The sun., 1890-01-13
IN THE REAL ESTATE FIELD.
Tho Brokers Have Had Rushing WeeI
ofIt


While business with the auctioneers has
continued OF modest proportions the brokers
have had lively time OF 1t. The record OF
sales by them OF properties in New York and
BROOKLYN is In the highest degree interesting.
Tho number OF costly dwellings changing
hands is an especial feature. and all the indi-
cations point to continued activity for weeks to
come
The English syndicate have taken hold OF
about everything in America save real estate.
1t is now believed that certain inquiries for
large blocks OF New York business property
have been made in the interest OF English cap
ital Ferdinand Fish says he wants to buy
f4.O00:OOO worth OF business property east OF
on the leading avenues. There are other In
Quiries OF a similar nature.
The brokers' sales includes:
.sono dwenS st1ig6S Sy kiisf Son, for the estate
sffcf 9s toSEotE GfI. tS
to nS FANNY assnFs aHs SIS 9S premises O' hH.m A''''
BssnSssa @ SsisS.fS prSa.s aS 0' H. D'nn'' 70
FROM, %S dopS. oy S Ss1tS
6Ssi:s GSSs:s Ss5sSs Sy Louis IsyDoids to Dr.
West fifesnth street. 222 the lot 2sIloSa With old
PnFr. oaslaas' 0S Abraham ana '0hh
Hsfsn IS e s,pps.. s
. 51 81 ss sGS q
Sss io s5.Ss.I RSs ASIsS p ,ia q ann' for Vincent
r ,Ss s s Of nd
3: s!syfasOn i Co. for MoritH Bauer TO EcfStoh
'@S SsiS H'5'a Ss 5, &c.
81 Me-, s,s
Rsid ssGS S FOR i%provsmSns & W ~A'' Dr0 ""'''f
wsst H street "a the foprStSry brSgn;
sP JOHN STea S S5
dxsnSy th' % 9oni
%est y and base
ment residence with dining room s!tension BY Fzitol
FsasaS 3 sns s0S
feet west Of CSur.and nd ayepgs lot 2sIlS BY oS5With
a.s Is Barnett Co fOrj r. Ridao to
,OS S BY " W 70 A. sss4 g. SaS store a'1sr
ninth "a, syenge i7t7 sysn.oTy brick aAt and store
jeremiah O. Lyons has sold the eight story stone and
SS51st sss aaa
d 9 fSS': ss ss. Sa
Sf and
structure oxiOo5 and contains twenty sutes Of apart
Miss Minturn ha, sold the four story brick dwelling 80
i3S Tts ;5sS!s o. TSstSS ;t;;s! f,sIsso'% -
stewart Brown the wenSs on
RsSS and and sSS % to
s h5s9 on h Of
Xxi 'oa
70 the STANDARD on o9mPsny tho ioaratory oce build
oan IN sros wtS aaa z,s SSe sold for tho estate
S ~ puans n saS
$;.{ x: s sni sns
iron front stores 70 and 81 Duane street .zs 4i17s
southeast oorHer Of Third avenue and T%enty .SahIS
seFesn % al pt for sSo Hspp esAs fSs
S Laasn
So sna
street sx4axOo to Lazarus schlAng and another for
Il is reported that Ames Co. have sold fourstory,
and s9 a7ena.
25175xioG S TO the c0HneSs GhAm69rd @ DO Pos:tA for
chased through M the same nrm four: story high;s0op
tEssn asaison and Park avenues 2SSS ana sIt:nsion
r; G. LcEhSrdt hs. sold the nvsS2ry deubl. dat sig
!hs SsSsSty douplo ass WIN .IeT.S sntS sTSnao
TGS: 70 bsSDSS Oh. for
s.sE StTS:t s4TSIs$ iIss! T6I:F
~s.t @ CO. eornsr q eraPd and Hstornsy sTss,t 2sGi5%
Sa he LAT wSs q bernard Mayer
Charles T. frPisT has sold 70 G. BSyne Of tho Atlas
corner Of tho sousvarS and igzh street and seVsn in
Ss his
81 a4Gh foot
one.thlfd years ear a. an average rental Of $500
!, The Revie,o and Record. speakipg Of the
Gates that 1890 will be a good business year in
Brooklynn; as well as in the United % states gen
have breh oaooE beore he@
his city. With our elevated railroads and ex-
tensive system Of horse railroads. transit to the
q
IN those wards is increasing in value and. nat
sIty Is feIs fioo%ng % the same Course BESIDES
his 1t may be noted as an interesting fact that
snt Ii If New off m4Ga Snd 0 Vie e Rs Soser
With investors as to the desirabllity Of invest
now has a great chance. because Of the unre-
liability or susneGited pgIprellIa6ity Of other
IN a Arm footing. men will have conf
iencs in 4 that will benefit every line of the
Subjoined is q table showing the gross
AMOUNT OF building from Jan. l, 1880, to Dec. l. \
SS9. In tnat time over 10000 buildings have
lumber OF buildings for 1880 was 1855. and
he cost 81. .s3974O; and for 1889, 1925 in num-
,er and s25.333.l50 In amount-an increase IA
lumber Of 9.243. and In amount Of tlss.473,4p.
n 1850 the average cost Of each building WAS
a 10 and in 1859, t5.243-an increase OF Al
most $1,000 in the cost Of each building.
The sales includes:
BROOKLYN.
p Sloane has sold for tho trustees Of Union cdlsge
tho lot on tho north side OF Eagle breeL
IS feet east OF Oakland stresL 10 James ken!ey for
7hO; also for Augustin Day The gore plot on tie east
ry side OF Oakland street 10 feet north OF calyer
treet to Ernest d. Gerard 8, 500
Nassau avenue, ln3 the three-TorY frame tmement
7x5iX'o by Corwith BrothorS for Michael Newman, to
ohm C. Davis. STOW.
ouro, 25x6 1o. by Baieman Co., for LouB hoestein
o Leopold Michael 49,
Newell street, 90 hres.s'ory frame apartment house
5X52xlO0 by W. 7 lOneA for John DroRe, to Mrs
larry L Tompkins $500.
Penn street ~. three.Eory brOwn.Etons dwelling. ~
irp Ida fedden. Slu 800
Prospect ace, ~ The three story brick and brown
CO.. tor william Marshall. to Mrs AEche, $1,000
Broadway, northeast corner OF CoOUor avenue, plot
5xlO1 by george H. Woodwork 70 otto Ducker
1900.
Il b. Muller has sold to the Rev. J. 2 whitaker the
wo story and brick basement frame dwelling, 2It5x
co. the north side Of 800 feet east or
IuShwick avenue, Tor Sl2iD
H. J. sharmAn has sold thirteen lou, between Avenues