New-York tribune., 1880-04-05

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In Harlem, rents have BEEN sed from IS 70 40 pef
according TO location and the styo OF residence.
70 500 &Sa fs
a. @0OO Residents in One-hundrcd nd wenty filth
s3one OF the most desirable streets Ia Harcm-havc
.ncr rents increased abon 20 per cent; and In
hundredand thiry-secondsts rents which were 81 800
80 year ago, have been increased to 1900 and
IN THE ANNEXED DISTRICT.
.ere mas been an increase in the valuation Of prop
s I'm III tho Twenty-third and Twenly-fourh Wards, but
Greater propOrtiOnatc advance In rents. Tnis
L. ~ entirely according to the distance from Har-
In North Ncw-York or Mt points easily ac
tho rom the termination OF the elevated railroad
in NrIs nave been put up from Is to 20 Der cent but
than 10 nor cn ana fremont an average Of not
ritv buildings has yet Invaded that part of the
is iarSc equencc small houscs-of which there
nm advance over Isst wears ratss Tho
a5ove the 1IaI, o, 1ho plans concerning rapid transit
Ing prices IN t hiyer mas had much to do with keep
advance - ~ H. Ine Iwenty-Ourth Ward only little In
''"cc oi those prevailing III 1879 ' " ~
~ BROOKLYN
'nough the greatest demand for bousos bas bcan 4,
s"o upper part OF Manhattan Island there has been
u "u'ahce IN rents in Brooklyn. Real estate
no''s say that Brooklyn rents have been raised from
~ =" - per cent. Houses III C!inton-st. which were
rch'ru Gst May for 81 800 are now held NJ 81 900
houses IN Henry, Hicks Bond Livingston, Pierrepont
ahd other pleasant streets for residences which
Were m rented last ycaf for $1,000. $1,000. 1000
or 80 OO0 are held at 81 25O 81 800 $500 and $1,000
tealuehccs which bro ght only 500 and 5000 last wear
arc HOW Tcnllng 0r 5000 ana S7J0 and small houses in
the outsklfj which brought only 1900 last year now
havc ticir rents raised to 300 year.
lfaDscr5 OF real estate nave been made. Indicating
activity III ihe market and higher valuations Among
dlosr menionr1 arc the following: A lot in BergenI.
25XlOO feet; 275 feet northwest Of Thraye., sod BIZ
Carl A. SienDerg to Henry Gr0cner Tor $4,000;
the dwelling at Orange-st. and Columbia
Heights, purchased at foreclosure sao by Edward
Swain Tor $1,000; dwell ng IN Fulronst., 100
east OF lianOver-plce. purchased for Sl2.000 dwell
ing the north side OF Kense-S about 100 feet east
Oi icks-.t purchased by Mrs Elizabeth j. ladden Tor
$4,000: the small house on tha south side
OF Firstplace, so feet east OF Clnfon.st. pur-
chased by Mrs. Joha J. K,ernan Tor $1,000;
five lots in BrdiOrl-aYr, lao feet s,uth Of
HancOck-st.. bought ny Edwaru Kcina for 81, 900
threcs0ry brick dwelling on the south sid Of Pierre
pom ninety feet East ~ Henryst, bought by Ed
ward II. Lane for $4,000; lots at GraLhm-uvc. AMI
Broadway decided to Henry Bitterman for 81 5000, aud
Tie plot Or ground bounded by 5ecOndayc FUrteth st.,
Forty irsst ami the ext rlOr bnlnpad nc OF GOWanuS
Bay, sold by Judgs McCuc for 1000.
IN JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN AND BERGEN.
Considerable activity hgs bcrn shown in real estate
the Hudson River, and advance has been
made rents in Jersey CITY and HobOken. AS usual
small houses in demand ard are quickly
tdkcn There many pleasant houses suitable
for persons OF limited incomes Cor rent In Ber-
gen and jersey CIly Heights ut reasonable rates.
Houses with some lard All jOnlng. IN healthy dis
tcIcts, be Obtained Tor $3.50 year. In
Newark rents have Dern increased flOm 10 to 20 per
cent but tie advance mas not always been Obtained.