New-York tribune., 1870-01-31
REAL ESTATE.

NEw'YoRK. Saturday, Jan. 29 1870.
we are unable to report any decided inn
proyement In the real estate market The struggle being
TO maintain present prices and no prospect existing for
any rise Tor an indefinite tmo to come the market for all
Kinds OF city property is completely stagnaut Some Of
the papers are beginning discuss the subject Of rents
and we are regaled with the usual palaver about the
sWarIs OF people who have been driven out Of New
York by the extorton OF landlords" These people have
LETT the city simply because there was no
| room for them Rents have gone up because
the tenants have been constantly subjected 10 the
petlon Of outsiders, and new families who willing TO
pay s higher charges for the somewhat questionable
forced either to pay more or give way Landlords ike
other creatures, will take all they get Is the Gus
however 1t Is quite possible that landlords viii find their
tenants unable or unwilling to pay the old rents II the
reader thinks his rent Is too high let him refuse TO pay
and get into cheaper quarters Rents will never fall OF
Mr. @ Storms Of Dobbs Ferry has sold two lots each
6Ox0O feet to Wm H. Lester, for $500 Also to Dudley
Field esq plot of ground adjoining the ots previously
reported a. being purchased by him for 5000 These los
are all situated in the new village laid out upon the
storms fIrIsp farm arm sdtOinpg l Do6bs Ferry
Law by Mr.. Butler of NewYork city, for $4,000 The
ss Hi RsSsd has
purchased tOcoO worth of property at Rye, with the
Isaac C. Wright, esq. has purchased the Robert Hal
lock farm in the town of somer comprising 200 acres Of
grist mill running two pair Of stone, mill;
The price we believe is somewhere in tho neghborhood
sold III this town for some years.
The following sales OF property at Chester Hill have
Just been negotiated by Messrs & Rapeyea, real
estate agents, at Mount Vermont Lot No 224l lO0x60.
Crary To Paxton, O0 lot No $50 5OXO Cary TO Mott
$500 lot No 255 90XlU0 Crary to Secor 200 Lots Nos 40
and 27l SecOr to RIker 1900.
The Presbyterian Society Of Rye has purchased acre
OF ground, adjoining their church property site for
new parsonage The Society owns "a acres Of land
Mr. Worden. who purchased the country seat OF ID. {.
Kngsand esq, no Rye. last FALL has sold the property
10 jasper Corning for about s25,OOO
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and those desiring to purchase rent suoh property
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