New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-01
REAL ESTATE.
DEALINGS IN ALL CLASSES OF PROP
ERTY IN ALL PARTS OF THE, CITY.
THE INVESTORS OF SMALL MEANS FIGURE
PROMINENTLY AMONG THE BUYERs-AUC-

THE INVESTORS OF SMALL MEANS FIGURE
PROMINENTLY AMONG THE BUYERs-AUc-
TON SALES FOR THE COMING WEEK.
Saturday the close Of unusually success
full week in the real estate market-successful not
because Of tho closing OF any sales involving great
valuations but because large numbers Of dwellings.
tenement houses business properties and lots dis
trbuted over a wide range regards both location
and price were bought and sold outright. While
the names OF the principal downtown brokers,
who are for the most part engaged in closing
transactions involving several hundreds of thou
sands OF dollars each hardly appear in connection
with the numerous dealings of the week. the up
town brokers and some of the smaller firms down
town took advantage of their opportunities
II is just this sort Of dealing that the market
has needed for months. The class of small in
vestors appears to be gradually returning to its
all-important place in the real estate field and
men OF moderate means and incomes are again
carefully pa cing few thousand dollars here and
there In improved realty. In some sections OF the
city notably on the West SIDE in some Of the most
desirable residence districts modern dwellings.
mortgaged for co and In many cases - per cent of
their values. can be had on easy terms. and. even
with rents ~ low they people looking for
homes who have taken the time and pains to in
vestigate. have found that they can buy on much
more favorable terms than they can rent dwellings
Moreover II is altogether improbable that the
ments in st-class realty be maintained.
general drop Of ne-haf per cent would prove of
vast benefit to the real estate market and with
the vast amount of capital now lying idle the
lowering of present rates appears to be merely
matter Of time.
Some OF the most important OF last week ueal-
ings are as follows:
Henry d. Wirans & May sold No % East Fifty
seventh-st.. a handsome four;story hgh.stoop
tdOsto5 nn pot 2x for the estate Isaac
Bernhemer; to client on private terms Inc p'oP
Henry D. Winans & May have also sold for A. h.
Douglas on private terms to , Mr nt No
East Eighty -hrst-st., on plot g'X6Oxl5 ieet a.,
The same brokers also sold Nos 49, AZ and ii8
ibTsa Sesi n double " Houses
plot about 7ox15 feet for about s ne p bv
Wam II r. Lottger in June, 1892 for s25l25 The
GsS se ss So b @es Fl !hs sSs Sy
to one Of the Rhineanders for about $3.50 rora,
stewart has sSa tGT MT orr he sSah to side Of
One hundred nd-nftiethst. 200 feet west % Of Am
II Lake at something less than $4,000 for improve
en plot sxl on the west sdG o.
fourth-st and for Mr.. Butler to Charles s Hsrrell,
also for improvement he DOCK f between oneb On
Neutrality-suspicious. and ne-hundred-and-forty-
hl w "a Duer as executor OF the estate Of Maria L.
rravers has sold the four-story stone-front dwell
irg. with lot 2Sxsss. No West Thrty-eghth-st for
The Fifth Avenue Bank has PURCHASED the former
Ne @ F aTfs OF adonng the BANK
between Forty-fourth and Forty-hfth ats. Inc price
qS Manaebaum Levine have bought from the es,
tate OF wks the w? sss ns 1 9ahs w snd
have resoid to a company that Will erect factory
the plot 75xl97.6, In West run.
ming through to Thirty-eighth-st. between Tenth
Diamond c. haze nS F nsfS5Sa t1ad Mh R
nrovides for the sale by the former. al $500 OF me
old buildings and o No. , l af be 8nd 5y
sIonerfront hathouse. No. West One-hundred-and-
Romano Brown G. Co have sold for the Union
Dime savings INSTITUTION the former Hale PaNn G
5S 90 800 West Thrly-sxhst. covering plot OF
obont eight lots to NJ Il. Cowperthwa The prop
ery VIII WorS 9es Son have sold for potter Bro
to Frederick Brandt. for improvement; me p Ia
ana hundred nine feminist. and for the
same owners Miss Elizabeth Tracey also for I'M n,
6ne-hundred Observation-Disclosures IS feet east Of Man
iussa a. Bennet, Co have sold for e. Iudden
the three-sory stone-front dwelling lix6SxlcSS NO.
si2 West Eightyyoosecren'h-s TO rap" a. ''"oe"
IN THE AUCTION-ROOMS
-,,,ra tho auc,,on sales scheduled for this week.
- ,ake Mace at No III Broadway unless otherwise
specified are the following;
| Monday. March by George r Read foreslosure
sales George AsT es Vest NO. Of
KOS 2x27 .xsii fivestory brownstone-front nat.
hSqss as on n6rih side feet west Of Third
ave-. Isxs, 4xis2hxsi;s hye-.iory brownS'one-ront
Ws a%s S Se i%dEmff8 sale Philip
Ieakin referee, No 81 West xty-elghth-st,, north
sIae 80, ee and Basement sicneront dwelling due
on Judgment, n'si subject to ''ner "o''s"se' etc.
Co. s %ss Nln sas asaFy
66xlO0s three story and basement orIck dweihg'