New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-12
REAL ESTATE.
In THE FIELD.


When one attempts to write the history ., .s.t
=, Tho dulest month OF the year, there 10
- ia Mos, agents and investors are eh'oy'"'
1T ro,dsummer vacations at the dineren'
The Tribune has. however. w'thn INC -or,
,reated It's readers to the views OF se''" y,
mont real-estate men. rejecting the'! 80. -snen
v,Iues and the prospects for ne" ou' s.,.,v no.
49,, ,,e,,ber comes and the fall season ia'''' "
gins. -, ....,e market will
=, acoo,od he the recurrence Of good times inc -.
ousnca NJ which Is touching every pran'" -
Agents are all primed for the prhsi"s a,a In
gains whenever they can De met -. -. u,ben
deed there has not been a seaso" 80 conedence
49,. so,,ars IN veal estate had so much co"
'"' 49,. =, nresent The Tribune has repeater
-. ,a,~ad within the last twelve months " ~
rork a, rebuilding the city OF New-i orh' " o.
- ,o-a ogo Castle Garden, down on inc
BATTERY front, centre OF a'u"e'o Tn.
fashionable set. Now 1t is an aq...,or ~
music halls and buildings for the pfs'.n Uorr.
Gro nd onera are all the way northwarh i'o.' 80
e' :, % Central Park and millions OF oohai'
.a hoor .xnended within that LOCALITY durns III.
lac, efteen years with no other VIE" Una" '
affordlnC places OF amusement LOT '''e VOC. IA.
tion What then. has the oru'ha'y ,h,s
manded in connection with the de'eiop"'. 49,. raol
o,ty meanwhile? These features are VIVA. ."e
fafa -
-, ward Reecher once described Ne"-io az
,,,. a,,rer a. Delmonico's as mighty .o'on '
whose head rested on the water-iIo', .a ,vbose
WIZ" ,oso chss, was at Central PARK. ana Wa Wa
LOGS extended northward so far Una. Wv 80 a dam
soon be lndstngushabe pscaus oods OF the Adlron-
serbs Mr. Reechers figure OF speeyih s,a9e dealer
been lite exagge,hhei lines Of the figure until ne
. seems 70 be almost bewildered by '"e
OF the realIzst9n OF crnikshank Co. of No i1s
Broadway. is one OF me nost tv as /, is also one
dealings n They have represented the money nnw
ers OF generation that mas al the Children and
rs en- former Clients who invested ther caIcuIa
in real estate here %sn tha were destined accrue
uon o, ,me The present head of the rm sad u
TrSgne geposHr ents owning all Of property
from the Battery Yonke1s MSnS BEEN improved
vest IN prope neys VINO desire to vacant lots
wherever such available or gfou anab b OF de-
the az little cost TO the purchaser Oh
the continuous growth OF the cy m m for land
that can be quickly utilized through mpr0yeTSh This
and afordng large profits on the nerson who has
IS apparent IT. to Of hs last
look for profitable investments IN rss broker who
handles properties has his judgment afge Ss i rsc
ened record Of his col 6one is by
that the indications are first class cal, much
about EASTERN or western expansion since me
march of Improvement must necessarily De norm, r
" roncerned IL viii continue where it is:
certainly not suffering r o t not "niV by
our own people but from Canada and dinerent
points Of Europe one significant feature jus now
to insist upon longtime leases an'S and that
With correct foresight firms Of stability are seeking
TO establish themselves firmly; e. manu-
ceope are out Of a@ town and aairs generally
so quiet that true view on this point cannos pe
but uass T0 the the qens viii
be better for next year than for the present anu
Ssrsy 1 ss ean s o in
% s. P1sms nj s doubt S' iss'
which commands the highest returns is that on
There was marked decline in the volume Of
private sales in the real-estate market during the
sales Of last week aggregated only 10000 while for
responding week of August, 1894, showed results of
The sales by su .st, n, in this city durng
h s o he week as win
The total conveyances recorded last week were
Being OF by While for corr
Of %e Ss se the REP
resenting an investment of $685. go.
there were ifty-one transfers. OF which seventeen
were nominal the others showing a total invest
sentlng sl6i.SOi for the same period Of 1894
The mortgages filed during the week were unusual
' and 1s nf Of pa
on these loans was about per cent year, which
weeks.
There were go MORTGAGES last week, involving
s Gss % last year. WHO" was i'' loans representing
There were filed In the Building Department last
week thirty-nine plans for buildings, represent
ing ss4 $50 AGAINST fftysix plans. to cost s,3o62
In the same week last year