Salt Lake Tribune | 1911-02-05 | Page 5 | Weather Delays Realty Dealers

WEATHER DELAYS . lElLTf I JiLEFiii Hinders Them in Showing Property Prop-erty to Persons Wanting to Buy. NEWH0USE ANNOUNCEMENT GIVES IMPETUS TO TRADE Extra Help Will Be Necessary to Take Care of Prospective Purchasers. Undertaking to follow up a Ions list of Inquiries that have been accumulating, accumulat-ing, real estate dealers started out the first of the past week Fhowlns prospective prospec-tive buyers property in different parts of the city, including: Investment and home, propositions. The turn In the weather, to a large extent, stopped the activity with which the week started. Each day among all the dealers Inquiries In-quiries aro comlnfr In, say those eager to bring about deals. One firm reports nearly a hundred prospective buyers, who will want to look at property as soon as the weather opens. Extra" office help will be employed when ihat time comes. Tho recent movement In the building line In the city has created a stir, among realty firms. The proposal of the man-accrs man-accrs of the Xewhouse Hotel company to ko ahead with work and the prospects for an early beginning on the addition to the postofflce, with other live projects opening, has caused many to begin talking talk-ing trade. Every Indication points to an i early building movement In the city. Collections on previous sales arc better than a year ago, say the firms handling that kind of business. Ono firm promoting promot-ing one of the largest suburban lot projects proj-ects In the city has given out that among all its accounts not one person Is in arrears ar-rears or causing any worry over payments. pay-ments. It Is maintained that this condition proves that over-selling Is not the condition, con-dition, as has been charged. On the contrary, the fact that hundreds of peo-' pie in the city are gradually paying for lots and homes Indicates a condition that means greater development of this line of business.