The New York herald., 1869-05-15
Real Estnfe Notes.

The mansion and grounds, containing fourteen
acres Of the late DR.. Horace Green, at Sing Sing,
have been purchased by DIR. Krackawitzer, Of New
York, for $4,000
Mr.. B. F. Kipp has sold lot so by $50 feet, with
house. on William street, Sing Sing, to d. d. Nelson
for $4,000. In the same village W. II. Grant has
sold his property, Of about fifteen acres to Francis
Larkin, for SIT. $50.
The country residence OF f. 8. Ia lsted at Orienta
near Mamaroneck has been translerre to John nor
ton, OF New York, for $50, 600.
B. Montague has sold lot, so nv los feet on Third
avenue, near Fourth street. Mount Vernon, TO X. d.
A late number Of the Ana California gives the
following particulars Of the real estate market in
yielded higher and steadier profits and fewer losses
rs an Investment than any other large class Of pro-
perty on this coast Some mines have paid better,
but they were few among many, and most Of them
were soon exhausted. Nearly all other kinds OF pro-
perty have required close attention and constant
city lots, well selected have, while lying in neglect
for the past ten years paid from twice TO five times
back however At the course Of pr,oss We since TUs
1853 1t appears that no mortal acuteness Of percep.
tlon soandnsss OF Judgment, extensive observation
could have enabled any one TO foresee many OF the
CHANGES which have occurred. The widening OF
kearny street. the transfer OF the financial centre
California street, and the relative decline Of values
on Clay and Sacramento, and the northern part OF
that the drift OF population was southwark but the
rapidity OF movement was much under estimated.
According to Langley's Directories the city had
$4,000 inhabitants in July 1851, and 1470o0 in July,
1885, an average yearly increase OF nearly nine per
cent. The increase for the last two years has been
more rapid than II was previously. In July, 1857,
the number was 13l 900, and there was o gain OF
$4,000 in the following yearAor than eleven per
cent. IL we assume that the gain has been ten per
cent for the last year, and will be for the next ten
years. San Francisco Will have 2S2 900 inhabitants In
property OF San Francisco is that on cafornia street.
between Montgomery ana SansOme and 10 il doubt.
full whether lot could be bought there by an offer
ranging from So 900 to O00 1t has trebled IN four
years. NO land can be got on Montgomery street,
between California and Market for So 500 per foot
Sales are rare, and applications very frequent.
Market street, between Second and Third Is held at
from from 5000 to 5000, but this ls fancy value,
future concentration OF business in that neighbor-
hood.r
To which, as an addenda we give the following
from the correspondence OF an evening contempo-
rary OF this city:-Tne transactions In real estate
during the past month have been some three-uuar-
ters OF million OF dollars less IN value than for the
preceding month OF March. There appears 10 be
perfect mania 10 obtain lots. Land In every direc.
tion, even three four and five miles from the busI-
after and bought IN small lots, or worked
on by the Homestead Associations. There
must come reaction soon. In many
the parties buying have left part OF the pur.
chase money on mortgage. These must be met, also
taxes and street assessments tno small item, can
assure you-all make u dead weiQhtiupon the pur-
chaser, which VIII compel many OF them TO sacrifice
seems a. though we are never to have done with
"suits To quiet land titles" man never knows
onan ne sa e 10 s by home mon Buy
and lawyers as without raw, and the next
day one Of these same lawyers com
and damages, claiming under Spanish deeds
Of gift" or some other swindlc. Lately two
suits have been commenced which cover about ali
the land in the city and county of san Francisco.
These suits were commenced In the United States
Courts, and there they will drag along for years;
n IA bnf iaa lhnV,
"Colts law IT would take but few cases to settle
oil the claims In the state. few wears ago was
rates from 800 to $500, Mexican grants for any
amount OF land in Arizona and CalifornIa--the par
dated At any date might desire. rhis /. ,be - old id
California land title business IN a new neld.
ProIecfed Buildings.
The following plans have been submitted 10 Mr.
James N. MacgregoI, superintendent OF Buildings
for his approval, since Thursday OF last week.
April T.--First class ohio stone dwelling located
north side forty.eighth street $40 feet west rinh
avenue; SIZE building, z5xs6; four stories and base
First class brown stone dwelling, located north
SIDE FQry-eighh street, lI5 feet east fifh avenue;
stze Of building, 2Sxj2; four stories. owner,
Second class corrugated iron dwelling. located
north side OF Fory-elghth street I53 feet west OF
First avenue rear; size OF building, 2Sxs7: two
stories. owner, Z. Ulanahern.
Three first class three story aud basement brown
stone dwellings located on the north side OF seven.
tyrst street l25 feet west Of Third avenue; size OF
building. 18.sxs3. owner j. J. J. Fitch.
Five four story first class brown stone dwenqs
located on southeast corner OF Lexington avenue
and Sxty-irst street, size of building 20x5O
owner, James Fettretch.
Three four story FIRST class brown stone dwellings
located on north side OF Fifty fourth street. between
Madison and fifth avenues; size Of buildings 90 i0x
co. owner, James fetiretch
Three story first class brown stone dwelling
located on south side OF Sixty1rst street eighty feet
east OF Lexington avenue; size OF building 2sx55.
Two four story brown stone stores and DWELL prs
located on southwest corner Of sixth avenue and
Fifty third street. size Of building t02xeoxe6 each.
Owner, O. Blimm. "
Brick store and dwelling located on southwest cor
ner OF Trinity place and Hector street, size of build
ing, N2x2o3; five stories. owner, William Nord.
sick.
April 2e.-Brlck dispensary, located on southwest
corner OF Ninth avenue and Thirty street: ave
OF building, oox10oj four stories. owner, North
Two brick ofYlcss iooa,oa 30, ...., -. a.. -. ..-..