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NS FORM-8 AREA DESCRIPTION (For Instructtons see Reverse Stde) 2-3-3'7 ., c. NAME OF CITY Winston-Salem, N. DESCRIPTION OF TERRAIN. 3· FAVORABLE INFLUENCES. Lj.. DETRIMENTAL INFLUENCES. 1 SECURITY GRADE A - - - - - AREA N0. - - - - Rolling All city conveniences--Unifor:m oonstruotion--Highly restricted No gas in Westview--outside city INHABITANTS:Business Executives-Professional Men a. Type Capitalists b. Estimated annual family income $4000-Upward c. Foreign-born None d. Negro _ _ _N_o_ne_ _ _ _ _ _ _ . , _ _ _ _ %; ; __ %; ( latio~aH ty J 6. e. Infiltration of_...,N..,.one_.__ _ __ g. Population is increasingslawly f. Relief families ----==:;;:;_ None _______ -------; ~ - ~ BUILDINGS: a. Type or typesLare;e & Medium Singlbs b. Type of construction Brick Predominat_e_a__ c. 7. (Tes or Ko) Average age __.,l...,O'-.-ye,,.,a..,r._.s...____ _ __ ___;G;;.;o;;..;od;...:;;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ SALE VALUES HISTORY: RENTAL VALUES PREDOMI NAT ING RANGE .ruB.. 1929 d. Repair _ % PREDOMI NAT ING RANGE level $8500-$100,000 $20,000 100% $50 - $150 $100 100% $5000-$100,000 $11,500 57% $40 - $75 $60 60% current $6000-$100,000 $12,500 62% $50 • $85 $65 65% 1933 low Peak sale values occurred inl928-l92inct were 1928-1929 Peak rental values occurred in and were 100 % of the 100 % of the 1929 level. 1929 level. 8. OCCUPANCY: 9. SALES DEMAND: a. Fair b.$12,500 Singles c. Activity is Fair 10, RENTAL DFMAND: a. Good b.$65 - Singles c. Activity is Good 11, NEW CONSTRUCTION: a. Types$10,000 Singles 12. AVAILABILITY OF MORTGAGE FUNDS: a. Home purchase Ample 13. TREND OF DESIRABILITY NEXT YEARS Upward ltj., 15. _L a. Land ~ % ; b. Dwelling unitslOO 10-15 %; 75 c. Home owners b. Amount last year % Mediocre b. Home building Ample ---------------------- CLAR IFYING REMARKS:North central part not highly developed - extreme Southwestern part sparsely populated - Portion around Henshaw Ave. and Horace Mann Ave. props. and rental prices below average for the area. In this area are located the residences of most of the wealthiest citizens of the city. Information for this form was obtained from H. K. Ogburn, Real Estate Sales Br~ker . and Property Management Broker, H. o. L. c. Date (Over) July 23, 193 :__ • NS FORM-8 AREA DESCRIPTION (For Instructtons see Reverse Stde) 2-3-37 1. NAME OF CITY Winston-Salem_, N. 2. DESCRIPTION OF TERRAIN. c. SECURITY GRADE _ _ B_ _ _ AREA N0._1_ __ Rolling FAVORABLE INFLUENCES. Graded and Junior High School located in area--adeque.te transportation--has all city conveniences. DETRIMENTAL INFLUENCES. Fertilizer Plant on North end and colored population in Southwestern side - nearness to Railroad on Eastern side $. INHABIT ANTS: Professional & Medium a. Type Salaried class c. b. Estimated annual family income$1750 - $6000 Foreign-born _ _ _N_o_n_e_ _ ; __ %; d. Negro __N_on_e_________ ( Ka.tionali ty j 6. e. Infiltration of g. Population is increasingslowly 7. None ------ Average age -----------~ - - - - - - mHe. 1933 & Brick Veneer d. Repair Good SALE VALUES PREDOM- YEAR 1929 b. Type of construction Frame lO years HISTORY: None f. Relief frunilies BUILDINGS: a. Type or types Small Singles c. _ _ _ _ %; (Ies or Jio} ~ I NAT ING RENT AL VALUES PREDOM- % RANGE 100% $35 - $60 $45 100% I NAT ING _L level $4000-$12,500 $6000 low $2500-$6500 $3500 58% $20 - $40 $30 66% current $2750-$7000 $3750 62% $25 - $45 $35 77% Peak sale values occurred inl92S-l929.nd were 100 % of the 1929 level. 100 % of the 1929 level. 1928-1929 Peak rental values occurred in _ _ and were 8. OCCUPANCY: 9. a. Land -75-%·' b. Dwelling units~%; c. Home owners SALES DEMAND: a. Fair b.$3750 Singles c. Activity is Fair 10, RENT AL DEMAND: a. Good b.$30-$35 Singles c. Activity is Good 11, NEW CONSTRUCTION: 12, AVAILABILITY OF MORTGAGE FUNDS: a. Home purchase Ample 13. TREND OF DESIRABILITY NEXT YEARS _s_tat_i_c_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ llj., CLARIFYING REMARKS:At present much activity in new construction by reason of reduction a. TypesSmall Singles- $3500; 10-15 in price of vacant lots. 1$, b. Amount last year 65 Mediocre b. Home building Ample Area zoned to restrict infiltration of colored population• Information for this form was obtained from .He K. Ogburn ' Real Estate Sales Broker and Property Management Broker, H. o. L. c. ----------------Date _ _ _J_u_l_y_2_3_____193 .!_ (Ov.er) NS FORM-8 AREA DESCRIPTION (For Instructtons see Reverse Stde) 2-3-37 c. SECURITY GRADE __B _ _ _ _ AREA NO. _ 2_ __ 1. NAME OF CITY Winston-Salem, N. 2. DESCRIPI'ION OF TERRAIN. 3. FAVORABLE INFLUENCES. Joined by Hanes Park on West - close to Graded and High School and community business center - adequate transportation - all oity conveniences. ~- DETRIMENTAL INFLUENCES. Home owners moving further west turning properties into double houses and rental properties. 5. INHABITANTS:Professional & Medium a. Type:salaried class-some wealthier;oitiz~imated annual family income$2500-$25,000 c. Rolling - Foreign-born None Hilly in Southern part ; __ %; d. Negro ___N_on_e_ _ _ _ _ __ (lationaLity} 6. e. Infiltration of - None ----- g. Population is 7. f. Relief families None ------------ WN!\a.iUilff,_ _ _ _ _ __ l»tt~~A_·_ __ Large & Small BUILDINGS: a. Type or typesSingles-Few doubles 4: b. Type of constructionFrame apartments Average age _ _ 20_y~e_a~r_s_ _ __ c. 1929 level 1933 low ~ % $7500-$60,000 $15,000 100$ $5ooo-t3o,ooo $7500 $8000 current $5000-$30,000_ 100% 50% $20 - $80 $45 60% 53% $25 - $80 $50 66% 100 $ of the 1929 level. and were 100 % of the 1929 level. 8. OCCUPANCY: 9. SALES DEMAND: a. Poor b .$8000 10. RENTAL DEMAND: a. b ,$50 11. NEW CONSTRUCTION: 12. AVAILABILITY OF MORTGAGE FUNDS: a. Home purchase .Ample 13. rREND OF DESIRABILITY NEXT YEARS -----Good ---a. Types b. Dwelling units~$; Singles 70 c. Home owners - - -- c. Activity is Singles None --------- 10-15 _L $75 1928-1929 Peak rental values occurred in PREDOMI NAT ING RANGE $40 - Jl50 Peak sale values occurred in1.928-l929uld were a. Land~$; Brick Veneer & RENTAL VALUES PREDOMI NAT ING YE AR static. d. Repair_G_o_od _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ SALE VALUES HISTORY: - - - - %; (Tes o~ No) c. Activity is b. Amount Poor ----Good ----last year - - - - - - - b. Home buildingAmple ---- Static --------------------- CLARIFYING REMARKS: Area originally one of the best section of the city but gradual moving to Westward, renting out properties. Hov1ever, some of the wealthier citizens still maintain their homes here. Several now being converted i nto 4 family apartments. 15. Information for this form was obtained from ll., K-, Ogburn, Real Estate Sales Broker and Property Management Broker, H. o. L. c. Date _ _ _ _J=u=-ly,...._.2~3______1931_ (Ov.e r) NS FORM-8 AREA DESCRIPTION (For Instructtons see Reuerse Stde) 2-3-37 c. 1. NAME OF CITY Winston-Salem, N. 2. DESCRIPl'ION OF TERRAIN. 3· FAVORABLE INFLUENCES. Graded School in area - adequate transportation - all city conveniences. 4· DETRIMENTAL INFLUENCES. None 5. INHABITANTSProfessional & Medium a. Typesalaried class c. Foreign-born SECURITY GRADE __B_ _ _ _ AREA NO. _s_ __ Rolling None b. Estimated annual family income i000 - $8000 d. Negro None ; __ %; - - - - %; ----------( I es o.,- Ko) (lationaii ty j 6. e. Infiltration of g. Population is increasing slowly None ------------ -~------~i.-,rrr BUILDINGS: Small singles-some a. Type or typesduplexes & apartmen,s b. Type of construction c. 7. f. Relief families -None ------ 10 years Average age Frame & RANGE 1929 level PREDOM- % I NAT ING $4000-t1a.ooo $8000 100% $2500-$10.000 $5000 current $3500-$112000 $6000 1933 low RANGE :M 28• 192td _L I NAT ING $40 - $100 $60 62% $25 - $60 $35 58% 75% $30 - $60 $40 66% Peak sale values occurred in l928-192ibd were 100 Peak rental values occurred Brick Veneer RENTAL VALUES PREDOM- llAfi. ~ Good d. Repair SALE VALUES HISTORY: ,· were 100 % of the 1929 level. % of the 1929 level. oJ; 100% 8. OCCUPANCY: 9. SALES DEMAND: a. Fair b. Dwelling units ~8 Vacant Cheap Lots o b j 5000 singles 10, RENTAL DFMAND: a. Good bJ40 singles& Apartmen~s c. Activity is Good l l. NEW CONSTRUCTION: 12. AVAILABILITY OF MORTGAGE FUNDS: a. Home purchase .Ample 13. TREND OF DESIRABILITY NEXT YEARS 14. CLARIFYING REMARKS~everal large apartment houses located along Hawthorne Road in north• a. Land -80-%·' a. TypesSmall $5000 Singles 1 0- 1 5 ' c. Home owners 70 c. Activity is Good b. Amount last year Substantial b. Home building Ample Static on East• Western part upward east corner 0£ area - formerWWetover Park Golf Course - now abandoned and probability is that it will eventually be subdivided 15. Information fo r this form was obtained froill H. K. Ogburn, Real Estate Sales Broker and Property Management Broker, He o. L. c. Date (Ov.er) July 23 1937_ AREA DESCR IPTION (For Instructtons see Reverse Stde) NS FORM-8 2-3-37 c. NAME OF CITY Winston-Salem, N. SECURITY GRADE _ _B_ _ _ AREA NO. _ 4_ __ 2. DESCRIPI'ION OF TERRAIN. Slightly rolling 3· FAVORABLE INFLUENCES.All city conveniences - adequate transportation - close to Junior High School - close to Park DETRIMENTAL INFLUENCES.Nothing in particular - surrounded on all side by cheaper properties. INHABITANTS:Professional & Medium a. Typesalaried class - executives c. b. Estimated annual family income$ 2500 - $5000 Foreign-born ___N_o_ne___ ; __ %; d. Negro _ _N_o_n_e_ _ _ _ _ __ _ ( lationaH ty j 6. e. Infil t ration of - -None ----- g. Population i s ~ f. Relief f amilies_N_o_ne__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ______ ~.._ 18 years Average age ________ _ static. Good d. Repair RENTAL VALUES SALE VALUES HISTORY: PREDOMYEAR RANGE PREDOM- % I NAT ING 1929 level $5000-$25,000 $6500 1933 low $3000-$15 ,ooo $3500 current $3500-$15,000 $4000 RANGE I NAT ING $60 100% 53% $25 - $50 $35 58% 61% $30 - $50 -#40 66% 100 % of the 1929 level. Peak rental values occurred il928-l9~d were 100 % of the 1929 level. SO %· a. Land - ' 60 b. Dwelling units 100 %; c. Home owners SALES DEMAND: a. Fair b. $4000-singles c. Activity is Fair 10- RENT AL DEMAND: a. Good b. $40 singles c. Activity is Good 11. NEW CONSTRUCTION: 12. AVAILABILITY OF MORTGAGE FUNDS: a. Home purchase Ample TREND OF DESIRABILITY NEXT YEARS Static OCCUPANCY: 9. a. Types _Non_e_ _ _ _ __ 10-15 _.L $45 - $100 100% Peak sale values occurred inl928-l92and were 8. 14· ---- %; BUILDINGS : a. Type or types8mall &: Large Singl~ b. Type of construction Frame & Brick Veneer c. 7. (Tes o-r Ko) b. Amount last year -None ------- b. Hom~ building Ample --------------------- CLARIFYING REMARKS: On Cascade Avenue several capita.lists have extra large houses which are terribly misplaced investments and hard to sell outsiders in this area and difficult to interest residents of this area in other areas. 15. Information for this form was obtained from!!-. K._ Ogburn, Real Estate Sales Broker and Property Management Broker, H. o. L. c. Date - ~J..:;;u;;::.lYoL.....::2;;.;:3;__ _ _ _193 L (Ov.e r) AREA DESCRIPTION (For Instructtons see Reuerse StdeJ NS FORM-8 2-3-37 1. NAME OF CITY Winston-Salem, N. c. 2. DESCRIPTION OF TERRAIN. FAVORABLE INFLUENCES. 5 _ __ SECURITY GRADE_B_ _ _ _ AREA NO._ Rolling New development - adequate transportation DETRIMENTAL INFLUENCES. No sewers, no gas - use artesian well - outside city limits 5. INHABITANTStlanking employees, a. Type clerks, etc. c. b. Estimated annual family income $1500-$4000 Foreign-born _ _N_o_n_e_ _ _ ; __ $; d. Negro _N_o_n_e_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 6. e. Infiltration of None ------ g. Population is increasint,lowly 7. f. Relief f amilies_N_o_ne ___________ BUILDINGS: Small singles, a. Type or types Some duplexes c. b. Type of construction Frame PREDOM- PREDOMRANGE RANGE I NAT I NG $35 - $60 $45 $3500 $20 - $40 $30 $.2750-$7000 _ $3750 $25 - $45 $35 $4000-$9000 $6000 1933 low $2500-$6500 current % INAT ING 1929 level 100$ Peak rental values occurred id.928-1929:l were _j__ 100% 100 $ of the 1929 level. Peak sale values occurred inl928-l929ld were 100 $ of the 1929 level. b. Dwelling units 100$; c. Home owners _ _ _6_0__ SALES DEMAND: a. _F_a_ir_ __ b. $3750 singles c. Activity is Fair 10. RENTAL DEMAND: a. Good b. $30- $35 singles c. Activity 11. NEW CONSTRUCTION: 12. AVAILABILITY OF MORTGAGE FUNDS: a. Home purchase Ample 13. TREND OF DESIRABILITY NEXT YEARS 8. OCCUPANCY: 9. a. Land~$; Brick Veneer RENTAL VALUES SALE VALUES YEAR & d. Repair_G_o_od ______________ Aver.age age __9::..-. 1yc.. :::e;;;:;a=-r=-s_ _ _ __ HISTORY: - - - - $; (Ies o.,. lo) ( lati.onaH ty} ----- a. TypesSmall singles $3500 , 10-15 ----is Good ----- b. Amount last year Mediocre b. Home building Ample Static --------------------- CLARIFYING REMARKS: This is about the best suburban development on the North side of the city. It is outside the city limits and during the past few years development has been slow but recently there has been a decided pickup. 15. Information for this form was obtained from H. ,. :rr.., Ogburn, Real Estate Sales Broker and Property Management Broker, H. o. L. c. Date __----:J~u~l~y~2~3____193...1. {Over) • AREA DESCRIPTION (For Instructtons see Reverse Stde) NS FORM-8 2-3-37 NAME OF CITY Winston-Salem, Ne c. SECURITY GRADE __c____ AREA NO. _l_ __ DESCRIPI'ION OF TERRAIN. Rolling FAVORABLE INFLUENCES. lj., . 5. Adequate transportation DETRIMENTAL INFLUENCES.No city-water or sewerage- gas- R.R. yards in East INHABITANTS:Mechanics - Carpenters a. Type Skilled laborers c. Foreign-born b. Estimated annual family income $1000 - $3000 ; __ %; None None d. Negro ( lation.ali ty J 6. e. Infiltration of None g. Population is ~fli.M.lil 7. f. Average age Few b. Type of construction Frame 12 ::y:ears Good d. Repair SALE VALUES HISTORY: YEAR RENTAL VALUES PREDOMINATING RANGE % 1929 level $1500-$7500 $3500 100% 1933 low $1000-$4000 $2500 tlOOQ•i~QQQ 12500 current Relief families static. BUILDINGS : a. Type or types Small singles c. RANGE PREDOMI NAT ING $25 100% 71% $10 -$30 $15 ~ 711 $12 - j2Q --8Q%.. a~o 100 % of the 1929 level. Peak rental values occurrea 1J28.;.l929:i.. 1 d were 100 % of the 1929 level. __ %· , ~ $15 - $50_ _ Peak sale values occurred iil928-192~d were a. Land 40 - - - - %; (Ies o-r lo) c. Home owners 65 ' . c. Activity is Fair c. Activity is Fair 8. OCCUPANCY: 9. 10. SALES DEMAND: a. Fair , b j2500 Singles Good except in winter months on RENT AL DEMAND: a unpaved stree;ts b. $20 Singles 11. NEW CONSTRUCTION: 12. AVAILABILITY OF MORTGAGE FUNDS: 13. TREND OF DESIRABILITY NEXT 10-15 YEARSStatic to upward activity 1q.. CLARIFYING REMARKS: Subdivision started with several good homes but at beginning of b. Dwelling units~%; a. Types$2500 Singles b. Amount last year Substantial about 25 a. Home purchase Ample B.&t;, 'tlW-~ome buildin~le B&L depression era cheaper homes were built. only One year ago auction sale was held and 125 lots were sold - resultini in a good bit of building. 15. Information for this form was obtained fromHe Ke Ogburn• Real Esta.re $ales Braker and Praper'.Q( Management Braker, H. a. r.. c. Date ----.J:J,\Q1,1l,.,.y'-26,3r----193 ...!1(Ov.er) NS FORM-8 AREA DESCRIPTION (For Instructions see Reuerse Stde) 2-3-37 1. NAME OF CITY Winston-Salem, N. DESCRIPTION OF TERRAIN. 3. 4· FAVORABLE INFLUENCES. 2 __ SECURITY GRA_DE _ _c_ _ _ AREA N0. _ _ c. Rolling Adequate transportation - close to community business section - short distance to colored school. All public utilities except gas. l DETRIMENTAL INFLUENCES. Gas not avai1ab e. INHABITANTS:Hotel a. & Pullman porters- Negro Typeprofessional & business men ; b. Estimated annual family income$ GOO - $3ooo c. Foreign-born _ _ N_on_e_ __ %; d. Negro_Y_e_s_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ (lationaHtyJ 6. None e. Infiltration of - - - - - - - g. Population is increasinf.low-ly BUILDINGS: Small singles a. Type or types& 4 families c. 7. Average age _ 1929 f. Relief families -- level lo) None ~------- duplexes ,. b. Type of construction Frame & Brick Veneer PREDOMI NAT ING RANGE 01' ------------ d. Repair __;:;G;..:::;o""'od-=--------------RENT AL VALUES SALE VALUES % RANGE PREDOMI NAT ING -1:._ $3500-$6500 $5000 100% $25 - $50 $40 100% $2500-$4500 $3000 69% $20 - $40 $30 ~ current $250Q•lil20Q $.3250 68'/4 120 - 140 $30 ~ ~low Peak sale values occurred il928-l929alld were 100 % of the 1929 level. Peak rental values occurred il928-192$:l were 100 % of the 1929 level. a. Land~%; 8. OCCUPANCY: 9. SALES DEMAND: a. ---"---Good RENT AL DF11AND: a. Good o. & __,,l..,Or.....,;.y,.,,ea...,r...,s,.__ __ HISTORY: YE AR 1 (Tes 100 - - - - %; ____;:._;._ ___ b. Dwelling units 100 %; c. Home owners _ _ _5.:..0'--_% b. $3250 Singles c. Activity is c. Activity $30 Singles b. 11. NEW CONSTRUCTION: 12. AVAILABILITY OF MORTGAGE FUNDS: a. Home purchase~~ &.Lb. Home building AmpleB_ &J:, 13. TREND OF DESIRABILITY NEXT YEARS_S_ta_ti_·c_t_o_u_.,pwa .____ r u_' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 14. CLARIFYING REMARKS: Along West 25th st. and North Cherry homes. On a. TypesSingles Good ---Good is ---- 10-15 & 4 family ap;t;s4l). Amount last year Substantial st. are several ver-y nice new other streets in area cheaper construction predominates. This is about the best colored section in the city and the only one nw developing. 15. Information for this form was obtained from H.K. Ogburn, Real Estate Sales Broker and Property Management Broker, H. o. L. c. Date _ _ _J_u_ly;:.._2_3_ _ _ _193 !..._ (Ou.er) AREA DESCRIPTION (For Instructtons see Reverse Stde) NS FORM-8 2-3-37 l, 3 SECURITY GRADE_c_ __ _ _ AREA NO. _ _ __ c. NAME OF CITYWinston-Salem~ N. DESCRIPI'ION OF TERRAIN. Rolling 3· FAVORABLE INFLUENCES. Graded School - all city conveniences DETRIMENTAL INFLUENCES.General Surroundincs - Old section 5. INHABITANTS:Mechanics-Carpenters-skilled ; b. Estimated annual family income$lOOO-$SOOO a. TypJ.aborere-mill workers c. · _ _ None _ _ _ _ ; __ $; Fore1gn-born ( lationaii ty 6. 7. Infiltration of colored· slowly; g. Population i s ~ . $3500 $1000-$5000 $2000 current $1000-$5000 $2000 1933 low RENTAL VALUES PREDOMINATING $1500-$8000 Frame Fair d. Repair SALE VALUES RANGE level Few ------------ b. Type of construction 25_ years Average age _ _ _ _ _ _ __ YEAR 1929 f. Relief families static. BUILDINGS: a. Type or typessma.11 singles HISTORY: % PREDOMI NAT ING RANGE $15 - $75 $30 58% $10 - $40 $20 58% $12 - $40 $25 100$ 66% -80% lOO % of the 1929 level. Peak rental values occurredl~~8 - 1929 and were lOO % of the 1929 level. b. Dwelling units ..::_i; b.$2000 Singles _L 100% Peak sale values occurred i!928-1929 and were 85 $· a. Land -' - - - - $; (Tes or lo) j e. c. 20 Yes d. Negro _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ 40 c. Home owners 8. OCCUPANCY: 9. SALES DEMAND: a. Poor 10, RENTAL DF11AND: a. Fair 11. NEW CONSTRUCTION: 12. AVAILABILITY OF MORTGAGE FUNDS: a. Home purchaseLimited ; 13. TREND OF DESIRABILITY NEXT YEARS llj., CLARIFYING REMARKS:Soutbwest part of section has good rental property. Some home owners extreme northwest part of section beyond Fairgrounds. This part now being developed and about 8 hew hbmes have been built or are under construction in the past 12 months. In other parts of the section there has been practically no activity. Extreme Eastern part of section contains very cheap property and not much development. Fourteenth St. formerly occupied by white people but in late years they have moved away and this street now contains many good colored homes. Population north of 21st. St. almost entirely white. 15. Information for this form was obtained from H.K. Ogburn, Real Estate Sales Broker and c. Activity is Poor Fair 4ingles c. Activity is Some brick doubles on 14th & Patterson a. Typessma.11 sin~les northe!"Jl b. Amount last year Mediocre b.$20 10-15 Property Management Broker, H. b. Home building Limited Statio to downward --------------------- o. L. c. Date _ _.:,JU:l::.Yr.....::2::.::3;.__ _ _ _l 93 ..1. (Ov.er) NS FORM-8 AREA DESCRIPTION (For Instructtons see Reverse Stde) 2-3-37 1. DESCRIPTION OF TERRAIN. 3· Lj.. 5. c. NAME OF CITY Winston-Salem, N. SECURITY GRADE __c____ AREA N0. __4_ _ Rolling FAVORABLE INFLUENCES. Adequate transportation - schools in area - recreation park business centers. DETRIMENTAL INFLUENCES. Business . and residential development on West side, business gradually extending out East Fifth St. Section East of Brushy Fork Branch outside city limits. INHABITANTS~echanics - white & a. Typeskilled colored laborers c. b. Estimated annual family income $500-$2000 Foreign-born __N_o_n_e_ _ _ ; __ %; 6. Infiltration of Negro-slowly g. Population b~a;,uie ____ f. Relief frunilies ~------- SALE VALUES HISTORY: RANGE RENTAL VALUES PREDOMI NAT ING 11. RANGE 100% $15 - $50 $30 100% 14. 15. _L 1929 level $2000-16000 $3000 1933 low $1000-13500 tl500 50'/4 $10 - $30 $15 SO% $1000-$3500 - $1500 50% $10 • $30 $18 60% ' 100 % of the 1929 level. Peak rental values occurredlil28•l92~d were 100 % of the 1929 level. Solid except Eastern portion a. Land~%; b. Dwelling units 97%; c. Home owners ____2_5_% OCCUPANCY: Colored section in East & Vf~§tern part white section SALES DEMAND: a.Poor bl2500 Colored singles; c. Activity is Poor close in colored good ----RENTAL DEMAND: a. Fair , b $18 singles , c. Activity is Fair --------s-ma--...11 single in Ea.st colored section Fair NEW CONSTRUCTION: a. Types four :f'8lllily a.partmen~s b. Amount last year -------- 12. ·AVAILABILITY OF MORTGAGE FUNDS: 13. PREDOMI NAT ING % Peak sale values occurred id928-l92~d were 10. static. · _Fair _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ d . Repair Average age ----"2=5'--"'y=ea=r::..:s=----- current 9. Fw ------------ BUILDINGS: Small Singles-Some Apts. a. Type or typesand doubles b. Type of construction Frame and Brick Veneer; YE AR 8. - - - - %; (Ies o~ Ko) e. c. 7. 50 d. Negro _ _ _Y_e_s_ _ _ _ _ __ (lationaiityj a. Home purchase Limited ; TREND OF DESIRABILITY NEXT 10-15 YEARS b. Home building Limited Upward tor colored property - downward for white CLARIFYING REMARKS: Cameron Avenue section & Highland & 12th st. section contain good colored property- Cityvievr part or section is fair wh1. te and other part of' section poor white and colored properties. Information for this form was obtained fro1n H. K• Ogbun;, Real Estate Sales Broker and Property Ma.na.~ement Broker, H. o. L. c. Date (Over) Jul~ 23 193!_ AREA DESCRIPTION (For Instructions see Reuerse Stde) NS FORM-8 2-3-37 1. NAME OF CITY Winston-Salem, N. 2. DESCRIPI'ION OF TERRAIN. SECURITY GRADE __c____ AREA NO. __s_ _ c. Rolling 3. FAVORABLE INFLUENCES. Close to center of city. Salem College and graded schools in area. Adequate transportation. Comnnmity business centers. 4· DETRIMENTAL INFLUENCES. Smoke from factories. 5. INHABITANTS: Laborers - mechanics a. Type executives c. Old properties. b. Estimated annual family income$500 - $10,000 Foreign-born --'N;:.;.o;:;.::n::.:e:;...__ _ ; __ %; d. Negro ____Y_e_s_ _ _ _ _ __ ( KationaH ty j 6. e. Infiltration of _..;;,;_:=----NoJ'J.8 g. Population i::; 7, static. ~ Average age __4..,_0;:...___y...,eo.:::a::::r-=s'------ HISTORY: b. Type of construction Frame d. Repair I NAT ING Brick RENTAL VALUES PREDOM~ & poor to good SALE VALUES YEAR %; Some Relief families f. li:111 &e;~~ BUILDINGS: a. Type or types~A=l=l'-='typ....._e~s"-----c. 3 (Tes o,r Ko) PREDOM- % RANGE I NAT ING _L $10 - $150 $35 100% 75'/o $ 8 - $70 $20 58% 75~ $10 - $75 $25 71% 1929 level $1000-$50,000 $4000 100% .193.3. low $ 800-$25 1 000 $3000 current $1000-$25 9 000_ $3000 Peak sale values occurred .il828-1929and were 100 % of the 1929 level. Peak rental values occurredW8-192~d were 100 % of the 1929 level. 8. OCCUPANCY: 9. SALES DEMAND: a. Poor 40 c. Home owners North section b.Semi-business& apt. s}te§/ Activity is ' Poor 10. RENTAL DEMAND: a. Good b.$25 singles 11. NEW CONSTRUCTION: 12. AVAILABILITY OF MORTGAGE FUNDS: 13. TREND OF DESIRABILITY NEXT 10-15 YEARS Downward - Upward for close in apts. 11.1-. CLARIFYING REMARKS: Southern part very old section - 4th & 5th semi-business & fair residential section - certain parts of West Salem on Waiiiut, Green, & Broad st,. still contain some good properties which are well maintained. Remainder cheap rental property. 4th & 5th also have some large residences. This section comprises the main portion of the town formerly Salem and many of the properties are very old. The Moravian Church office is also located in it. It also contains some very fine old homes in w. Fifth St. adjacent to the business section. 15. Information for this form was obtained froin H.K. Ogburn, Real Estate Sales Broker and Property bagement Broker, H. o. L. C• a. Land ~%; b. Dwelling units~%; & a. Types A:eartments apts. c. Activity is b. Amount last year a. Home purchase Limited; Date (Ov.er) % Good Mediocre b. Home building Limited _ _ _swltw..11.i.J~,_.2..,31-.._ _ _ _1 93 .1- AREA DESCRIPTION (For Instructtons see Reuerse Stde) NS FORM-8 2-3-37 1. NAME OF CITY 2. DESCRIPI'ION OF TERRAIN. 3. FAVORABLE INFLUENCES. SECURITY GRADE __c ____ AREA NO. _ 6_ __ c. :w:~stOD,,,Salem, N. Roll~ All of this section except a small part at the Southeastern 4. DETRIMENTAL INFLUENCES. 5. INHABITANTS: a. Type c. end owned by the mill and rented by them to their employees. b. Estimated annual family income$ ; __ %; Foreign-born d. Negro %; (latio1iaH ty J 6. e. Infiltration of g. Population is increasing f. Relief families static. d. Repair HISTORY: 1929 /lo) b. Type of construction Average age YEAR O'T' decreasing BUILDINGS: a. Type or types c. 7, ( Tes RANGE SALE VALUES PREDOMINATING level RENT AL VALUES PREDOMRANGE INATING 100% ~ 100% low current Peak sale values occurred in - - - and were ---% of the 1929 level. Peak rental values occurred in _ _ and were - - -% of the 1929 level. b. Dwelling units __ $; c. Home owners _ _ _ __ SALES DEMAND: a._____ b. _ _ _ _ _ _ __ c. Activity is 10. RENTAL DF11AND: a. _____ b. 11. NEW CONSTRUCTION: 12. AVAILABILITY OF MORTGAGE FUNDS: a. Home purchase TREND OF DESIRABILITY NEXT YEARS 8. OCCUPANCY: 9. a. Land _ _ %; a. Types - - - - - - - - - 10-15 ----c. Activity is ----- b. Amount last year -------- b. Home building ---- --------------------- CLAR IFYING REMARKS:._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ __ Information for this form was obtained from H.K. Ogburn. Real Estate Sales Broker and Pi,operty Management Broker. n. o. L. c. Date --~Ju!¼-:ll",iyl'-i!§a ~g-----193 - i (Ov.e r) AREA DESCRIPTION (For Instructtons see Reverse Stde) NS FORM-8 2-3-37 1, NAME OF CITY_w_1ns __ t_on_-_s_a_le_m_,_N_._c_._ _ _ _ SECURITY GRADE_c_ _ _ _ _ AREA NO. _ 7_ __ 2. DESCRIPl'ION OF TERRAIN. 3. FAVORABLE INFLUENCES. Rolling Development in this ~- cheap DETRIMENTAL INFLUENCES. construction, and there is very little development of' any kind. 5. area consists almost entirely of' The city s8Vlerage disposal plant is located a short distance South of' the area. b. Estimated annual family income$ INHABITANTS: a. Type ------------- c. ; __ %; Foreign-born ------ d. Negro %; (lationcdi ty} 6. e. Infiltration of g. Population is increasing or Ko) f. Relief families static. decreasing BUILDINGS: a. Type or types c. 7. (Tes b. Type of construction Average age d. Repair RENTAL VALUES SALE VALUES HISTORY: PREDOMRANGE YE AR 1929 I NAT ING level PREDOM- % RANGE I NAT I NG 100% _L_ 100% low current - - - % of Peak sale values occurred in and were Peak rental values occurred in and were _ _ _ % of the 1929 level. b. Dwelling units __ %; c. Home owners _ _ _ _ __ SALES DEMAND: a._____ b. _ _ _ _ _ _ __ c. Activity is 10. RENTAL DEMAND: a._____ b. _ _ _ _ _ _ __ c. Activity 11. NEW CONSTRUCTION: 12. AVAILABILITY OF MORTGAGE FUNDS: a. Home purchase 13. TREND OF DESIRABILITY NEXT YEARS _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 8. OCCUPANCY: 9. a. Land _ _ %; the 1929 level. a. Types _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 10-15 -----is ------ b. Amount last year -------- b. Home building _ _ _ __ CLARIFYING REMARKS:._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Information for this form was obtained from H. K. Ogburn, Real Estate Sales Broker, and Property Management Broker, H. o. L. c. Date ___J_u...;ly=---2_3..:;,_ _ _ _ _193 .!_ (Over) NS FORM-8 AREA DESCRIPTION {For Instructtons see Reverse Stde) 2-3-37 1, NAME OF CITY Winston-Salem, N. c. 2. DESCRIPI'ION OF TERRAIN. 3. FAVORABLE INFLUENCES. SECURITY GRADE __c____ AREA NO. _ 8_ __ Level to Rolling A very few cheap properties located in 1:his area. 4. DETRIMENTAL INFLUENCES. 5. INHABITANTS: a. Type c. low land close to the creek and development will be very slow. b. Estimated annual family income$ ; __ %; Foreign-born ( lat ion a ii ty 6. e. Infiltration of g. Population is increasing 7. d. Negro {Ies or No) f. Relief families decreasing static. b. Type of construction Average age d. Repair HISTORY: SALE VALUES PREDOMRANGE 1929 %; j BUILDINGS: a. Type or types c. It is RENTAL VALUES PREDOMRANGE INAT ING level INATING _L 100% low current Peak sale values occurred in - - -and were - - -% of the 1929 level. Peak rental values occurred in ---and were - - -% of the 1929 level. 8. OCCUPANCY: a. Land _ _ %; b. Dwelling units __ %; c. Home owners ______ 9. SALES DEMAND: a._____ b. _ _ _ _ _ _ __ c. Activity is b. c. Activity -----is - - -- -- 10. RENTAL DEMAND: a._____ 11. NEW CONSTRUCTION: 12, AVAILABILITY OF MORTGAGE FUNDS: a. Home purchase 13. TREND OF DESIRABILITY NEXT YEARS 1 lj., CLARIFYING REMARKS:,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 15. Information for this form was obtained from H. K. Ogburn, Real Estate Sales Broker and a. Types --------10-15 Property Management Broker. Re b. Amount last year -------- b. Home building _____ ---------------------- o. L. c. Date _ _ _J_u_l..;;.y-_2_3_ _ _ _1 93 ~ (Ov,er) NS FORM-8 AREA DESCRIPTION (For Instructtons see Reuerse Stde) 2-3-37 NAME OF CITY Winston-Salem, 2. c. N. C _ _ _ AREA NO. _ 9 _ __ SECURITY GRADE _ _ DESCRIPI'ION OF TERRAIN. Level to Rolling 3. 4· FAVORABLE INFLUENCES,Gradeg_school a~ Junior High School located in area. transporta~ion. ity Conveniences. DETRIMENTAL INFLUENCES. Several Industrial plants located in area. INHABITANTS·Meohanics, Carpenters, a. Type Skilled laborers . $ 500-$2000 b. Estimated annual family income roreign-born _ _None _ _ _ _ ; __ %; c. d. D ( Kationali. ty J 6. None C e. Infiltration of g. Population is • ~ - - b. Type of construction Frame ---------- d. Repair Only Fair RENTAL VALUES PREDOMI NAT ING RANGE ll.AE. 1933 low ------------ SALE VALUES HISTORY: level Few static. Average age -~2~0........_y""'"e=ar=--s;;;...__ __ 1929 -----Negro - - - - %; ----------( I es o,,.. Ko} None f. Relief families ------- BUILDINGS: a. Type or typesSmall singles c. 7. Adequate % RANGE PREDOMI NAT ING _L $1500-$10,000 $4000 100% $15 - $50 $30 $1000-i 6000 $2500 62% $10 - $30 $20 66% $12 - $30 $22.50 75% current $1200-$ 6000 - $2750 69% Peak sale values occurred lll928-l929 and were 100 % of the 1929 level. Peak rental values occurred WS-1929:1.nd were 100 % of the 1929 level. 100% 8. OCCUPANCY: 9. SALES DEMAND: a.Poor b. $2750 Singles c. Activity is Poor 10. RENTAL DEMAND: a. Fair b. $22.50 Singles c. Activity is Fair 11. NEW CONSTRUCTION: 12. AVAILABILITY OF MORTGAGE FUNDS: a. Home purchase Limited; 13. TREND OF DESIRABILITY NEXT YEARS Static to dammard 14. CLARIFYING REMARKS: Best section is along a. Land ~ % ; b. Dwelling units a. Types Small Singles 10-15 ~%; 35 c. Home owners b. Amount last year % Poor -------- b. Home building Limited --------------------s. Main St. to city limits, also along Sprague st. 15. Information for this form was obtained from H.K. Ogburn, Real Estate Sales Broker and Property Management Broker, H. o. L. c. Date _ _ _J_u_l._y_2_3_ _ _ _ _193 _! (Over) NS FORM-8 AREA DESCRIPTION (For Instructtons see Reverse Stde) 2-3-37 1. 10 C c. NAME OF CITY Winston-Salem, N. SECURITY GRADE _ _ _ _ _ AREA NO. ---- DESCRIPTION OF TERRAIN. 1 evel t o Ro11ing . 3· FAVORABLE INFLUENCES.Graded School in area.. All city conveniences. Adequate transportation, q.. DETRIMENTAL INFLUENCES. Industrial plants located in area. During depression years several plants failed and closed and area suffered as a result. INHABITANTS·Mechanics, Skilled laborers, Factory workers. a . Type ___________ _ ,. b. Estimated annual family income$ 500-'ii'42000 c. Foreign-born ; __ %; None (Kati on a i i t y 6. e. Infiltration of g. Population b 7. f. Relief families j None static. b. Type of construction Frame 20 years Average age Only Fair d. Repair SALE VALl)ES HISTORY: YEAR RANGE Few aeneMfd~K ~ BUILDINGS: a. Type or types Small Singles c. d. - - - - -Negro None - - - - %; ----------(Tes or No) RENTAL VALUES PREDOMI NAT ING % RANGE PREDOMI NAT ING _L 1929 level $1500-$6000 $4000 100% $15 - $50 $30 1933 low $1000-$4000 $2500 62% $10 - $30 $20 66% current $1200-$5000 $2750 69% $12 - $30 $22.50 75% 100% Peak sale values occurred :ile28-1929 and were 100 Peak rental values occurred \%28-192%.nd were 100 % of the 19 29 level. 8. OCCUPANCY: 9. a. Land -70 -%·' % of the 1929 level. 40 b. Dwelling units~%; c. Home owners SALES DEMAND: a. Poor b. Small Singles c. Activity is Poor 10. RENTAL DEMAND: a. Fair b.$22.50 singles c. Activity is Fair 11. NEW CONSTRUCTION: 12. AVAILABILITY OF MORTGAGE FUNDS: 13. TREND OF DESIRABILITY NEXT 10- 15 YEARS Static to dowmra.rd 1q.. CLARIFYING REMARKS: Best properties along Waughtovm Road and Sprague St. South of a. Types Small Singles b. Amount last year % Poor -------- a. Home purchase Limited ; b. Home building Limited --------------------- Sprague and Southeast of Cl emmonsville Road Sparsely settled. 15. Information for this form was obtained from H.K. Ogburn, Real Estate Sales Broker and PJ,operty Management Broker, H. o. L. c. Date ___J_u_l_y_23_ _ _ ___:193 .!_ (Ov.er) AREA DESCRIPTION (For Instructtons see Reuerse Stde) NS FORM-8 2-3-3'7 1. NAME OF CITY Winston-Salem, N. c. SECURITY GRADE_c_ _ _ _ AREA N0._1_1_ _ DESCRIPI'ION OF TERRAIN. Rolling 3· FAVORABLE INFLUENCES. 4. DETRIMENTAL INFLUENCES. Colored School located in area.. Adequate Transportation. Low land along creek. INHABITANTS~obacco Factory workers, a. Type laborers c. Foreign-born b. Estimated annual family income$ 500-$2500 ; __ %; None d. Negro Infiltration of g. Population is ~ Some f. Relief families static. ~l?GS!Cff BUILDINGS: a. Type or types Small Singles b. Type of construction Frame 15 :lears Average age fair d. Repair to poor SALE VALUES HISTORY: RENTAL VALUES PREDOM~ RANGE INAT ING PREDOM- % RANGE 100% $15 - $30 $22.50 100% INATING _L_ 1929 level $1500-$3500 $2500 ~ low $1000-$2500 $1750 70% $10 - $20 $17. 50 --1.T/4 current $1000-$3000 $2000 80,% $10 - $25 $20 ~ Peak sale values occurred il929-192Sand were 100 % of the 1929 level. Peak rental values occurredlt28-1929and were 100 %of the 8. OCCUPANCY: 9. a. Land~%; 1929 level. b. Dwelling units~%; c. Home owners ____6__0_% SALES DEMAND: a. Fair b. $2000 Singles c. Activity is Fair 10. RENTAL DEMAND: a. b.$20 Singles c. Activity 11. NEW CONSTRUCTION: 12. AVAILABILITY OF MORTGAGE FUNDS: a. Home purchase Limited ; TREND OF DESIRABILITY NEXT YEARS Static ----Good ---a. Types %; (Ies o-r Ko) None e. c. 7. 100 Yes ( KationaH ty j 6. City Conveniences. $2500 10-15 Singles ----is Good ----- b. Amount last-year Poor -------- b. Home building Limited --------------------- CL AR IFYING REMARKS:Northern part of area adjoining colored school contains best properties, but interspersed with some very cheap negro properties. Southern part of area composed of many workers in tobacco factories, in some eases 3 ! 4 members of same family working in factories. No development along creek. Athletic Stadium for city being constructed just Ea.st of Southern part of area just off Claremont. Information for this form was obtained froin H.K. Ogburn, Real Estate Sales Broker and Pro.perty Manar;~ment Broker, R. 0 1 L, c, Date (Ov.e 1' _ _ _.......,J-•1~Jy__.2_3_ _ _ _193_:r NS FORM-8 AREA DESCRIPTION (For Instructtons see Reverse Stde) 2-3-37 l, c. NAME OF CITY Winston-Salem, N. DESCRIPTION OF TERRAIN. 1 SECURITY GRADE __ D_ _ _ _ AREA NO. ____,,.....--_ _ Rolling FAVORABLE INFLUENCES. portation. Graded school in area. Community business. ll-· DETRIMENTAL INFLUENCES. 5. INHABITANTS:Skilled and unskilled negro a. Typela.borers, factory workers. Industrial Plants along railroad track, chief business places along North Liberty St. c. Foreign-born_N_o_n_e____ ; __ $; b. Estimated annual family income$ 3oo-$2ooo 7. ----,,-e-s_o_r_K_o_)_ __ e. Infiltration ofNegro-rapid g. Population is ~ - - - - f. Relief families BUILDINGS: a. Type or types small singles c. Many ------------ ~------b. Type of construction Frame SALE VALUES RANGE & Brick Apts. RENTAL VALUES PREDOMYEAR static. Poor d. Repair _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Average age _ _2-'0__.._y..;.ea=r;;_s.;__ __ HISTORY: -----80 - - - - $; Yes d. Negro (lationaLity) 6. City conveniences. Adequate trans- I NAT ING PREDOM- % RANGE I NAT ING _L 1929 level $1000-$6000 $2000 100$ $15 - $40 $25 100$ 1933 low $ 750-14000 $1500 75% flO - $20 $15 60% $ 900-14000 $1600 75% $12 • $22.50 $18 72% current Peak sale values occurred le28-l929 and were 100 Peak rental values occurreaS00-1929 and were 100 . $ of the 1929 level . 8. OCCUPANCY: 9. SALES DEMAND: a. Poor 10. RENTAL DF11AND: a. Good 11. NEW CONSTRUCTION: 12. AVAILABILITY OF MORTGAGE FUNDS: 13. TREND OF DESIRABILITY NEXT 10-15 YEARS a. Land~$; ----- $ of the 1929 level. b. Dwelling units~$; c. Home owners _ _ _ _ 20_$ b.Sma.11 negro single c. Activity is Poor ----- ; b. Small ·negro single ; c. Activity is Good mall negro singles Western ----a. TypesPart of section $15<>q b. Amount last year Mediocre a. Home purchase Limited; b. Home building Limited Downward --------------------- CL AR IFYING REMARKs:1'he Southeast portion of the section contains many cheap negro properties, and along North Liberty are many old d1lap1dated lrouses. Some :f'aix l;y good negro properties along Cherry st. Information for this form was obtained froill H.K. Ogburn, Real Estate Sales Broker and Property Management Broker, H. o. L. c. Date ___J"--u_l_y_23_ _ _ _ _ _193 _! (Over) NS FORM-8 AREA DESCRIPTION (Fo; Instructtons see Reue;se Stde) 2-3-37 c. SECURITY GRADE _ _ D_ _ _ AREA N0._2_ __ 1. NAME OF CITY Winston-Salem, N. 2. DESCRIPI'ION OF TERRAIN . 3. FAVORABLE INFLUENCES. City conveniences. Adequate transportation. a.nd school. 4. DETRIMENTAL INFLUENCES.Maey narrow unpaved streets. 5. INHABITANTS: a. TypeUnskilled negro laborers c. Foreign-born Rolling Cheap negro properties. b. Estimated annual family income$ 300-$1000 ; _ _ $; None Infiltration of -None ------ g. Population i s ~ - - - - f. Relief families ---------- Poor d. Repair _______________ _ SALE VALUES YEAR 1929 19~3 low current RENTAL VALUES PREDOMI NAT ING RANGE level PREDOMI NAT ING % RANGE $10 - $20 $15 100% J_ $1000-$3000 $1500 100$ $ 600-12000 $1000 66% $7.50 - $15 $10 66% t $1250 83% $9 - $18 $12 80"/o 750-12000 Peak sale values occurred l;Q28-1929 and were · 100 % of the 1929 level. Peak rental values occurred la28-l92ai.nd were $ of the 1929 level. 100 8. OCCUPANCY: 9. SALES DEMAND: aFa.ir in Easte;rn IP.art Small Singles 10. Many ------------ b. Type of construction Frame Average age ___2__0__.._y-'-ea""'r"'-s"'----- HISTORY: a. Land~%; RENTAL DEMAND: a. Fair ----- b. Dwelling units~%; b. 15 c . Home owners c. Activity is Fair ----- $12 singles a. Types Small 8 ingles c. Activity is Fair ----- 11. NEW CONSTRUCTION: 12. AVAILABILITY OF MORTGAGE FUNDS: a. Home purchaseLimited 13. TREND OF DESIRABILITY NEXT YEARS 10-15 $; o.,- Ko) static. BUILDINGS: Small singles and a. Type or types some doubles c. 7. (Tes e. 100 Yes d. Negro (lationaLityj 6. Close to negro park b. Amount last year Mediocre b. Home building Limited Downward --------------------- CLAR IFYING REMARKs:Eastern part or area, not thickly settled but has some very fair negro properties. Colored park and school at 14th St l1as tendency t:;o add t:;o desirability of this part of section. Information for this form was obtained from H.K. Ogburn, Real Estate Sales Broker and Property Management .Broker, H. o. Le c. Date - - - - =J_u_ly._2~3_ _ _193 1_ (Ov.er) NS FORM-8 AREA DESCRIPTION (For Instructtons see Reverse Stde) 2-3-37 c. NAME OF CITY Winston-Salem, N. 2. DESCRIPTION OF TERRAIN. SECURITY GRADE 3 D AREA N0. - - - ------ Rolling FAVORABLE INFLUENCES. Schools in area.. Negro park at Northeast corner. City conveniences. LI-• DETRIMENTAL INFLUENCES. 5. INHABITANTS: Negro laborers, factory a. Typeworkers, & mechanics. c. Aw.ny narrow unpaved streets. Cheap negro properties. b. Estimated annual family income $300-$1000 Foreign-born _ _N_o_n_e_ _ _ ; __ %; d. Negro _ _ _ _ _Y_e_s_ _ _ _ __ (la.tionality) 6. None e. Infiltration of g. Population i s ~ - - - - ------- BUILDINGS: Singles & Doubles and a. Type or typeSJome apartments f. Relief families Ma.ey ------------ static. b. Type of constructionFra.me & Some Brick Vene,r d. Repair _Poor _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Average age ___2_0__._y_e_a_rs_ _ __ c. 7. (Tes or lo) SALE VALUES HISTORY: ~ ~ 100 - - - - %; RENTAL VALUES PREDOMI NAT ING % RANGE PREDOMI NAT ING _L 1929 level $1000-$4000 $2000 100% $15 .. $25 $20 100% 1933 low $ 750-$3000 $1500 75% $10 - $20 $15 75% current $ 900-i2500 $1750 87% $12 .. $22.50 $18 90% Peak sale values occurred ile28-1929 and were 100 Peak rental values occurred ~8-l92!and were 100 % of the 1929 level. % of the 1929 level. b. Dwelling units~$; c. Home owners ___1_5_ _ SALES DEMAND: a:Poor b.Investment properties; c. Activity is Poor 10. RENTAL DEMAND: a.Good b.$18 c. Activity 11. NEW CONSTRUCTION: 12. AVAILABILITY OF MORTGAGE FUNDS: 13. TREND OF DESIRABILITY NEXT 10-15 YEARS Dowmvard 1L!- • CLARIFYING REMARKs:Northern part of section contains better class of properties. also some 8. OCCUPANCY: 9. a. Land~%; ----- Singles a. Types Some apts. 4 family ----is Goai ----- b. Amount last year Mediocre a. Home purchaseVery Limi~edt>. Home building Very limited --------------------- fairly good negro properties along Woodland and Cleveland Ave. 15. Information for this form was obtained from H.K. Ogburn, Real Estate Sales Broker and Property Management Broker, H. o. L. c. Date ___J_u_l.._y_23_ _ _ _ _1931._ {Over) NS FORM-8 AREA DESCRIPTION (For Instructtons see Reverse Stde) 2-3-3'7 NAME OF CITYWinston-Salem• N. 2. DESCRIPI'ION OF TERRAIN. FAVORABLE INFLUENCES. Rolling . Very little development in this area and is eanposed of cheap negro properties• 4. DETRIMENTAL INFLUENCES. 5. INHABITANTS: a. Type c. 4 SECURITY GRADE - -D- - - - AREA NO. - - - - - c. Part of it is outside the ei ty limits• b. Estimated annual family income$ ; __ %; Foreign-born d. Negro %; ( lationaii ty J 6. e. Infiltration of g. Population is increasing f. o,,- Ko) Relief families decreasing BUILDINGS: a. Type or types c. 7. (Tes static. b. Type of construction Average age d. Repair SALE VALUES HISTORY: RENTAL VALUES PREDOMYEAR 1929 RANGE PREDOMRANGE INATING level INATING 100% _!._ 100% low current Peak sale values occurred in _ _ _ and were Peak rental values occurred in 8. OCCUPANCY: 9. a. Land _ _ %; --- and - - -% of the 1929 level. were ___ % of the 1929 level. b. Dwelling units __ %; c. Home owners ______ SALES DEMAND: a._____ b. _ _ _ _ _ _ __ c. Activity is 10. RENTAL DEMAND: a. _____ b. c. Activity is 11. NEW CONSTRUCTION: 12. AVAILABILITY OF MORTGAGE FUNDS: a. Home purchase 13. TREND OF DESIRABILITY NEXT YEARS 14. CLARIFYING REMARKS:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 15. Information for this form was obtained from H, K, Ogburn, Real Estate Sales Broker and a. Types --------10-15 Properv Management Broker, H. o. b. Amount last ------ -----year - - - - - - - - b. Home building _____ ---------------------- L. c. Date (Ov.er) _ _ _ _193.1_ AREA DESCRIPTION (For Instructtons see Reverse Stde) NS FORM-8 2-3-37 SECURITY GRADE __D _ _ _ _ AREA NO._5_ __ c. 1. NAME OF CITY Winston-Salem. N. 2. DESCRIPI'ION OF TERRAIN. Level to Rolling 3. FAVORABLE INFLUENCES.City Conveniences. Adequate transportation. 4. DETRIMENTAL INFLUENCES.Factories. city shops, and garage located in area. Creek running through center. 5. INHABITANTS: Negro laborers. factory a. Type workers, and mechanics c. Foreign-born None · __ ______ (latio~aLity) 6. , . d Negro $·, None e. Infiltration of g. Population is i n@cwasi~~ Yes ----------(Ies or lo) f. Relief families ------- ~ BUILDINGS: Small singles and a. Type or types some doubles c. 7. b. Estimated annual family income$300-$1000 Many ------------ ------- Frame ------~--- d. Repair_P_oo_r______________ SALE VALUES RENTAL VALUES PREDOM- RANGE YEAR static. b. Type of construction Average age _ _2=0"'--'y'""ea.::aa::.r.=s_ _ __ HISTORY: 100 - - - - %; % I NAT ING RANGE PREDOMI NAT ING _J_ 1929 level $1000-$3000 $2000 100% #15 • $25 $20 100% ~ $ 750-12000 11500 75~ $10 - $20 $15 75% low 90% $18 current $ 900-$2500 - $1750 $12 - $22.50 87% Peak sale values occurred ill928-1929and were 100 % of the 1929 level. Peak rental values occurred 1928-1929.nd were 1=00....;__% of the 1929 level. 8. OCCUPANCY: 9. a. Land~%; SALES DEMAND: a.Poor c. Activity is Poor 10. RENT AL DF11AND: a.Good b. $18 Singles c. Activity is Good 11. NEW CONSTRUCTION: 12. AVAILABILITY OF MORTGAGE FUNDS: 13. TREND OF DESIRABILITY NEXT 10-15 YEARS 14. CLAR IFYING REMARKS:Low land along creek and practically no development. Industrial plants on Vargrave st. and along railroad tracks in southern part of sect1on. a. Types _N_on_e_ _ _ _ _ __ c. Home owners 15 b. Dwelling units~%; Slight activity in binvestment properties b. Amount last year None -------- a. Home purchase Very L~tElsi. Home building Very Limited Static to Dcmmrard ~-------------------- Information for this form was obtained from H.K. Ogburn. Real Estate Sales Broker and PrQperty 'Management Broker, H. o. L. c. Date (Over) NS FORM-8 AREA DESCRIPTION (For Instructtons see Reverse Stde) 2-3-3'7 NAME OF CITY Winston-Salem, N. c. 6 D SECURITY GRADE_ _ _ _ _ AREA NO. _ _ __ DESCRIPTION OF TERRAIN. Rolling FAVORABLE INFLUENCES. Colored Schools in . area. Adequate transportation. . DETRIMENTAL INFLUENCES. Cheap properties. city. INHABITANTS· a. Type Unskilled laborers c. Narrow unpaved streets. Distance to center of b. Estimated annual family income$300-$1000 Foreign-born _ _ __N_on_e__ ; __ %; d. Negro ______Y_e_s_ _ _ __ (lationaLityJ 6. 7. (Tes or No) e. Infiltration ofNegro-slowly g. Population i s ~ - - - - f. Relief families BUILDINGS: . a. Type or typesSmall singles c. 1929 1933 low current static. ---------- Poor d. Repair _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ RENTAL VALUES PREDOMINATING RANGE level Some ------------ SALE VALUES ~ 80 - - - - %; b. Type of construction Frame Average age _ _l_S--z..y_ea_r_s_ _ __ HISTORY: . City conveniences. PREDOMI NAT ING % RANGE $10 - $20 $15 __L $1000-$3000 $1500 100% $ 500-$2000 $1000 66% $7.50 - $15 $10 66% $ 750-$2000 $1250 83% $9 • $18 $12 80% Peak sale values occurred :il.@28-1929 and were 100 % of the 1929 level. Peak rental values occurredlflt?8•1929and were 100 % of the 1929 level. 100% b. Dwelling units~%; c. Home owners 20 SALES DEMAND: a.None b. c. Activity is None 10. RENT AL DF11AND: a. Fair b. $12 Singles c. Activity is Fair ll• NEW CONSTRUCTION: 12. AVAILABILITY OF MORTGAGE FUNDS: a. Home purchase Very Linqtes. Home building Very Limitei 13. TREND OF DESIRABILITY NEXT YEARS 8. OCCUPANCY: 9. a. Land~%; None a. Types 10-15 b. Amount last year % None Static to downward --------------------- CLARIFYING REMARKS: Industrial Plant located in Northwestern part of area. Area's Southern part has only scattered development. 15. Information for this form was obtained from H.K. Ogburn, Real Estate Sales Broker ~d Property W.ana.gement Broker, H. o. L. c. Date _ _..1,J1.1,1u._.1~y_2~3~_ _ _ _193 ...1