The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-07
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

Heavy Transactions In Property at Prf-
vate Sales-Twenty Acres OF the Dyck-
man Estate Bought for Investments
Business Place on Walker Street at
Auction-Public Sales In New York and
Brooklyn.
Continued activity prevails among real estate
operators The transactions which were made
public yesterday will reach $5O0,0OO if not over.
including the sale made by Messrs. Muller, wilkins
& Co. OF the five story marble front buildings and
lots Nos. 4s and so Walker street, for $148,5OO.
Then we have report Of a purchase made by
Messrs. B. L. Alderman, James McCreery Abra-
ham J. Dovale, Joseph Stiner and Philip Stiner,
Of Dyckman lots amounting in the aggregate
to about 5000, 900. This property is situated north
of the National Parade Ground, as laid out by the
Park Commissioners on New Broadway or Kings
bridge road; west OF Spuyten Duyvil Creek, south
OF the land of Isaac M. Dyckman. from whom the
property was purchased. The plot comprises
about three hundred and fifty lots, about twenty
acres. Mr.. Dyckman avows that this is the last
piece OF the estate with which he will part. Judg-
estate the day previous, averaging 1850 each.
the above lots may be considered a great bargain
and form one OF the best Investments always pro-
viding that "rapid transit" will become a
certain fact at reasonable period. We
hav9 so Tep Of Six
OF Madison avenue and 1881 street; Jour ON the
avenue, opposite Mount Morris Park, and two ad-
southeast corner of Madison avenue and Ninety
second street. 622 feet on the street by 1908 feet
on Madison avenue, for $4,000
Messrs. l.. II. Ludlow Il Co. report having sold
one lot westerly side Of Madison avenue, % feet
north OF Thirty street, 33Sx100 Tor $43
and Ninth avenues each 25xl0o; total, s13 also
lot on the Grand Boulevard, between 18th and
Mr.. John HcCiave reports the sale of house and
lot north side Of 134th street, between Fifth and
Sixth avenues for $4,000; four story brick house
Second avenue 20xlO011 feet, for 600. and five
lots Central avenue, corner OF Waverley street,
Westchester county, for $4,000.
v. K Stevenson, Jr., has sold two lots north side
OF Eightyeghth street, l25 feet east Of Ninth
nue., for 81 900:
at private sale the three lots on the south side Of
Eneteth street, 25.6x100.8 feet each, commencing
assxioo.s on the north side Of Eehty-nnth street
commencing 164 feet east OF Madison avenue; the
four lots sold together for $4,000. Also one lot
25x1oo feet on the north side Of 1l0th street, $50
feet west of the Seventh avenue Boulevard and one
lot in the rear 25X100 feet on the south side Of
1lth street, the two lots sold together for $4,000
WEST END AVENUE. %.
The immense success attending the project OF
having Eighth avenue, between Fifty-ninth and
nue." for which 1vesixths OF the property owners
signed the application to the Common Council has
induced the propreiors o. lots on Eleventh ave
to legaze the appellation OF "West End' to this
avenue, from Seventy second street to It's junction
with the Grand Boulevard at 107th street. The
petition Is at present at the office of Mr.. John
McClave, No. ] Pine street, which has already a
number OF solid names appended thereto.
The following the particulars of the public
sales held ut the Exchange yesterday
MULLER WILKINS co.
brosd%sy ,eaei S lot john Rohs
s. blk. g. and 523 81 av, 0. corner 18th St, LOT
y0x60; Charles N. Boscher. 81 900
BIEEtKER,
S. b. h. s. blk. h. and 2O5 Blocker ST. and No.
mat at W of n 2SxQtxq Sx 0x
7aT; David Keiso. 2e,no
isxioo G. W. Hall @ - -. 800
KENNELLY.
aSxioc; owen Murphy 200