New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-11
REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

Tie Ica estate market Yesterday showed a strength
altogether unexpected, and mot OF the properties
offered realized prices far beyond the anticipation oi
tie owners and executors b. whom they were offered.
IN. r>tcla>s character OF the property offered brought
to the Exchange crowd of bidders sach as has rarely
been seen this year. II noticed that the great
majority faces. Property over 100000 WIS
actually sold The most important sale, were by Rc!
c1mpr several valuable Eighthave corners. also
nI-t1la,, Investment property IN IMfIj -scFehth.s;
The fist property offered was NO. o)l ElghhaVe. the
northwc, corner of TArty four story and
man>arl brick building. with tw0story DICK eHten-
sion The property stands on lot 211oAoO II
pI0iuces rental from monthly tenants u @f:oVo Fr
aauum. Tie bidding ran from 10000 up to $4,000
Ho Go5 Eighth ave. also four-sory and mansnrd brick
bIldn-, produce total rental Of 5000 pr annun
O'K-"fe WI, buyer No. GOo Eighth ave. is sim
liar binding on lot 25N.o Il ents for 5000 Per
me neNt properly offered wa. 10 Go7 Eighth ave,
Min %o 552 WET Fj ZION t1t't ave -S;
and basement brick building. with store. The store
30 So9 wes r I FJ fo nh st. r SGa for Sill
per month The lot is 25.9x!94. The bidding mn
buyer No. voj Eighth ave-. the adjoining house stands
on lot - X7S The store Is leased for 200 per
bidding ran from 1875 900 up to s3l 300. John ireland
va, he buyer. 80: SOS EiFhiI-ays is a fonr story
annmm. The Iot any %5xs0 Ths bdding ran from
40. 500 Eighthave. IS fourstory brick building
with plate glass store. Thc store I, leased at 5000
per annum. and tho total rent is 81 a24. The bidding
ran from $4,000 up to s3o.loo. \. McKenna was
the buyer. No. 81 West Thirty seventlst. h four
story brOwnetonc dwelling Oh lot 2l.6XSs0. II Is
leased at 1900 per anuum. The bidding ran from
buyer No. 3O7 West Thirty seventh st. Is a frame
bu'hing on full lot. The bidding rom $4,000
up 10 $4,000. John Edwards the buyer.
Lois In CentTalave. brought from 81 200 mp 70
81 700 per lot. Among the buyers g. Nnofer
Felix Krupp. Alex Cadouv and II. :. Clark Nine
lots I'm rwoOd ave. In the rem. brought $500 each
nom Benjamin +. Faircild. Another most important
snlc BY the same auctiOncers. that OF NO. i2s
hrownsione dwelling on 4 full l0L The bidding on
this property most pcrtinacionS. running from
$1,000 mp to $4,000. Among the bidders were
Morris Il. Bacr 4 CO.. &. W. Luystcr and Ir. Kurt.
Ultimately e. w. LUy,tcr Wa the buyer at that
price Il wa, understood that before the buyer left
the room tie pr pcrty had again changed hands at
an enhanced value.
Pet,r +. Mover offered No. III Washington Place.
foul story brick building on fall lot. Tho bidding
from $1,000 up to $4,000. ". G. smith WAS
the bu'Tr. James : McQuen offered under par
corner = Columbus-nvc and ono hundred and -Nth-
-. The bidding ran from f@0,VD mp TO %}V 100.
Isaac +. Meyer the buyer John F. H. smytl
offered Il vacant lot IN East One-hundred and-twe
frstst. 23xlOO. between the river and Pleasant ave
The bidding ran from $1,000 up to $3.50. {:
DuormcsS was the buyer. The sam" aucIoncer ofer.d
n vacant lot In Fast seventy third st. and Avcnn> "
The bidding ran from $500 up 10 $1,000. william
H. Y. Iarnett & Co. Offered under foreclosure No.
East Thirty fourth st., east OF Lexington ave. a
iOur story dwelling with "A lot 12SX Irregular. 10
brought $4,000 from George II. Bond. The other
sale were either withdrawn adjourned. Tho
.uccc,s ~ the executors sales made yesterday. pro
ducue figures far In advance q Tie appraised valnn
property Is offered in good faith the highest prices
are 10 be obtained at auction.