New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-04
4 BUILDING GOR THE DOWNTOWN CLUB
RECORD OF REcENT REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
BUILDINGS PROJECTED.

RECORD OF REcENT REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
BUILDiNGs PROJECTED.
The Down Town Association intends TO add
another new building to list which has In tine last few
years transformed neshborhood Of Wall Street ~ II
n new city had been built It's purchase OF NOS 60 ana
81 Pue-st and Nos % and "a Cedar announced III
Saturdays TRIBUNE will enable 80 10 put mp building
Of It's own which will furnish than twice the space
now occupied by the club. The dimensions are AZ by
I35 feet The club leases ts present quarters in Pine
ST. near Willlam-sL Tbst property belongs to the
estate OF Peter anony's nephew and cannot be sold
The leases the clubs purchases do not expire Tor
a year. and rs lease OF 10 present quarters was long
enough 10 enable % await the erection of TIE pro
posed building The club Ia In nnurishing condition.
and nten 20 increase membership Ia reaponse 70
numerous applications With the funds ga the treasury
and tbose derived from the increased membership the
association does not expect 20 be called upon to issue
bonds for than 80 per cent OF the probable cost OF
the new Improvement These. Treasurer hckeeVer IA
confident win DO takou by the members Inc club mas
hen I'm existence since 1877. and It's membership Is
limited 10 500.
Tho couveyances Of realty for the week ending on
April 90 amount TO Si5IOil7 t2f0 in nunber against
S75sl 1868 al To number for tbs same week year
ago The mort cages recorded we're 22l la NUMBER ana
the amount was sI091.2OO. as compared WITH 260 ana
g. 5Og s33 for the time IN 1884. The total number
Of new buildings projected April Is reported by The
Record and 0uid,. at 43s cOst s6.j29.6o5) against
1853 81 37s7iOj In April 1854. and 263 CSilO2222 IN
April 1883 There Is steady ncreas" ia ihe building
plans on TIC west side and in the district Just north OF
Central Park For the first four months OF 1883 there
we're building plans filed with estimated cost oil
siCO53 3O5 as oouJrased with 067 cost Sl57&7O2B IN
,he FIRST quarter Of Is5t and go Si6s7762 for the
same period OF 1883 The new Real Estate Exchange
all have the monopoly of tho auction sales hereafter
thc old salesroOn at No III Broadway 0eln. closed
with proper support from the real estate interest THIS
In ,ttnOn IA destined a successful future seat Was
sold last week 81 lI5, aud 81, loo nov Is asked
! Among private sales Last week we're humorous
vacant lots many OF them for immediate improvement
~ H. De Forest sold four lots Al hAdis0n-a'e. ana
| seyeuty-slxth-st to Charles Graham a sous, Tor
SOS OOO Angelo l. Myers sold four lOts IN seventy
.econd-st east Of Nlnth-aye, for SlbOOO eaeh lhey
were bought In 1879 for $4,000 each v n stevenson
| & 20 report the sale at advance OF three lots
purchased bY Patrick POK, at sale last Ineslay Tor
no $50; two are In Riverside drive north OF Eghy-
thr-st and two IN Eighty-tlr-st east OF tue drVo.
-Four lots Nintl-nve, north OF Ninety seventh ST.
we're sold by Chickering sons, for $4,000 No 100
Madson-ave reported sold by ID. Hennessy Tor ABOUT
! $4,000 Robert Campbell bought OF George T. Allen
Tie northeast OF turtyssyeut-ht ana flghlh-
| ave- for $50 900. II. ]. Boaudet sold to Barley
| Campbell and Richard NJ. Hooley, Nos. 301 AMI 3O9
Est Eig hty -nrs-sL $4,000. Frederick Whenbr0ck
paid SZ 600 Nos. 3i2 ~ 34S Madison ST., the seller
| being william Halls Sons The tenement and store nj
the northeast OF Eghthaye. aud titieth-st has
been sold by Thomas * Eokerson for 10000 Mrs VI a.
Durham sold No. G3 East Fifty -thfdst Tor SlO'OOo