The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-01
ESTATE DEPARTMENT
REAL ESTATE NEWS.

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An Improvement that would be followed
with beneficial results would be the paving
and grading of Garfield avenue from the
Newark and New YORK RAILROAD south. IL
would make q new and Straight road to
Oreenville and because. Yf situation would
and Bayonne traffic. The Improvement
would not cost much and would certainly
advances the value of property along the line
fully one third. A few Garfield avenue
property owners have a petition for the Inn
proveineiit in circulation 1t will bs signed
by a majority.
Martin Stencil Ia Investing $4,000 in n
two story frame dwelling IN Pearsali ave
|fHue.
|srsAt No. 446 York street, Patrick lsodington
is having 0 three-story frlme erected. 1t is
to cost S4,GD
Enmons Il Co, the Junction dealers, are
preparing a new list of bargains, which Will
be submitted to spectators this week. 1t
will pay TO watch the offers OF this company.
John Lefens is building at Wales avenue
and Broadway, two frame buildings. at n
cost of s., $50.
Last night and this morning considerable
moving was done. A great luany old down
town residents have moved to the Hill,
where rents are more reasonable. Dealers
report but few removals from the city.
The greatest difficulty being experienced
by dealers at present is in leasing houses for
terms OF one, two or three years. Tenants
who had always leased for a term OF years,
are satisfied TO remain monthly tenants
The reason advanced is that Il great many
desirable houses in good locations are va
| rant. Everyone is looking for convenient
houses with low rents.
Nicholas Loshe's big fat at the corner of
York and Barrow streets is already rented,
notwithstanding the fact that the founda-
ton walls have only just been finished. The
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veniently arranged. He is getting high
rents.
Bertha Parrctz is spending $4,000 on a
two-story frame at No. U.s. Summit avenue.
The Real Estate Trusts Company, of which
Mr.. Frank Stevens is President, is closing
out a number of private sales. The com
pany always carries q fine list of desirable
private property for sale.
Fl. j. Oliver is erecting a dwelling at Cor
bin n Sipp avenues. He is investing
$1,000.
Jere Sauer is investing 5000 in a two
story frame Oh Reservoir avenue.
Real estate dealers are elated over the re-
suit of the sale of the 5000, coo 5 per cents.
| yesterday by the Board of Finance.
Mrs. Crowley is building q two-story
frame dwelling on Garfield avenue at Il cost
of 3d. 75.
c. c Jewell & Co have property of all
descriptions for sale, to let or for lease with
the privilege Of buying. 1t will pay to in
spect the property controlled by this ecin-
pany.
IRA Dsfers.
Elizabeth r. Russell 10 William Wennnr, for 5000,
land and premises west side OF jackson avenue, is
feet south OF Oak street
William L. Taylor to Otto J. Weber, land and
premises north side OF Wayne street, l0 feet east Of
Grove street, for $3.50.
Henry Schmidt To Henry J.. Schmidt, for $500.
land and premises sonth side OF Grand street. being
Antonio, ptma,el TO Rosa Dematel, for S.. 45s, land
ana premises west side OF Madison street. us feet
north OF First street. Hoboken,
Executors Of Thomas Forster to Elizabeth Work
man for S4.SUU; land and premises southeast corner
OF Monroe and Second streets, also south side Of
| Monroe street 60 feet south of Second street., 10
boken.
henry Hinse, ct ux to Herman G. Hinse for S1,10,
land and premises southeast side OF Avenue d, ~
feet west OF East Thirty-second street, Bayonne.
Annie I. watson to Henry d. Axeiny for $4,000
lard aud premises northwest side Of fahsade ave-
nue., 2l feet northeast OF Griffith street.