New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-02
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. Saturday. Jan. 81. 1874


There were no public sales at the Exchange
s.Iesrooms to-day and the attendance was small as is
usual on saturdays. For next week number Of I'M
nortant announcements have been made and much
interest ia felt In the results as indicating the prospects
OF the Spring business
BROKERS report an active inquiry for houses OK mod
erate prices for rental The limited number OF desirable
houses renting for 1880 and under in the city renders
difficult matter for OF moderate means to obtain
,enemepts and capitalists who would build residences
I'm elrble locations to supply this want would be sure
~ tenants al all timos For hRprced houses there Is
loss demand dwellings that have rented at prices rang
ING from ST. 600 to $1,000 per annum viii probably be
obtanabe at much lower rates Tor the next Year busI-
ness property will probably not show any marken ue'
cline in prices 10 rents and III some localities we
notice increased inquiry aud hmer feeling on tho
The o. proSp"c that the PostoGce will be completed
during the present year has createda demand for Offices
in the immediate vicinity, and will. no doubt cause an
advance In prices tBi5 Spring. There has as YET been
little inquiry for suburban property but large number
OF sales have already been projected to take place N
Nav and lane. The wards OF the city annexed
from Wcstchester County will feel the eneets OIL the
speculative movement this year more than any Stnsr
section Of the suburbs and were toere any p 10y
of system OF rapid transit going INTO eject "ithn no
next Two years, tho entire district wona Do iap'd'y
subdiyi1ed aud put In order for resiiences
The most favorable symptom OF an lmproVeu ularhc'
Is the inquiries that are made III reference u
the properties offered for sale by brokerS - -,
" X Stevenson. jr has sold the fourstory new hard
wood finished high soop brown stone dwelling 2 Ii,6
lot 100 feet, No. II East Fy-hlrd-, between wv. a
and MadsOn-ives., to Benjamin W. FLOYD esq, We S
President OF the New-YOrk Produce Ekchanee' ioI
10000. The dwelling faces the new PresoJteHah
Memorial Church A.
j. NJ. Gibson. auctionccr. reports public safe ~ the
Real Estate Exchange sIesrOOm. jersey CITY, situ,
day January 81 OF the fOur-sOry and basement Drck
house No. IA Westinghouse, Jersey CITY 10 fatricA
German, for $500 49,. =, ,,,o
the following sales announced to take place al INC
Exchange salesrooms next week;
the plot Of land aud buildings on the non
rthi $1,000 aud the house anu
lot 20r75A the north side Of Forty sIhsi % Feet west oil
Firstaye
BY Darel sc.mnsae Of the hree'tO honj' and
stable and SElOOl the north side Oi Oe hlnlreini
sirleen,hst, 10 feet east Of 1niri.aye
Tuesday, FEB. 3. ,
Hugh ~ ClmpSslc, OF houses and o OrlOZz on e
south side Of seyentyifh-, 900 feet Of SecOadiye
Muller Son-By order the executors or the a
the houses and los Nos OIL a
lots Nos II sud Ia llOfit)st
aud lot No 20 Fhsv brick hoses and lots Nos d. %
and Anvs; lot biliags Nos. 81 AMI % shha'e
The three 3D6 3JS lnd 30 Tcnthle ho
by suctn the iveo browntol front store and os 25kO
known No. % bceznan-st III.
y Jane, ST. Micr-Sale ani o 1919 H. on he north
0
Wednesday,. seh. H.
Auction sale story brick house ana o
2O15OyGO, known No. 4J9 SccOnl-sve
Nur SonSle OF the egh, LOIS OF iiE1 ach @'k
ID, FftYfsts. 2Ot feet west Of S,
A the fon tots # au 2JlO0J. south SIDE Of fJ
sccond-st, $50 fcet we Of s. fthaye.
fitidv, Tsj. 6. oo
By william Ke,uey-S,pc Coart Of the house AMI lot 26G
the Of Delaney lai hosiolA-ss
Saturday, tsb. 7. 5000. -,
Daniel M SeamlrSa If the house lnl lot 10 SrUb On tue
Seconil'e. GIL feet portA OF bast ILdls