William Balfour

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NameWilliam Balfour
OrtssitzNew York City
StraßeEast 75th Street 200
Art des UnternehmensImmobilienmakler
AnmerkungenAdresse (um 1884): No. 200 East 75th Street, Ecke Third Avenue. Branche: Real Estate Broker.
Quellenangaben[New Yorks great industries (1884) 368]




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ZEIT1884
THEMAFirmendarstellung
TEXTAmong those who have long occupied a leading position in the real estate business, and whose familiarity with the city and experience in those transactions have eminently fitted for the business, is Mr. William Balfour, whose offices are located at No. 200 East 75th Street. He is a gentleman of high standing, who has made a study of the law of real estate, and can be engaged with implicit confidence in all matters pertaining thereto. Mr. Balfour gives careful attention to the sale, exchange, and letting of properties, collects rents and negotiates loans, and also effects insurance in all the leading, solid and sound insurance companies of the world, and is prompt and efficient as a general business agent. All charges and commissions are liberal and just, and every facility is enjoyed for the proper prosecution of the business. Great care is taken in the transaction of all business intrusted to him, and no man is better known or respected in real estate matters than Mr, Balfour, or enjoys a more enviable reputation. Persons desiring to invest will find it mutually advantageous to consult him and they may be assured that they will receive information absolutely invaluable relative to real estate affairs. His long experience and familiarity with the values of property give his house advantages not surpassed by any similar establishment in this city. Personally, he is highly esteemed for his many excellent qualities and strict integrity in social and commercial circles, and justly deserves the success which has attended his enterprise and perseverance.
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