Home Sales

Thu., April 29, 1999

Here are recent home sales listed by address, seller and price:

6212 E. Lowe Road, Mead Rodney and Lisa Shinn, $180,000.

6024 N. Ash Carolyn Colp, $73,900.

12305 N. Jared Lane Richard and Carolyn Flaa, $65,000.

2517 W. Broad James and Penny Moyer, $86,000.

3906 N. Dowdy William and Denise Engberg, $102,000.

3305 W. Houston Frederick and Clara Schoch, $110,500.

5230 N. Alameda Blvd. Rita Langford, $104,000.

6202 W. Selkirk Shan and Heather Graham, $145,000.

3112 W. Grace Patricia Pierce, $82,000.

908 W. Mountain View Kathy Pederson, $145,000.

14006 N. Karen Lane Belle Vawnter and others $171,514.

3005 N. Monticello Place Ruth Keller, $96,900.

2201 W. Mission Estate of Jeanne Anderson, $62,500.

7110 N. Cannon Court Randall and Conni Stamper, $39,000.

6908 W. Iroquois Drive Marsh Construction Inc., $275,000.

16602 N. Hamilton Anthony and Souad Battista, $143,500.

12314 N. Fairwood Drive Lynette White, $217,500.

3215 N. Park Blvd. Estate of Doris Brown, $106,000.

5018 N. Maple Estate of John Baldasty, $78,900.

7808 N. Rock Ridge Drive David and Lori Largent, $175,000.

4024 N. Stevens Scott and Mitzi Alvar, $82,300.

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