New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-05
REAL ESTATE.
NETWORK. Thursday, j.

NETWORK, Thursday, juno ). 1868
The real estate market is agltated ehousn
at IN keep IL from becoming stagnant frlceS "' ~"
decreasing nor are they, a rule, adyancnEi t'1 ny
,toir own and continue firm. For the REMAINDER VI ~
scek no out-of-town property will be sold at the b
hence " and city transactions for the most pun
oncted before the first or during last month ~ "o'
nat follow however, because of the present "pSon.
usmand that real estate on Manhattan lsaho Il nN,'
.tscline I'm valuation; the season lor puyI~ -,
rtally over and holders are prepared 70 ""'' 90 ar
before they VIII place their lands and housc'' ~ %!
: ,teut in the hands Of the auctioneers keSuenoos'
stores and building sites, during the past s'as' va
Szed large prices; these win be maih'ano"' -,
enough wealthy people i'll this commuhi'! ~ , VIZ
exclusveness Of the strip of lana sIe'0Hi"e I'm ~
tictlrst TO the CentI" i~A, ,oa, tho
,pcton ana seventh-aveS rms is INV Nv, ; i
.bj"palie quarter and will remain SO untl sucn lul
provements N grading alt H Wbict"1 Highfs and the
above Central Park, thaI nloce
,e,,ion round about will AFFORD temporary IeStlus PCf
fof our first families fleeing IRON Tue
commerce, which even no" IN. ms Tn1H' a 90
ment II places which,, a lew yeaIst az, aS2f
0re prominent thOroughiares tends to preserve ihe g
-, bring their wares to the people, ana nov
nest idly IN side back streets, waiting
oI n accommodations at very decreased rental EnteI,
~ -t characerizes the business men OF New Shu
race for success Is their chief incentive Each hopes
:. imposing apartments. ana eaSh Su resgsTd
b cost, although there were indications tine prsentt
a.Du that the amount of business transacted ula no
trant the payment Of the high rentals demanded Hhu
.,tcrested paIies many instances preferred Ieis
ratious quarters with safety, 10 flare and litter Win
-obabe bankruptcy. Next week. there VIII DC soiIo
sd sales of suburban property, aud already
.uch interest is manifested in them On lhuIsua9y
iero viii be offered the Exchange SaesrO0n by tne
N IA A. j. BleeckeT Son & Co.. the easterly ana SOUTH
o. horizons of ClasOn's Point in the town Of Westenes
6dcuding p miles along the new hgnway 10 L14E
- .d Sound, and including extensive Water
. on the sound The land has diVGsl-
surface, is beautifully wooded, and AFFORDS my
... O the scenery of the adjacent waters ~
a been laid INTO forty plots OF from Two 10 iut2
"a, s SO as TO give to each tine building sue, Au a.
tiicod view, and preserving at the same umT 70 V
,arlpus sections all their natural advantages 4 is $50
Is 10 be without reserve, and Is pursuant 10 gHus
obtained 10y Mr. Ira O. Miller, the attorney LOT ue lu
,ssel persons before MIR John o. Perry as referee
4hc 9TH the Nes,rs. johnson Miller have PeIS.IttS
sid I'd e Exchange l2S villa plots GOV IuD CA i S
situated i'm Fatbush Lndon IeI19cc' with ~ ,o
inutes walk of the grand southeastery entrances ~. Is,
, EbfSte limits Of Brooklyn 70 escape t s1s1
f-u vet convenient enough 10 the city
% enjoy ali tH. advantages OF tire prospect faih'
c the lSt Of Jdudy up 10 the ls OF june the heSs'
A. J. Bleccker SI 90. sold houses and lots lh3t tSst
gated the sum l.,.Oln tribe more than the tolu
sales by the 81 ,s t.uer, Wilkins q Co IN lhe SAINT
CiuIe During Tie present year up to the LIST OF May tue
Bcssrs Johnson ~ Miller sold S3565,iOi worth OF rear
This Jud county ana BrOOyn Is lolioMs'
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