New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-28
REALTY BUSINESS GOOD.
IN VARIOUS CLASSES OF
PROPERTY.
coon DEMAND FOR HOUSES on THE WEST
srDE-rOrAI, INVESTMENT FOR THE WEEK
r-crIAt TED Az 4 900

A
srpE-rorAL INVESTMENT FOR THE WEEK
ESTIMATED AT $500 900.
While the last weeks reported transactions nave
included no million dollar transfers. the business mas
been good, with the sales covering an extehced
variety OF property. The sales OF vacant land nave
been small but there has been good demand Tor
houses OF the best class we'll as ~ apartment
house property particularly the Eas, Side. the
total investment for the week will amount 10 about
81 5000. II is the summer season. and appfopfi-
ately considerable business has been reported In
country and suburban property.
Only one auction sale attracted special attention
at the Broadway saesroom during the last week
Il occurred Tuesday last and the good prices Oh
tanned for the two most favorably located parcels
in the sale furnished surprise for the spectators
In attendance. The property sold embraced num-
Der OF parcels offered by william Kennedy in paru-
ton Of the Michael Sherry estate. The two best
parcels were respectively No 100 and No llS west
Thlrty-second-st The first. which the bidding
was particularly active brought $3.50 and the last
ZIG -. Both were bought by Adolph Altman, who
gave II D. R0senIorf the name OK his pr'nclpal
and was said 10 represent the owner OF the STANDARD
Theatre property which the rear Of each parcel an-
joins on the south. Other parcels of the same sale
brought about their fun worth.
coLUMBUs-AvE. PROPERTY SOLD.
Some interest centred around Columbus-ave
property during the week. The leading SAFE on
that West Side thoroughfare was announcer 20
have been made by John Casey. the builder VINO
sold to S Comprecht the building at the north
west corner OF Eighty-fourth-st and Columous'ave.
FOR abou, $4,000 The building is fve-story one
with store and na,s on plot 50xloo feet Inc
eround-a door store is leased 70 the Postoihce De-
partnent for five years at 5000 year. Martin
Palmer have sold Cor Tsheppe & Schur the hVe-
story apartment- house. with stores on the south-
= COLI M IT,,
o,vioo5 for about $1,000. This property was trans
,errel hy George J. Hamilton 10 the present sellers
in 1855 for about $500. The present purchaser Is
IN. attorney for a woman who Is now abroad. The
nve-story brick fathouse on the southwest corner
., sixtv-seventh-s; and Columbus-ave lot looks.
has been sold by LOUIS Bauer for about s'-e"
heavy transaction In Long Island City property
wos announced on Friday. a real estate syndicate.
s,vune itself the Long Island city Heights Asso-
citation has obtained possession or aDou' 4'"" ci'y
lots OF the James Thompson estate IN n"ss'i''c'
NOT far from Calvary Cemetery the OBJECT
~ the syndicate is to develop the property ana
Mace /, on the market. The new owners VIII pay
,r,o tho CITY treasury within the next few months
I, Is mid some $500 600 back taxes due on the prop
erty after which they Will sell the lots separately
by auction. ,.
several sales or suburban and Long Island properly
became public In the course 81 the week. a f. z
= A Kare.sen closed a contract for the sale OF
rlo, - about eighty lots on the ocean front be-
no, t.Iren,ore and Arverne by-the-Sea TO
New-York operator.
douglas robinson 6 Co sold FOR the estate OF
Walter c. Tuckcrman the Tuckerman place a.
OYSTER Bay Long Island. t"enty-sN anu o"e-'"''
acre, Of highly improved grounds with house sti-
bles. outhouses. ETC. Frederick II. Benedict 'o'
$500
New-Jersey suburban property was not forgotten
nv investors and number Of transactions were
repor,el Il Is said that the Eln'ra RAJ
C,;npany a corporation when puys Ii""S' o'''''
factories and leases them was the recent large
purchaser OF land In Union county " a. Inv
large ,rac, which les between trsno farH "'''e
,s, ~ Elizabeth and Rosele. is mostly farm lana.
PAYMENTS are now being made on the purohaseS'
and II is reported that building VIII soon oesh o"
several parts Of the big site one tract OF iVo acres
known as the Benedict Farm. VAS purchased last
week by the concern ,. ..
Ahouf one hundred lots OF suburban properly al
,r,,ons,ok y / were sold auction. without
os.ryo =, Wednesday, These lots are IN the pest
business and dwelling districts OF the 'o"" Inc
forms were 10 per cent down ana the oa'a'oe !"
ninety DAYS All the downtown 'o's i" anu W
Ma,n-st and the Susquehanna S'd'lo" ".' e
hv county Clerk Samuel Taylor 1t is said Tor some
Of the heirs OF the property Main-sr Io'S piou7"'
eco from, foot Lots measuring 25xl2o Feet at fas
s,ic and North First SITS. Passalc. pens 'iia0"'
| tied and severed brought 500 each' ->uJo'''''e 10
| 4, North First-st., without hagsMs o' any o','
innroyement. 95XlO, broC6ht l'o"' '- ~ ~
Lois @xl25 in Anderson-st.' se"''e' anu '">''
a,u.zed brought from So, - s'-' e"0"
, o cola in North First-st, north OF ANGER
w T., which direction Il has no outlet the eastern
,,,rd,rv heing a deep saniplt. IheSe o's' '"Nlo-
-. s,,,cb, on the west side from 80 TO va
, on, ON the east side from s2po 10 ~So eacn
rn ,ricss obtained especially for the uptown io's
were above expectation. Inc 'o'a' S"'e' "se''e"
| $4,000 $500, Az ppIy,TE CONTRACT.
| .a tho transactions in New-fork city real
| es,ate at private contract curing '"e "'e" "e'e
| the following: ., from, Hiram,
Jefferson NJ. Levy has purchaser i'o''' i''a.'
| ,,r,sop OF Astoria. Long Island. the properly
mo 60 was, Thirty h-st The property fronts
W. -, =, the south side OF Thirty hfth-st, HIS
49,, eos, NJ Sixth-ave.. and Is 9S9 feet deep lhere
Is an od-fashioned four story prick nouse s o rs
Wr Morrison bought 1t January 81, ie'9 no' 80. "a
in exchange f. for o S'h ssr properly NIL
Strong & Ireland have sold two lots IN rlsn''e en-
81, rnr,h aide $50 feet east OF Amsterdam-ave TOT
Enforcement at $4,000. with building ioah' ior o.
| Krgmpner q brother to Isabella Turner u.u..
Tho builder to Harriet Holding the four-story lime
| stone and brick American basement awanInS ~ -;
4 West seventy-eshth exSsx exensTn Si'I a.
| Melted about three months ago . - Wanda,
| Hiram Rinado & Brother have sold FOR Mandel-
baum Levine. to Pincus l.owenield me ' Nns
three story brownstone dwellings l5xyS each N0s'
32S $50 and 1872 East Eighty-frst-s. for ABOUT W.
| Bennett & Graf have sold for Henry r. Wood
| ward three-story brownstone house. lsxSoXiW NO.
ga West also ISr b Mrs ssioo at
s ST. :" west s."a''''d ANU, WI .....,
story Thames Building on the northeast corner OF
Greenwich and Thames SITS. 57l0x74ll, win VIII
son. S.n asr ss No. and
William BUTLER has sold to samuel Dwisnt