SAN FRANCISCO REAL ESTATE BOARD YEAR BOOK, 1929 San Francisco Realty Deals Running into the Millions WERE CLOSED THROUGH THIS OFFICE DURING 1928 AMONG THESE WERE: A sale of the Orpheum Theater property on O'Farrell between Powell and Stockton streets, to Charles Schlessinger. The 9-story, Class A, Liebes Building, on Post street near Grant Avenue, sold to Walter H. Sullivan. The 7-story, Class A Office Building, for- merly the Pacific Union Club holding at the northwest corner of Stockton and Post streets, also sold to Walter H. Sullivan. These were the three principal properties involved in sales made through this office totaling more than $3,000,000. In addition, the second largest long term lease ever made in San Francisco was nego- tiated. The entire block bounded by Van Ness avenue, Geary, Post and Franklin streets, was leased to the Texas Oil Company for 99 years. Rentals involved for the period aggre- gate in excess of $4,000,000. FOR SAN FRANCISCO PROPERTY SEE A. M. ROSENSTIRN Mills Building, San Francisco Sutter 0479