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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1913
Page
17
A brief notice for J W L Smith and Ewing Real Estate offering renting and loan services. The ad highlights agency services, property listings, and financial options for tenants and buyers.
A nine room home at 277 East Fourth Street with modern conveniences in a fine neighborhood. The owner moves to New York and asks 7200 dollars with reasonable terms. He will show the property. contact the office to arrange a viewing.
Property in College Park offered for 8000 dollars for six acres and a ten room residence with city water and furnace heat. Easy terms include a five thousand dollar loan, one thousand five hundred dollars cash, balance negotiable to suit buyer.
A $600 front foot bid secures 323 by 100 feet on the west side of Spring Street starting 67 feet north of Cain Street. The arrangement outlines the purchase method and starting point for the property segment in question.
An ad offers to sell two city lots on Decatur Street measuring 26 by 83 feet each, with access to an alley between Jackson and Lucy streets, for a total price of 2600 dollars.
Exchange offers three Ansley Park lots on The Prado between 17th Street and Westminster Drive. Priced at 35 dollars per foot with all improvements paid. Close to Piedmont Avenue car line. Two frontages of 60 feet each.
A brief ad offers low rate insurance funds with urgent call to action. It invites readers to submit applications now and directs them to contact for details.
Real estate listing notes GEO P Moore Realty at Auburn Avenue 10 in the real estate row.
Subdivision of the Turner property at Cone and Luckie streets offers 20 foot fronting lots on Luckie with prices from 14 000 to 20 000 on terms 20 percent cash and balance over 1 to 4 years at 6 percent interest Luckie street is expected to fetch up to 1 500 per foot from Spring street and investors are predicted to profit within six months
Property notice advertises two lots on Peachtree Street between Baker Street and Porter Place. Promises rapid gains with frontage expected to rise to 20 to 2000 dollars per foot within a year. Jot one 225100 and the other 21x88. Lays claim these are the safest buys in Atlanta. Be quick.
Central Subdivision on James Street near the Candler building offers 200 feet front with 1,000 feet depth. Seller advertises possible $75 per foot profit by subdividing into 20 to 25 foot store lots. Asking price is $45,000. Financial certainty claimed.
Brick building at Nos. 12 and 14 East Pine Street rents for 900 dollars with active Peachtree area traffic. Asking price 12 500 dollars on easy terms. Prospective buyers urged to view the property.
305 Richardson street a six room house with all improvements priced at 2850 dollars for sale. Buyer gains a ready home with complete upgrades and a convenient address for viewing.
Real estate agents predict the Everett property will fetch well above $56,500. We can deliver at that price, but expect the owners to raise the price after the March 4 sale. Call now to avoid missing out.
Advertisement touts Peachtree Street as the city’s top money maker with five years of skeptical buyers cashing in. It urges purchasing a 50 foot corner near Georgian Terrace within 400 feet at about $50,000, claiming the street has just started to prosper.
On Peachtree Street two small business lots sold quickly last Sunday. Today three 20 by 130 foot lots are offered at 9500 with terms of 2000 cash and balance due over one to three years. It pays to own Peachtree frontage and buy now before prices rise.
On Whitehall Street a 119 by 182 foot lot fronts 119 feet on Whitehall Street and runs back 182 feet to a sidetrack. Priced at 450 per front foot with $10,000 down and annual balance of $1,000. Rent currently 1500 per year. If you invest 10000, the property should yield value.
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