The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-12
REAL ESTATE NEWS.
Many Bargains in Property in
All Parts Of the City-City
Sale Goes Over.

The outlook is bright for a great many
choice pieces of property going under
the hammer during the present month.
Why property owners should be so anx-
ious to unload their holdings on such
an awful dull market is puzzling real
estate men and spectators. Recent pub
lie sales have shown that it is no time
to sell, but still orders to sell pour in
upon a~uctioneers. In nearly every in
stance they advise their customers to
hold off until spring, but to no avail.
Inasmuch as selling is the order of the
day of a necessity it is the time to BUY
because property must take a jump IN
the spring, no matter how ~discourag1ng
the outlook for business is generally.
A prominent auctioneer, who has dealt
in real esate for the past twenty years,
declared only a few days ago that Jer-
sey City realty was now going at rock
bottom prices. 1t is a good time to buy
if you can get what you want. On the
other hand, if you I've property that is
only paying expenses now hold on to it
until spring. There are better times
ahead.
ToDAY's SALES.
Today lots Nos. p, q, IS and %, on
Girard avenue, directly opposite the
Bavarian Brewing Company property, are
going under the hammer, as is also he
property known as No. 81 Aston place,
with two lots adjoining. Tomorrow seven
| choice, well located lots. 25xl00 each, on
| the northwesterly corner of Arlington
and Claremont venues will go to the
| highest bidder. These lots should COM
v,1y,a avonlIapf ppi0oG
Three desirable building lots and a
house and lot On Highland avenue are
to be knocked down tomorrow. The
three lots are situated on the south
Boulevard. They are 25Xl43 feet each.
After the lots are disposed of a two
story frame house, seven rooms, ad-
is we'll rented and should bring lively
competition. If after buying the above
| property the purchaser should not have
enough furniture with which to furnish
1t, it would, pay to attend " J. Mont
gomery's sale of household effects.
On the 18th the double brick fiat,
known as Nc. $40 Henderson street, is
to be sold, 1t is a desirable property
for speculative purposes. On the same
day the splendid property at Nos. 632,
632Ia and 634 C~ommunipaw avenue, and
three lots on Harrison avenue, will be
bargains, Home seekers should not fail
to attend. On the 18th, the four brick
houses known as Nos. s, 9, 10 and Il
Alexander Row, st. Paups avenue, are
to go under the hammer. The houses
contain six rooms each, and are said
to be in very fair order.
WARREN & NUGENTS BARGAINS.
On the 18th, Warren & Nugent will
give some lively Spectator an opportun-
ity to make money. They will sell at
two o'clock. on the premises, the four
story, basement and extension apart
ment house and lot, with a three-story
house in the rear of the lot, at No. 1888
Wayne street, between Monmouth and
tenement property, we'll rented to good
| paying tenants. The yearly rents ex-
coed 81, 600. A perfect title is guaranteed.
There should be lively competition for
this property.
On Tuesday, November 20, President
Frank Stevens of the Real Estate Trusts
Company will sell two choice lots, with
four frame buildings thereon, known as
sale, at two o'clock, on the premises.
This property is located on the north
side of the street, about $50 feet from
Greene street. No better opportunity
could be desired for speculation than
this.
On November % Warren G. Nugent will
dispose. of the entire plant and buildings
Of the B. Mills Sons Oakum Works,
consisting of twenty valuable lots, com
prising almost two entire blocks, bound
de by Wayne, Fremont, Prior and Acad-
envy streets. Exclusive of the bargains
in machinery, spectators will have an
excellent opportunity to secure lots at
a low figure, which must advance in
These are only some of the sales
which are on the boards for this month.
The second sale of city property seized
under the MartinsAct has been postponed
this sale will first appear in THE Jersey
City News" on December II.