Real Estate Growth on South Pryor Street Atlanta
In the August 23 1914 issue the Constitution notes Dulest Realty Month of Year holds own week. War talk has little effect as residence and subdivision sales remain strong. Top features include Dougherty Little Regwine and Bodenheimer & Bro wholesale buildings on South Pryor, and new Rice Hutchins building excavation. Spitler Beall ice cream plant on Trinity avenue and Hugh Richardson building leased to American Press Association are highlighted with the recent South Pryor white way lights.
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Constitution
Atlanta
Dougherty- Little-Regwine
Boden
Heimer & Bro
South Pryor Street
Mitchell
South Pryor
Dougherty-Little-Redwine
Rice- Hutchins
Spitler-Beall
Trinity Avenue
Hugh Richardson
Garnett Street
Pryor
American Press Association
New South Pryor
I. 5. Reyster Guano Company
Healey
Georgia
Macon
Southeast
Royster Co
Norfolk
South
Pryor Street
August Real Estate Board Reflects Normal Atlanta Market
The Atlanta Real Estate board’s August meeting at the Winecoff hotel indicated a stable market. Agents report brisk rent and lease activity, solid demand for residence properties and small investments, and a war-related distraction keeping August unusually dull but normal for the period. The big speculator has paused, awaiting bargains from foreclosures or other issues, while general activity remains steady.
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Atlanta Real Estate Board
Winecoff Hotel
The
Constitution
Atlanta
Sub- Avision
South Pryor Street Becomes Wholesale District Center
The article describes South Pryor street’s transformation into a major wholesale hub as rents fall and firms relocate from central areas. It cites Dougherty Little-Redwine, Everett-Ridley-Ragan, National Hat, Kiser Shoe, Rice-Batchine, Spiler-Beall, Marcus-Loeb, Nunnally-McCrea, Carhard-Hamilton Overhall, and others moving to South Pryor and nearby streets. New courthouses, the White Way lighting, and expanding rail access spur growth as leases expire.
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Atlanta
Forsyth
Peachtree
Forsyth Street
Ed Ansley
Ellis Street
Fonce de Leon ‘Avenue
Pryor
South Pryor Street
South Pryor
Prior
Mitchell
Trinity
Gernett
Ther
Firma
Dougherty -Little-Redwine Company
Everett-Ridley-Ragan Company
National Hat Company
Garnett
Kiser Shoa Company
Hunter Street
Rice- Batchine Company
Hugh Richardson
Garnett Street
Ernest L. Rhodes & Co
M. Katz Company
Bedenheimer Brothers
Piedmont Laundry
East
Hunter
Central Avenue
Courthouws
Uth Pryor
Trinity Avenue
Pryor Street
Glover Seen as Favorite for Real Estate Board Presidency
Atlanta real estate agents rally behind Charles P. Glover for the presidency of the National Association of Real Estate Exchanges. President Warren G. White notes Glover is widely respected, has served as a vice president, delivered a key address, and helped secure Atlanta as the 1916 convention host. The local board backs his bid.
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Glover
National Board
White
Association For Atlanta
Atlanta
Charlly Glover
Association
National Association of Real Estate Exchanges
East Lake Club Building Rising Rapidly in Dekalb
Construction of the new East Lake clubhouse for the Atlanta Athletic Club is underway with foundations laid and completion expected around the first of the year. The East Lake club has driven real estate activity in Dekalb County, and the new modern facility is seen as boosting area demand.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
East Lake
Dek County
Realty Board To Help Dedicate Courthouse
At the Atlanta Real Estate board meeting Fulton County Commissioner 8 EB Torman announced the board would be well represented at the formal opening of Fulton County's new million dollar courthouse. Harris G White, president, was named official representative of the board for the exercises.
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Atlanta Real Estate Board
EB. Torman
Fulton County Commissioners
Fise
Realty Board
Fulton
Ir. Turmen
Harris G. White
Cochran Opens New Realty Office in Atlanta
Ralph O Cochran former head of Ralph O Cochran company has opened a real estate office at 319 Empire Building on South Broad street after selling his rental business to Turman and Calhoun agency. He will run a general real estate and loan office and is a veteran organizer and former president of the Atlanta Real Estate board.
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Ralph O. Cochran
Ralph’ O. Cochran
South Broad Street
Empire ‘Building
Turman & Calhoun Agncy
Cochran
Atlaauts
Atlania Reni Estate Board
Real estate moves mark Atlanta shift as regional hub
A major lease moves the I. Royster Guano Co to the Healey building on the thirteenth floor shifting Georgia headquarters from Macon to Atlanta. Other leases, sales and building permits flow, with multiple warranty deeds and mortgage notices across city blocks as realty agents report brisk inquiries and optimistic markets.
Deeds Office Moves To New County Courthouse
The county clerk offices handling all deeds and property transfers moved on Saturday from the Thrower building to the new courthouse, a change real estate men will find significant. Senate passed Smoot bill authorizing purchase of 16,000,000 ounces of silver to be bought by the government within six months, with expenditure between 36,000,000 and 8,000,000 dollars to offset reduced silver demand from the European war.
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Thrower
Washington
Senate
House
County Profits From Real Estate Deal At Bellwood Camp
County commissioners on Saturday accepted a $10,400 offer through real estate dealer TW S Ansley for county property west of the Bellwood convict camp. The deal nets about $9,700 profit from a $6,500 purchase made six months ago, with $5,000 cash and the balance by year end. The meeting also organized plans for the new courthouse formal opening on September a, with Commissioner Turman to lead the committee.
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Board of County
Cilizen
TW. S. Anslay
Bellwood Camp
Board of Commissioners
Unis
Ansley
New Court House
R. Turman
War Risk Insurance Blocked in the House
Washington reports block of immediate action on the administration war risk insurance bill by Republican Leader Mann. The measure would create a Treasury bureau for war risk insurance and allocate 5 million dollars for losses by American vessels through wartime hazards. Democrats expected quick passage next week with potential rules committee intervention. additional shipping emergency bills include a government ship purchase plan.
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Washington
House
Mann
Eurly
Underwood
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Treasury Department
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East Lake Club
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Marin L. Angier
Henry F. Emery
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Myrtin B. Ferrell
Cora L. Belly
Mildrad Street
Greansterry Avenus
Wiliam E. Gilbert
Yancy Bryant
Bendrix
Randall Streets
Kate Gilbert
Elds
Hendrix Avenus
Randall Street
Hendrix
M. EK. Gilbert
Ponce de Leon
George M. Napist
BR. HB
Riley
Mapler Subdivisin
Ansity Park
Piedmont Avenue
Tella
Pate Mitchell
Connally
Greensterry Avenue
Benz Street
Cpat
Haygood
Caroline Hichberg
James Bell
Humphries Street
Heatee Ligun
Lona Dreds
Daniel M
Georgia Woddy
Cambridge Avenue
Alyrtle Street
Charles Stanford
Hawtin Schumanh
Atwood Street
Dr. I H. Crimm
Hling Wariuan
East Glaventh Street
East 11Th Ar Rest
Emma V
Roberson
Mra
Imyctia B
Ferrell
L. Bell
Mildred Street
I Greensferry Avenue
Boston
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W. H. Lanter
Ince
Sighnt
Janet
Isua Lome
Mashey
Slos
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Hoorn
c.Smith
Belwood Avenue
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Adama
Jonestoro Road
New Courthouse
United States
Francis Pries
HS Johnson
East Fourteenth Street
Fulton County
Saan Hapray
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