The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-26
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

The Market Vastly ImprOving-Statcn
Island Property In Active Demands
Proposed Bridge Across the Kill-von.
kull-Also New Ferry Boats and
House-Heavy Sale OF boulevard Lots
Sales 1t the New York and Br0oklyn
Exchanges. .et
marked Improvement was noted yesterday in
the real estate market; not that there were any
particularly heavy private transactions In prop.
erty, but the general tone was more cheerful and
purchasers quite plentiful. This activity can only
be ascribed to the moderation Of the weather. The
Real Estate Exchange was crowded to its utmost
capacity, and the bidding was very spirited. In
Brooklyn Jere. Johnson, Jr, disposed of consider
able valuable property at the Exchange Sales
rooms. opposite the City Hall. The particulars Of,
both public sales will be found below
11sn STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY.
As the time for the annual moving approaches
our householders are bestrring themselves to hunt
up new locations where to settle for the coming
year. The experience Of the past Winter Of our
exceedingly "slow transitv by which to reach up.
town is Still vivid in the minds Of our citizens,
winter they endeavor to do the next best thing,
which is to live as near to their place OF business
@ eg near Of yeay acvs
houses at New Brighton. where great improve
ments are being made this year. A gentleman
proposing to build, recently offered 81 500 per lot,
25x10o feet, for a number Of such plots on Third
street, between Franklin and York avenues, upon
each to cost net less than $4,000,
but the orer was refused, the property being held
to build flne Jerry house, 1O4 by So feet on the
present New Brighton dock, by one OF the Staten
Island mill,onares VINO iikewi proposes to build
Brighton and New York. All these improvements
are calculated to help Staten Island in general and
New Brighton IN particular especially If the bill
now before the Legislature be passed to erect the
bridge for pedestrians. vehicles and steam cars
island, and thus enable New Workers. to reach
there in fifteen minutes without being exposed to
WIND a by BOAT az ana
boilers. We shall pay our respects to Staten
Island again, and report on the progress Of the
real estate in that romantic locality ll. 1lul
The following extensive sale OF Boulevard prop
erty is reported to us by v: X. Stevenson, Jr.:--
West End eleventh avenuel, Eighty-ninth and
Ninetieth streets, for 800, all cash; Martin
Zborski Is stated to be the name Of the seller. ~
York and Brooklyn Real Estate Exchanges
BY MULLER, WILKINS co.
and 50 Nassau = and 90, :, AID = 1Iffy
w sss ss Ii r. r. % of 9TH av 4story
4th ana ssth st. corner, iOsxOOil vacant, IN
FRANCIS estate Of fim.hy H. Burgess deceased
So four sna ss $50 fsas saa. sna Sns1
Il SsSfs saj s three
SCI West soth St, H. g. $40 it. Of Sth av., ia2xo05;
Estate Of the late David A. Smith)
81 Fast 10Th ST. n 2o fte OF Broadway, h. and ooo
% Mess stS W. Il: H. srsedsS ri W. OF 9Th av four story
blk. h. and l., 25xs3.n; $1,000 bid and with
'r4 IN ). .s sccs, R.; sossco
"a Hudson ST. s.sS 2t of Worth ST. h. ana L, oo
"a ia L:a It i three story 800
and H. sy.oas Manhattan Oil Co
Sk h. and /, S2xiOSa; W: Casey 1850
s. bs hs and l., 2lilxsa7; John Frohiech 900
"a Clinton place, s. lsi7 # ". q Univsrsi,y place
26xl2O, with 2 8. bk stable on rear, ground rent
e275 per yr. Henry Maztor
BY sss ~ iob RE Erf II zee
s5xioo james +. Harrington
BROOKLYN sALEs-BY JERE JOHNSON, JR
Limberger OF New York at 81 100 each ....... $500
buyer at 81 900 each 1900
.av; w H. Townshend, Brooklyn :.......: $500
Philips Brooklyn: ..:...;........ $500
Walter Philips. 5000
H Townslend. 27Q
lots on Elm ST. nearly adjoining; william Mogt.. ISIS
Henry lehman, Brooklyn. 900
Wiley BrooEiyn:. .... 1880
Finch Brooklyn. 1850
trail avs; r. Allen, Brooklyn l4so
lots lots ON ON side % av between MaS '
reta and Werhed sts A. Lowene, Brookiyn.... ESQ