New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-16
REAL ESTATE.
Npw.yoRK, Monday, Feb. Is. 1869.

Eyy.YoRK, Monday, Feb. l6 1869.
Although but one sale was advertised 10 take
place at the Exchange to day, the room was ueSeiy
crowded by concourse Of from 1000 10 Low persohS
long before the auctioneer took is stand ms pooA
land soldwas that bounded by the Eighth ana
Seventeen, and seventy-nrstss.p ROCKY anu ''"'io
spot but elevatng Its crnggy summit into inc pure ar
and aording fine view OF the Palisades ana Oh tne
Park The total amount obtained for TINS mucnco'eteu
tableland, was $4,000 flor the Eghtha'e V'oh'i"'
Park front, eight lots s49,O5o; for the "a lois,
Of the corners, fronting SeVenty'frstsy SoO'V ~
the Nlnthave. fronts eight lots $4,000; LOT THO ~ o
fronting on Seyentiest s6lO0o. The highest price op
tanned for lot was for the corner on Eghthave
and Seventy rstst and the lowest $500 for the SIX Ds
Oh seventieth-st farthest from the Eghthave 10y as
ence to tho table below 10 Will be seen that to
fell i'm regular graduation the distances Increased lr9
the Eighhave. 'front.' though the view OF the Ias 1,
IA 10 sunrise nothing need be said of it except that It Is
phenomenon rarely observed by the wealthy % ~ i
property nre 10 be congratulated the successful con
summation OF the sale. Meanwhile properly III nha ~
still rising, and fortunate ID tno NUN VIM V"hS D
abutting on Central Park. , -, lac, ,vooL
The fJongs Of the recorded transfers OF ast week.
with those OF the corresponding pcIlOu OF 1905
show the astonishing rise in the market value OF Teal
estate in this city which has taken place within year
Dsregardng transfers for nominal
the average amount for each deed was s22S0 Tor te
week ending February 49, 1862 and SS I0L Ih ss % tho
average amount Of consideration has TAKEN ptco o., ~
Brooklyn whether we take for dividends the HSnd Se
supposed that tho prospect of improved
ton by means Of the East River Bridge would cause
rise In Brooklyn property. hill. ..,o 60
The list of property TO be exposed at pn0lc SAFE 10
morrow is "a long one. Messrs Muller Wliklns ~ 70
will lease lots, well known as the GROUNDS 80 ohE
occupied by tho New.York Hospital, and comprising NJ
most the entire block bounded by Broadway, Church
Duane and WOrtll.sts The leases Will be Tor Term O
Al wears with the usual covenants for renewal Messrs
Johnson & Miller sell the five houses, Nos ~ 10 10 Dean
Al BROOKLYN and also 30 FOurthave., unohst', bOuIe
ward and Sackett lots Mr. Blocker sells some prop
erty belonging 10 the estate OF the late Jeremiah ller
coislsnR OF the lots Nos. 90 a. a. and 2t SeconuaVe
corner OF First St; lot and frame mousse 10
30 First-st; twosoTy houses and lots NOS ~ 20 ~ 20
and Firstst. at the southeast corner OF SeGoro
and country seat and nOout 60 acres OF lana on
ave at Yonkcrs. Mr. Miller Will dispose OF a lou on
Thrtyelghth-st, between Second and ThlrdaVes WIN
ihreestory frame dwelling in the rear lots YVES, slo
OF Lexington ave, IS feet south OF flity-seventnst
lots south side OF Slxtiehst commencing ht tne SOUTH
eas corner Fourhave and lot south uo OF SeEeh
ejghtbst 100 feet west OF Third-aye Messrs' r. III.
Ludlow Co. sell tho thrcest0ry highsoOp DrlcK mouse
and lot No 227 East Twentyeighth-st, ana siln,nr
house and lot, No. 26i LeXngt onAYe. MI joseph piT
Cuirc sells three lots Forty eghthst, west OF Ieht
ave: two lots on seventyffthst., east OF tourtavoi
two lots on Eightyourth.st, east OF sec0ndaVei Two
lots on Ninetietst the Park three lots on ono
hundred. d-twontysixhst east OF the BonleVaiui
franc house aud lot Manhattanst east VI he boue
ward aud also plot Of ground, l2j feet " IT, Oh oeF
enty-sIxth- Ct, east OF TcBth-aVo