New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-24
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS IN THE FIELD.

Tho continuation OF unusually mild weather has
nroved favorable and served an influence 10
maintain a fair amount OF business III Inc rea'
estate market, comparatively speaking. TOT this
nerlod OF the year. Many or the real es'"to
brokers are new closing their most SUCCESSFUL ous
ness wear Their transactions In realty, III sew
eral instances. have involved some OF the largest
single deals ever made here one OF the largest
parcels OF property disposed OF during the last
wear was the carried successfully through oy
frederick Southack G. Co.. in the block bounded
by Fifth and Sixth ayes, Eighteenth ana NINE
teonth SITS. The gross amount Of money in'oVeu
in this deal aggregated A.5OO0OO, and the lrpune
is informed that the brokers Melted soo'oo COM
missions for their services. The next largest sale
Of property was that OF the st. Lukes Hospital
site in Fifth-ave. Ffty-fourth ana fi'y-ni'h
SIS Charles A. Seymour < co. were the proAers
and Lewis s. Samuel was the contracted pu' :
chaser The contract calls for the payment or
80 400 900 and the brokers' commission OF per
cent Will be $1,000 Ii must be borne In nina that
those deals required more than one years time 10
hiring TO a successful issue-!n fact II required
nearly two years of the brokers Tune ~ co"
summatc the first of the deals There are many
other real estate brokers I'm the city VINO nave
much to be thankful for. az they close their DOORS
for 1891 While they may not have written up any
large single transactions above referred 10 NOT
ui,hstanding the aggregate OF business VIII snow
n handsome balance of commissions on the credit
side OF their lcdgers; and as to the future' inc
business outlook for 1895 is promising. according
70 several prominent real estate brokers. Prop
crtv owners in upper F'fth-ave. have been much
concerned about the future ownership OF the 81.
Iuke's Hospital property. There are several per
sonq I'm the market for some OF the choice lots IN
ibis parcel The six lots at Ffth.ave and ftfty-
hfth-st.. are at present hed AZ sv ;o"rtSst and
Finh-avc.. TIE sum OF $4,000 IS want e lots in
vacant lots IN. and the three SS lots
adjoining around the corner-in Fifty-fifth,st' are
G Ss,%r by T J to accept $4,000 for i've
lois Tho delay In disposns or the iospI,aI
property by the new purchaser IL Is sa'p D., T son
due to the refusal Of the Hospital irus'egs 10 Jp rn
ported that this embarrassment has now peen re-
attention Of property owners Is b ss5fa tho TO
January win escape the penalty, 9t per Gsh' b TO
fore the new year. \ penalty OF per ''"' ""'
the vicinity Of E.ghty-sixth-st win soon be fay
orel with crosstown line running from acr 6ns
central Park to the East River at the Astoria
Ferry. ,. noel,
represening 81 ssl Si3. and lS nominal transactions;
vhle FOR the week in 1893 the dreis Ieror isl
numbered 222 and the total amount involved was
sg5i.51s ana the nominal conveya"ces were ohy
rcurescnting SgIl 500 and for the corresponding
week Of ss3. - mortgages and the total amount
tinucs about per cent per annum. NAN, :,
now uans for new structures. at an estimated cost
OF $500 while for the corresponding week oI I.s
GEAR there were only Is plans. with an estimated
Gutwllilg brothers have sold to Luther F Hart;
seycnty-arst-st II fcct west OF West End-ave.
cNcavaiod for Improvement These are the iast
four o 'y the ," ehers have since
improved by hgh-class private houses Mr hart-
well will erect six sey'nte"nioot nmercsn pas az
and .hai -
srI Ill MODERN improvements on his purchase.
a.. fvc-s,ory apartment house. 25N9oxl0O. No s"-
g f ta so Tor G Ksssb 'ST Frazer
10 . building nrm for Improvement p'ot NNs %,
Fifih.st. between Avenues Il ana G. Tor about
ani h. lies. have sold The pot about boz n %Sl i
r.rry-st 10 Glhlin & Taylor builders FOR improve
"T Kllneman has sold the nve-story nathousc with
store ON lot esxes9 40. 10 West Thirty-hfth-s,,
for a,out fs.co $780,.
T"m Mg1 hss sSi 'ns nG 40 a Is
$, and 10 q w-Chambers-st.. for Mrs. u. schu-
- Kcmpner q SON have sold for William stuben-
iorl the our-story brick dwelling WIN store on
lot eoxloo so - Eigh,h-ave, to T. Morgan Tor
Nchoas Mltehen has sold the two nvc:story. stone
front single naihouses. on plot 4DN'' Nos "'t ana
.sG West Fifty elghth-st. Tor abou, tr.en
Nasnn KapSa has sold to AS9lPn mns NG +.
East One-hunlrel an twenty fourth.s, ,-,. 49,,
irfnsff a co. haV. sod for Mrs.. cora lruc IN"
r...f.r brick fafhousr. with store. 2,N about ''NN
.f fh. southeast corner % Eichth-aNr. ana One
ntinIf.I Land -nlnctccnth-st or N5v9
John r Doyle & Sons. conlpln'ly with l.alor
u~ring,r have sold 20 Clement March he nye,story
r.fronse with store. lot clNis No. lloS Third-aNe.
.I.f ..i. o., feet north ~ SiNtN-s"v'nt1-st
samuel Davidson has sold the property 80 lS
E,-t Elghfs-thiri-st.. northwest corner or IeNng-
tnu-iv. ~ lNlDg2 % John Williams for improve
ircrtg M s. The seller bought the property In
August Tor $500 . . -.
William II Smith. jr.. has sold for r. y. Waller
tuo lots In sixty sSih.st 100 feet
west ~ AmsicrlAm-aye. TO John carl Tor about
s. ~ ,,,,
Nicholas Cotter has filed plans for the building az
a nv,-story brick nathous". In Brook ave. west
side ~ feet south Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. seventh
ST.. cost Nj.0''. ,,,,
Michael Schcringcr has filed plans for the building
Of three three-stOry frame tenement houses IN Mel
rns.-aNr 90 feet south OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
seventies; 10 cost $1,000 49,.
Nicholas j Revc has filed plans for the building
81 six nVc-story brick tenement houses In e-hun-
drel and forty fourth north slde 1o rect west
OF Arnst.r lam-aVc.. to cost sI2.cH. 49,
Maria c. bel Cereal has filed plans FOR the build
ing OF three threc-sory frame dwellings AZ Granada
Pace lGS feet of Ernsclin Place to cost w"
Jncob Emsheimcr has fled plans for the building
Of n sx-story brick factory at Nos. 100 10 10? South
Fifth-aVc.. TO cost $4,000.