New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
PEOPLE WHOMONE IN SPRING
MAY DAY SIGNS AS READ BY REAL ESTATE
MEN
activity IN THE NORTHWESTERN PART OF THE
CITY AND IN MISUNDERSTANDING OF THE
DRYGooDS DIsTRICT-AN EXODUS OF


DRYGooDS DISTRICT Az EXODUS OF
JEWELLERS FROM MAIDEN LANE.
The renting season has now sufficiently far adj
vanced to give fair indication OF now real estate
generally will be Influenced by the annual moving
| day. 4 pretty faithful inquiry In the reside"ce
| norton OF the city reveals he fact that only
| those who feel that they must move are Hhey
! to move and also that the landlords 90 "o.
! want tenants TO move who can remain ana
| nav the rent. The landlords haV" peeh uh"liI'"S
! to lower rents for newcomers. but on account ol
the hard lines In cases where they nave u"S'-
worthy tenants. they are inclined to keep 'he"
| eyon NJ 4 reduction Of 10 per cent rather tnan
! take their chances with and untred occu-
| pants
! The growth Of the city in the northwest Is gen
orally believed to have been largely by an increase
Of apartment houses, but real estate AGENTS the'i-
! selves say there are not many OF these as i
| generally supposed II is known that north OF
Fifty-ninth-st. on tho west side 81 inc ram "'
cross streets have been mostly bnili up as prN""
| dwellings \ wcl-kuowu dealer a*sertei E'9"'u'S
| that within this district about 80 per cent u
! ,b. r..,iouts own ;heir o~n houses. Another I'M
! uortaut circumstance. especially at THIS moving
| pcriod is the growing disposition o. """"'S "
Ike ,hc,r contracts 20 date from ocionef rather
! than from Max T. Many people cou.d i've i'''
! economically ly having the summer Wo"'"S At
! ,a.ir de.n-al returning t. tine CITY II P''op'''
and making thoir contracts. say, for ak months
This IS rot altogether attractive to the la"'
| h,t v..r r, ,oer be- g.. beginning TO T"-l~" the
| WV ..i....,, =, eit,b = condition. II IS
Ec"'fsl', oi snn'"'.''" To- SUI ,,,.n ,ro not
! particularly ira" TINS season ''''' nv .-,,.
! IN The least Wiling 70 contribute ui'"'''S'' '''
! 49, g., Income. of tho Ian llord. II is certain mat
| &" ''' "'''" " , L., ,ro numerous
/ ne signs o. apartment ~ ''' ~ 49,. -.
| tbroucuoat the northwest ser-o" ana ''d' '"'''
! .'' ~ r.r,,,.,1s from fats renting at
| aatr I.'h many '''' ,,t... 80 tenants
| good figures b-caus" o. tho Hdo'"F W.
| H.. t,ri,. I'M. raymcnts OF rentals I'll May Al
80 .,,,.irct ih~a,I,i.c,u the fall
! tn' hiH1 p.t'' H'''''"'''
and winter
| RI, ~. j.. ,o doubt that C1,uIlbus-1ve. has p'-
'''' .... ..- ..rtf.,r months. the
! COME. Nlthn IA" a9' ''' w. m, r.,,,,ts
! ,r.,t thor.ughflr, Of the West SIZE. I'd" T'h''l5
! . .- .,. tirb ,,,l tn. demand for office ana
! 'i STORES '' "'''', ., ,,,, .,,,,iy The ave
/ business 1iu iH'h'~ tN''''' '' 49,.
| rlo 81, about midway between central Pam "'' ',
-, t. tho tr.J. II TIE future viii
/ ii''-'" i''''i' '''' 90 " ,...,..f ,,tlro,i and
! undoubtedly coue' nitrate ~" ~ ''''- -
,,. r,,,. liza. service together orduS "hll' '"'
/ ...., ,-,. -,r.-.. Of tho year. too. seems 20
! I'''"..'i' ' ''''' ...f. 10, tr. uairh-
! base hrG e.J4 elect upon "''''' 80 ''
| ,,r.,ooI thin. may b" because tn"s are SD Close 80
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