New-York tribune., 1868-02-18
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Monday. Feb. Il.

EEw-YoRK, Monday Feb II. 1858
The law of supply and demand, which gov
80 ,he nrice OF every commodity IN the market Is SUI
,so "a important notifications when applied to the new
Yerk real estate market When corn OF coal is sCAS0
and the demand for It great the price necessary o.
vances; this increase In price attracts the neeuo -
modify increased quantities, until the supply
greater than the demand when the price na'rens ~.
clnes the goods are withheld from the Market anu i0
same circle again repeats ITSELF When tHo -
allowed to take its natural course bu' iu '"o 80
York real estate market everything seems :" 0o"oP
20 cause an advance while nothing put hhahclai O.
can cause a decline. II would be dlnereht new iViA
boA room 70 extend itself in all directions as many
otber American cities have, but however great tne
demand the supply or land can never DC greater,
bnt must ever decrease AS more anu
oa captal Is concentrated in the metropolis, the com
for building sites FOR paaal stores ana residences
must constantly Increase and small business Interests
ust give place to larger 1t is the opinion Of many
who have carefully observed the movements OF the real
estate market years that the days Of huetuaton nave
yassed Like the tidal on the seashore that las
hack each time before reng further up the beach, but
yet surely advances certain pieces OF property may
sell little less to-day than yesterday yet tomorrow II
will inevitably be worth more than last week With
few isolated exceptions all city real estate Will advance
for years TO come Tie indications OF the market thus
far this season seem TO bear ont this opinion
We learn from Mr.. Stanley Day. real estate broker
at No $40 FOurthaYe., OF the IOuOWhs ISOcHt s"o''
BrOOnest between Lewis and GOeTck twostOy ana at-
4io front and rear teuements lot 25x1Oo S2O0 Twenty
fourthst between First-aye and Avenue A, twostory
and basement frame 25xlOo 5000 Twenty-SeYenth' De
tween Madison and Fourthaves threestory high stoop
brick 23xlOxes9 1880: Eighy-second-stg between
Third aud Fourhaves threestory and basement frame
PJxfO2 q 5000 Observation-Disclosures, between Thrd
and Fourthaves three-story high soop frame 2XS2N3
block $500; TWentysecond-st, between Seventh and
Yghthaves four-stOry English basement brown stone,
t6sxlO16o $4,000 Twenty-seventhst., between Eighth
and Ninthaves, three-stoTy English basement brick,
2lox45x8 block, $1,000; Thrtiethst, between Eghth
Rnd Einthaves three-story English basemc-t brick
isx5OxlOo $1,000 Foretht between Eighsh and Ninth
aves, three-story high stoop oilck iSyA
tsxlOe $1,000; four lots Eighty-fourthst
betWeen Ninth and Tenthaves., for $4,000
Twenty -nnth-st, near Lexngton-ave fourstory high
steop brownstone 2Ox9s9 $1,000; FOrtyinth-st., be-
tween Second and Third-ayes., threestOry bighsoop
brown stone l96x4sx72 $1,000; Tenthst between Sixth
and Greenwich.aves two threestOry brick stores and
veninss each lex75 900; Thireentst, between
Fifth and Sixthaves three stOryandbasement brick, Is
SlVo $4,000; Tweuty-secondst., between Eighth and
EinhaVes threesory hghstoOp brick, 226X4sx9ss for
$4,000 Greenes between Spring and Prince hvestOry-
endorsement brick, 5OxlOO, s5iOoO Madson-ave be-
tween Forty.frst and Fortysecond-ss fourstOry high
stooP brownstone 2x60xlOo $OO l25 feet 'front.' by As
10 60 feet Deep on Ffyseventhst between Sixth and
Seventh -aves for $4,000; lots sxtyrstst be-
tween Fourth and Madisonaves, $4,000; seyenyeghth
ST. between Second and Third-ave 65x76 $1,000; Eighty
Righthst between Third and FOurth-aves., 25xl022
o. 80; Fourthave, between Eightysevenh and Eighty
eghth-st. 25x- 5000; IN Brooklyn. three houses in
WyokOG-st., between Hoyt and Bond, each 2oxS5xlOo
a2eoo at Hastings Greenburgh Westchesor Co., brick
house sOx35 cottage lsx24. lot 4lX15O $500.