Home Sales

Thu., Dec. 7, 2000

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

3121 Meadow Glen Lane, Cheney Mort Construction Inc., $115,098.

3704 W. Grandview Robert Braig, $250,000.

4711 S. Perry Estate of Dorothy Cummins, $182,000.

824 E. 10th David and Kathryn Phillips, $35,000.

715 S. Hatch Eugene and Roberta Yamaura, $77,500.

13023 S. Sherman Road Gary and Bonnie Hodge, $185,000.

3804 S. Craig Road, Medical Lake Rollin and Donna Peterson, $165,000.

4129 E. 16th Rian and Wendy Lothrop, $98,100.

720 S. Montaville Drive Jeffrey Welsh, $139,000.

3602 E. Baycourt Lane Lois Glenn, $114,400.

3008 E. 16th Douglas Cox and others, $80,950.

1024 N. Prentis, Medical Lake Condron Construction Inc., $135,960.

1913 W. 15th James Igleheart, $50,000.

1506 S. Inland Empire Way James Igleheart, $60,000.

4219 E. 12th John and Dawn Weik, $108,500.

3227 W. Fifth Novastar Mortgage Inc., $55,000.

2508 E. Riverside Alan Greer, $27,500.

2318 S. Park Drive John Novell and others, $128,000.

2924 E. 32nd Hazel Strange, $87,500.

1828 E. Pacific Bankers Trust Co., $36,200.

705 S. Maple Michael and Shelley Lee, $74,000.

12612 W. Chandler, Airway Heights Hayden Enterprises Inc., $89,900.

5223 S. Cook William and Michele Gollhofer, $154,000.

5506 S. Southview Lane Lexington Homes Inc., $365,000.

4008 S. Sherman Brian Cox, $107,000.

2821 S. Myrtle Lester and Rhonda Douglas, $119,500.

909 W. 29th Diane Hutton, $128,000.

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