Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15
RUTLAND HERALD.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY u, 1866.
The Rise of Rents.

Dctu cItCLeu III inc ldsL Juree or four
years capitalists generally choosing to
invest their money otherwise. The
spring Of 1866 finds very many places
with largely increased amount of
business a correspondingly increased
population, and no increased house
room for the population or shop-room
for the business The consequence is
extrayagaut aud exhorbitant rent,
Those of our readers who reside iD This
village will appreciate the force r,ftbase
STEW remarks but even R,,tlapdors
know nothing by experience. co.onon
able to the excitement on thi.
III the large city otNew SUBJECT
a.. ront ovcitomo,., Iork. There
sne 'l,', 49, amounts. it is said
@ina''' W e" ,anic. There was a large
au' az g in 1854 and .argerone in 1865
1ae average advance now asked is about
twenty five per cent. while in fashion.
able localities it is loove tor,y In.
stances Of changes in stores from 1sG3
are thus given $4,000 to $1,000 q 1oo
TO 81 600 $I3 900 to $40 600 SD ooo
to s42 900 &c g.. Lofts on broadway
rent from $4,000 to $4,000 4 corner basn
ment on Broadway rents for $1,000. The
advance III real estate has been in nro.
portion. in central .oca.itics. Lots on
broadwa have advanced accordino f.,
recehl s'',~ IN two ycar~,-ouc from |
e@looOV 10 R46"OO0 another from .
siso' 0o0 70 S2'oooO. The value of i'm
PROV real estate I'D the good locations
Of Broadway ,ull,s .ruln about iG0o. f.,
|se000 a foot ofsrout measurrnort ooI
n a,a.oS s"5 lDo ,n[ o,P, ?, at one hundred feet
|in some places II is estimated the prop.
Fly may nave Tor peculiar purposes, a
Higner value. Fashionable houses on
Fifth Avenue and Union SQUARE ~,
|nro she'd rent I'm. s1oooo S,,a}I o,
'7tie''' '"' '"' 2I-VO9. small and
|N'ssn'oLe N houses 10 afe IN great demand
|even or eight hundred dollars now
trine in some cases eighteen brrdroI
III Nav y,,rlar. ,r,, IooI....l '''
49, r,,,,.l-. .., r, ''''Al"S "oouC
e"-~'' '.,U .,... 'S''e'' IL VIII be
upper part OF Manhattcu Island. where
|And is now cheap, and in rcacbfnn tho
- ',' " i'''9 d '"S' amount oi prop
|fsy Is just coming into market. To
|royidc these new facilities ,.a,.;ono t
|chemcs are proposed .o,oa nj, ,rt,sI
he given in the ,oIIowino .rt.r','Ii,1I
|st mon, thp rvc,,frr po.. ''''' . '''HS >
".v,,-.','l' Wv, N'-'''7 / o9.'
Au uuueI ground railroad. This Fl
- li'Tuy zee" huoCh'u on the head p
sue hhS'neS' o' he CIoton water =
AS u
g. An elevated railroad over :he 4
enen'S; il
1t. an eie'ated railroad over the car 10
fse way leaving the pavement clear.
: a IaiIroau track in the street
IN % o"uAeu Iallroad in the middle B,
.he s'reet' in
H. Ia'lfoad over the tops of the 4,
'es, -
4 A. t a. arrr C1ue' 30 oG quilt through 81
les OF Broadws " Iaorin, ."V mouses sS On both
y clear from house to EonYr ''' rage D'
+ Widening Broadway on the Fast 81
i wa wa
Il 80 q i@''roau through the cellars on ~
~ y" 'N' street lighted with
foreIieve other streot. .i. ST.
|st. TO widen several imp6rfsnf far
\ |dO0gnIares, wa
IA he e. Ra,Ier1 uus 20 VIDE ,9 street through on
|he expense ey OF 20 tnG roi,.i central Park bee
ich s6ai have C the IarIroaa nrir3i" company CHI
6 Brains by steam. on d6nb,o g oI ,rnaIi run /
Eeo IN along the middle of the street Tu
h. . .,c construct 1t double track to
W IT, 'pt niars outer ,r edge of the island pas
b Broadga{ NJ t'i Gbs,l'1l. SuGn connections yea
Civ PASSENGER and 'li0frS (rsta}, Ssteet, as
|ae 6nslness part of the town - VIZ the
|aa ua.Iy to relieve New York, a cor lrgt
n ra,, -. gIoPoSts 5, lhat the North and cbu
n pTotr to prevent stoppages all the the VICE
wv OSSlngS shall have brI5uaa -