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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1907
Page
3
The Indianapolis real estate boom continues with a surge in modestly priced homes and rapid northward expansion. Beech Grove and southeast suburbs gain value as railroad shops draw new residents. buyers seek large and small lots, with many houses under construction or planned in Irvington and Montrose.
In the charming highlands north of Fall Creek a notable residence allotment from the Olver Johnson farm offers affordable high grade property. Prices start $700 with $10 cash and $2.50 weekly payments, no interest or taxes, with abstracts and perfect title through The Union Trust Company, sales grounds daily by Charles S in the Bank Building.
A tract west of Harding and north of Wilkins is leveled graded and filled to form a new residence section. Streets are being graded graveled and trees planted in a boulevard style.
Mr A B Carter a well known real estate man says there is a great future for property between Indianapolis and Broad Ripple and even north of White River for country homes In his opinion the center of the future residence district in greater Indianapolis is Meridian Heights There are no railroads factories or other objectionable features to this location.
A meeting will be held in Montclair New Jersey to organize a domestic service corporation. The aim is to end kitchen drudgery by creating a fully equipped plant that prepares all family meals three times daily and handles delivery and dish removal, leaving the housewife with only pleasant duties.
Tuttle & Bro announce the sale of 300 Montrose lots in five days after opening the addition. Each lot bears a price card, torn off by buyers to request a hold while the deal closes. Visitors can use a free car from Forty second Street and College avenue to the grounds. The White City lines run to the office.
Terre Haute Tribune notes cities between Indianapolis and Ann Arbor urge the president to deliver one of his famous continuous performances on the journey north between sunset and sunup.
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