New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-11
REAL ESTATE VALUES FIRM.
RAPID TRANSIT, HOWEVER, NECESSARY.
THE BRIGHT OUTLOOK FOR COUNTRY AND sUBUR-
BAN PROPERTY.

BAN PROPERTY.
Jer, Johnson IT, the veteran real estate aucuonecr
and broker lys That the real estate market NJ present
in New York * active. and that values are hfn''
We are getting mora business than we can attend
TO- said he YESTERDAY. Property Is Oheru 10 Us
every day which We cannot attend to on account Oh
ur.ss II business. Values firm. and II man
WANTS Piece of property row h" must l@' !" eo0u
price for it, II, ..,.
u 4. an old subject but " j. most important one
New. York Is dcsticd to BE- the greatest Guy III ue
world Forty years from now New-IorK ana nrooA-
Ivn will long have been consolidated. ana the popua'
ton Of this great city will az that tlne DC al eoV
10 900 900 There will be dozen bridges o'or "'c
Vast Diver and half n many over the NoFh hVcF'
lived here when ! crossed the East RIVER III Il ho'se
loaf and know what progress Is. and stu bcheVe
e., nrogr-ss This city rich enough TO pay Tor r'pu
-, =. -, q rio ecale Economy should not be
thourht Of for we know what New orAs i"'''0
viii he Political tlicksters. however shohu nv w
permitted 10 grow rich while the improvements "'o
ho,,c made The rapid Transit problem should have
heon solved years ago. II New-fofh haa Tue o"'H
Prise of Chicago. It would have been solVta io"s So
rhy do more in one day IN some of the western
cities than We do in year. am gihu ''".'eo o.
tho Worlds Fair. The old fogics We nave n''o "'T
,,roy n.h,ra tbe times | may be old myself but !
believe In bridges and lots OF them ana e'c' "'
cable roads In n word Dehe'c !" P7 =, .
phiutns & wells. the r,al estate brokers VINO 10 :"
- and country real estate business
-, - ,tius ~ 100 miles OF Newiork say that inc
,, ,,ro IN bny the kind OF property they d'' M i
,ho nr,,,nt From the way the spring """o "'
onened II promises 10 be an acuVe year io' -
said Joseph Phillips. member OF 'he i'''i'' ~
- , nu,chaser cannot make mistake III p"''"s ~ '
Try ar suburban property around New i"h "o" p' Wv
~ ,,no s,re,v going up Property having water
-..nt,.f IL, Yr1pn "A
,o moro valuable. 50 that money invested !" u,'9
Stroction will always prove good Investment mo
., -, phins a. Wells is unprcjudiced a. 10 ioo"ii'''
and we do not boom any certain part vi ''' -
We can send family TO the country III any ''''.'
they want TO co. and can satsly the"' -
locality has its hGh-priced ana us 10" -P''' f ,
ar,y UoaI;htllness ard accessibility are ''e WV
Io,ding rcouisifo, for country places ana ""'' ~
c,i-t most Of the people 20. al INV
-, c,.ynrk are free from malaria nov" i'"P'o
nd TO cry malaria years ago. but there j n'' ''
Il now The sanitary improvements oi co"'So, nov
made it les, possible; but malaria ! fciiN "' ~ "
air like II was In 1873. in the Ad'ronda'N, t"o' ~,
complaint was rs prevalent as " was 1T wv" nI
,rdo Rent, will be reasonable in the country ''''
wear though. notwithstanding the llc'e"'o !" '' ''
of suburban and country property
pplard & whiting say that the market al prcN'"u -
ocuve and that the demand for downtown P'oP
crty Is good. In fact. we cannot s"pPN wv ~"
nond.p aid Mr. whiting YESTERDAY " b"t ho." ~,
Standing the demand. rents In do"h'o"" o',0 .''
i,,s VI not be increased. We shall rene" q" ~ W..
eases this yea, on the same terms we had lat y',
MFR Whiting also said TINT within six weeks lro"'
now. work would begin on the fourteen '"N III.
-, manufacturing building which is 10 be pun UP
,tt,in stones throw Of The Tribune Euidihg' i'"'
,,iIGing. which is to ~ built By the metropolitan.
p,-,Iry company. VIII supply long felt want '"a
Mr. Whiting Every plan has been '"'nP''" a''
Lao
sTndtarc viii bc absolutely ireprG ,ofs ana % AZ" Jar
firm with a valuable plant may i evvi su' H. viii
"a re-. T.. Concerned when Ia TINS bhliul"-,, - 80
",and ON 1900 square feet ~ lana au WI, VI hcy,
10 i,ot frontage ON the Brooklyn Bridge sue "h'.o
The Uclt viii never Ice cut on The main cn'lGi'e "
,he I.idiup will BE- N William-st, but lheIc VIII 49,
~ 81 ,utriuce, m Rose Il. Ihcr' VIII - a ~"
,lont in the building. that firms on any hvm az -.
ic t,trnishcd with all the power they want y nun
- The floors have been alNndy chFt-ci' anu ~ ~
,h st,,,ctur, s ready to be Oocupid believe All u"
space Will have been rented a.. ,.,,,,,.. d,,,n
~ Them are very y vacant Ollie bWluihf' """h
,o,r As tnst as the buildings 60 up uicy ,seui
10 lind tenants. The old Office buildings ere III, -
A. n"t have modern improvements are lo-lhs u'''r
dcuants bnt the new buhinss I'll mp rapidly