Farmers Trust
! Company. reported his department sold
| four houses and one vacant lot. total
value approximately $4,000.
The houses we're located at 1922 Ter
race road. s7s w. Twenty-eighth street,
COLL East Maryland and 900 East Mary
| land. The lot was located in the 500
| block on Central avenue.