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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1908
Page
18
Edward P Schwartz rents houses at 624 F Street Northwest with phone contact 621-6211. Property listings advertise available homes in the District. Local rental notices emphasize housing options and landlord details.
Fragmented OCR lists multiple property parcels and tenants across streets including Mo ave, 4h Mo, 13 Tot ow wa, 337 Mo ave nw, nw 6 ame, 66 th ne, 3 sts fronting stores, and mentions of dec 15 store openings. It indicates a directory like record of residents and property holders with scattered street references and incomplete names.
A dense list of houses and apartments for sale or rent across Washington DC and suburbs. Includes multiple 4 to 9 room brick dwellings, with baths, steam heat, and front porches. Prices range widely, with properties near 11th to 13th streets, Oregon and New York avenues, plus Kensington area notes. Listings mention landlords Simpson Sullivan and Saunders & Co, and various addresses from G Street NW to 13th Street NW and beyond.
An assortment of classified notices details rental apartments and houses for sale in Washington area streets such as G Street Westows, Capitol Street, and 12th Street NW. A mix of vendors including John F Donohoe & Sons and Jordan & Co advertise large multiroom homes, rooms for rent, and investment properties with prices, addresses, and contact numbers. Some entries push bargains, whitewash reformulations, and opportunities including a 10 room residence near Seward Square and several Capitol Hill listings.
Investors offered several properties including six houses on a lettered street north with prices around 7500 dollars and a semidetached colonial style house on Washington Heights with ten rooms, hot water heat, and updated amenities. Listings by Stone & Fairfax, 1342 New York Ave, and 1343 New York Ave note bargains in this section.
Real estate ads highlight multiple properties for sale near Lincoln, Columbia Heights, and Capitol Hill. Listings feature brick houses, hot water heat, 6-9 rooms, baths, cellars, and proximity to Union Station, Washington DC landmarks, and streetcar lines. Prices range from about 3,400 to 9,000 dollars with terms and rents noted.
Investment listings from The General Realty Co offer multiple Washington Heights and Georgetown properties for cash or easy terms. Highlights include two story brick homes with baths, hot water heat, front porches, and brick dwellings near Capitol Traction and City Suburban lines. rents ranging from 81 to 1730 per month and prices from 3,750 to 4,900.
Several early 20th century listings describe multiple brick and frame houses for sale in northwest Washington near 6th Street, Dupont Circle, and surrounding avenues. Properties include eight to six rooms, modern improvements, gas heat, hot water, and sturdy construction. Prices range from 4,250 to 37,900 with terms stressed as exceptionally easy to secure. Sellers include Harry A. Wagstaff, James F. Shea, Moore & Hill, and Saunders & Co, advertising proximity to city amenities and transit.
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