Home Sales

Thu., Aug. 24, 2000

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

3819 E. 35th Washington Mutual Bank, $74,000.

7720 S. West Terrace Drive, Cheney Daniel and Carolyn Chacon, $157,000.

2610 S. Lincoln Scott and Jennifer Burns, $145,000.

6721 S. Meadow Lisa and Todd Peters, $206,000.

2024 E. 56th Wensheng Cai and others, $114,900.

28 W. Keely Court Norwest Development Inc., $121,000.

3017 S. Arthur Frederick and Jacquelyn Hesse, $50,000.

3303 S. Tekoa William and Cathy Dow, $50,000.

1114 E. 19th John and Wendy Bower, $208,000.

1007 E. 17th Bradley and Kathleen Anson, $102,000.

3829 E. Funk Thomas Seymour and others, $145,000.

15 E. 32nd Stephen and Jennifer Waldrip, $122,900.

1718 E. 16th Mark and Lizabeth Farrell, $121,500.

2619 Wheaton Lane, Cheney Jireh Corp., $125,382.

624 Lincoln, Cheney Grant and Lelia Smith, $87,000.

3724 S. Latawah Thomas Perkoc, $101,200.

611 W. 24th Eric and Mary Kuester, $127,000.

925 E. Hartson Spanish Village Inc., $20,680.

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