Home Sales

Thu., Nov. 11, 1999

Here are recent home sales, with address, seller and price:

1236 E. 36th James Lauber, $118,000. 2713 E. Sixth Richard Roberts and Selena Desharon, $40,000.

3927 E. 11th Sam Norisada and others, $60,000.

1911 E. 42nd George and Deborah Hansen, $600,000.

3704 S. Tekoa Knighten Family Trust, $127,500.

16509 W. Laurel Drive, Medical Lake James and Gwendolyn Seiner, $105,500.

2307 E. 54th Paras Construction Inc., $179,900.

4217 E. 22nd Green Tree Financial Servicing Corp., $101,000.

2818 Hangman Creek Lane The Ridge Associates, $114,000.

4516 S. St. Andrews Lane Mary Robinson, $90,000.

1007 W. 31st Janice Timothy, $168,000.

311 E. 17th Lewis and Nancy Nelson, $128,000.

1201 E. 37th Robert and Janice Simmet, $120,500.

5723 S. Rebecca Kirsten Lankford, $177,500.

3123 S. Arthur Judith Marquardt, $117,000.

3138 E. 16th Aline Cook, $77,500.

20910 S. Mullinex Road, Cheney Mary Smith, $75,000.

12609 W. 11th, Airway Heights Jenny Hardin, $99,000.

6903 S. Crest View The Baines Corp., $152,000.

2815 S. Manito Blvd. Patricia Samples, $115,500.

915 E. 26th Keith and Patricia Douglas, $299,000.

518 Short, Cheney Derek and Leslie Yates, $115,000.

1122 E. 20th Jason Payne, $520,000.

2717 E. 18th Paul and Shirley Chase, $115,000.

1625 S. Bernard John Brown and Judith McCuneBrown, $137,000.

2807 E. Fourth Chris and Pamela Altig, $61,400.

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