Home Sales

Thu., March 16, 2000

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

6504 S. Regal Road - Richard and Patricia Murphy, $525,000.

20610 S. Short Road, Cheney - James and Linda Douglas, $106,000.

4003 E. 29th - Jeri Treat, $70,000.

2726 E. Mount Vernon Drive - Michael and Elwana McClane, $152,000.

3901 E. Fourth - Patrick and Mary Shea, $65,000.

9415 S. Cedar Road - Joseph and Karen Riley, $101,000.

1717 E. 17th - Janice Kelley, $77,950.

404 W. 24th - Patrick and Stephanie Griffith, $205,000.

6907 S. Crestview - Norwest Development Inc., $174,500.

659 W. Brooks Road, Medical Lake - Pat Robinson, $113,000.

15403 W. Silver Lake Road, Medical Lake - James and Adele Birdwell, $307,525.

212 S. Brooks Road, Cheney - Clyde and Faulupe Silva, $149,950.

952 E. Thurston - Estate of Murry Mushlitz, $93,500.

416 E. 28th - Barbara Davies and James Brown, $107,000.

1116 E. 14th - Jean Ward Family Trust $146,300.

5113 S. Magnolia - Shirley Emerson, $195,500.

2716 E. 12th - Kyle Kuch, $86,700.

2314 S. Park Drive - Gary Maxwell and others, $130,000.

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