Salt Lake Tribune | 1914-03-08 | Page 21 | [Illegible] That Show [Illegible] Increase

I: that snow ESS IUSE lent of Progress in uilding and Sales Real Estate, figures submitted by Homo Builders eompany mst Ivro years of its op-considerable op-considerable interest to blic. In fact, thoy prove ibt that business condi-Lake condi-Lake City invariably d improvement each suc-Tho suc-Tho record of this com-rs com-rs out the fact that an' concern founded on is will succeed in this en-'ie-w with a roporter last Bcttilyon, president and er of the company, said: never been a period Y of this company whon optimistic concerning tie future. The year a bettor ono than we ard to, although busi-:ceptionally busi-:ceptionally good from ginning of that year, ipect there is more ac-ihan ac-ihan was esporioncod saino period of 1913. oro building contracts enro of than we have before. During 1912 fifteen homes, aggro-il aggro-il investment of nearly the transactions o"f estate department about $65,000. A re-ireaso re-ireaso over these fig-n fig-n in our record for which year wo orect-homes, orect-homes, amounting to I our real estato sales ital sum of $130,000. sticcablo fact concorn- i growth of home building estate sales in Salt Lake ct that during 1912 it role ro-le services of only one nanngo our homo building nt and one for the real 1913 business incroasod m extent that it was nec-) nec-) employ a superinten-flovote superinten-flovote his entire timo to after construction work, o more salesmen were our real estate and other orking assets Bhowod a $320,178.13 during 1913. have about $50,000 worth !6B to tako care of in the ' months, in the real estate market d by the number of sales lis company during the past Jugh the weather conditions avorablo for selling real es-ome es-ome building. The Bcttilyon sports having signed up the milding contracts: For T. C. me to bo erected on Wilson Dt of Ninth East street, to 52600: a double house on Ma-and Ma-and Hubbard street, to cost Sadie Hartstione: a bunga-)hn bunga-)hn Aehur on Fifth East reen Howard and Taft avo-st avo-st $3000. Those homes are ic usual Bottilyon-bnilt typo n every respect, silent feature about th ; are .being erected in this ; the individualitv expressed construction. People aro ore and more all the timo r own taste in the arrange-ronoral arrange-ronoral construction of their it is the building company the greatest fficioncv in it these individual fdoaB that gets tho greatest share of business. busi-ness. The following real estate deals were reported for tho week by tho Bottil-yon Bottil-yon company: Homo at 845 Green street, sold to John T. Loffis for Jesse L. Burko, at $3600, and two lots on Roosevelt avenue, uear Ninth East street, bolonging to Mafctie L. Wilt, sold to Waldo Bowdle for $300.