Hoagland, in Buildings of Alaska, stated that around 120 prefabs were moved into this subdivision, which stretched roughly from Erickson east to Brown.  They were placed on the alley sides of lots, so that folks could live in them for however long it took to build a more permanent structure on the street side.  When I walked through the entire area in the late 1990s looking for existing prefabs armed with a copy of Hoagland's book, I found perhaps less than ten lots occupied by prefabs but no other structures, mostly quonset huts.  I looked again at the photo of the Loxtave house.  It's been many years since it's been gone from that site, but I'm questioning the orientation listed in the file description versus what I remember.