New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
BRISK REALTY BUSINESS.
TRANSACTIONS OF THE LAST WEEK ON Al
UNUSUALLY LARGE SCALE

UNUSUALLY LARGE 6CALE.
The transactions In real estate the last week were
on the largest scale In many months The totai OF
the sales by private contract reported by brokers
was 100000. The transfers were principally OF
business property The demand for other kinds OF
property was rather slack. The sales OF the week
included the following:
George Crocker, OF California. purchased through
pcs Co. hs fS T6as sna nye
through to Nos. o. Ii and 10 New-st from WsiIi an
Alexander Smith and Peter Marie, for nScoOOc
The present buildings occupy plot having 'FRONT.'
age Of 7l.3 feet in Broadway and GIL In Newest
The plot Is 1894 feet deep on the south side and
1000 square feet. The price per square foot about
s22s 80 is considered a remarkably good one by real
Pncus Lowenfed and William Prayer Prayer bought ht
sSm sds d the pG
feet west OF Park-ave.. on private terms Tor I'M
Mrs. Nathaniel d. Higgins sold to William T
Hall Sons the plot. j0xloo on the north side OF
MInety.thrd-st, 100 feet east OF West End.ave.
The buyers will improve the property by the erec-
tiPn Of two private dwellings ,... rour.srd
building lot 25xl0o on the southeast corner OF Mer-
snS Third I'D @ ST
catskill ~ r.. at valuation ion. OF $4,000 o,,,,,, III.
St Ss at No. g
Thirty-eghth-st.. on plot gi.6x9s9 TO physician:
who y, viii occupy 1t after April l. The price paid
Fl. A. Jackson sold through Edward p. Hamil-
just east Of broadway. at about ss5o6c TO builder
who will erect modern business building In place
of the present structure.
! Henry Corn purchased the business property at
No. sos Broadway. T6x2o TO- Crosby through
Wood. for si75,cN lie viii erect a twelve-story
office building on tn plot. In place OF the present
/. j. philips & Co sold No 10 Vest Eighty.
third,st. four-story dwelling. lot 2oxlo22 for
Crow & Taylor sold to . Mr.. Bonner No. 5ss West
End-ave.. four-story private DWELLING lot i,oxlW
The house is one OF row OF eight recently mn
The United States Realty. COMPANY, sold to
Charles w. Fernald No ~ Central PARK west; a
! four-story brownstone private dwelling 2zNooxloo.
'0 cS sSST% Buermann Co. sold for Gross &
| Herbener No. 1905 Lexngton-ave.. three story
double aathouse. 25x75xloo, to George II. White
Daniel BrdsaI Co. sold No So. g, P e north I'll
NJ r. Hewitt Co sold for f. s TOnklihs to
! plot 40x00 No 325 West Fifty-sixth-st. known as
rm dso sod 6 dGF ns asss
sixth-st.. thrce-story brownstone hlgh-stoot
also for the party No. west Forty
eighth-st.. threestory brownstone dwelling. on o'
John Adamson. Of Brooklyn. purchased through
the p NJ chauncey Real Estate Company pa eS o.
corner corr Of Twenty-thirdst. and Lexingtcn-aye a
tenement house in Lexing tonave the church prop
erty being sold by the church and the Lexington
ave piece by the Ludlow family. Mr.. Adamsor
will remodel the church for religious purposes for
the present but It is his intention later to clear the
whole plot and erect a modern apart ment-h house
| The Augusta Perry estate sold No. lS 8owery
| n hve-story brownstone building. and the four
| story brick building In the rear. No l33 Chrystie
ct The plot measures o. in the Bowery, go IN
| Chrystie-st. and 22.7 feet deep. ~,
IS West One-hundred- a nd third-st., nve-stor,
| brownstone fathouse. 2OxS7x102. to an investor
Following is the record OF conveyancees r, NOR ,,.
| last week compared with the corresponding week
| in 1896: