New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
REAL ESTATE.
,re REPORTED BY BROKERS AND
At THE EXCHANGES.

o..t.n I'D and permanently improved form an
-.s,,ng study. OF equal interest 100 are the
\ vn,,v and continued advance or It's real estate
These points have been more favorably
v'.-o,sd during the period following the closing
Us recent war than visible for several
OF nreyiously Considering the fact that the
",., market In Wall Street has been undergoing
ssornvard reaction from the prices reached re-
~ I. is noticeable that the realty market has
m,o,ed unusual activity. and thus far this
.,h an excellent amount Of business has been
s.rs The activity in the private sales market
.,rss 10 be confined 10 dwellings. flats and
... ,-onerty The total Of reported private sales
.nac,ad moro than 81 600. 900. to which may be
- $500 600 realized from the sales al auction.
~,,,S total Of s2.400000 for the last week THIS
- r,.hout doubt. a source OF much ENCOURAGEMENT
y real estate brokers and owners In fact. the
~, for the realty market shows that IL Is De
0. o. more diversified and that it is broadenins
e0",.s character as well advancing toward
" -lcs. Tho only apparent weak point
M ,orga operator IN realty yesterday, Is IN
s-.rssc.ons involving downtown property WINE
"e - ,-o,ertv IN the lower section OF Mammal
tan now at Srs o~ eva Vslues We have had ve
ssrs Of business depression ConoitlonS roSgbout
eaaaSSabs Tor general business activity throus.iose
fsvoiaUv, ANYTHING that improves the business
,nnos- any section OF the country lmpIoNsesS $500
N s ~ %ev-Y ork and Indirectly. not uIiSCtS
nesI estate The future demand for once Ano SoS Ss
I se 6n,ldincs must increase While those We 80
fair
are nov IN folow the prosperous times must en-
nus rsaitv values in the lower part OF .ne 80,
as wei a -hroughout the country are increas-
nIu andy and they will need ohlce silc
repress out town houses be seen In many
se.s strse;s bordering on and conuguous 70 ny,
5rvroods district as wen as ]" INC ''
For 1ve wears the people Of the middle cIasS
have uee. 49, Mean forced TO use former savings IN
me- - live Under the present improVed business
eOndn3 ms ms SerSn 10 invest again in suburban
W on houses The demand FOR this kind OF prop
ETY. therefore show.nf n the go0qT and
Tventy-fourth wards ana IN so9theIh ,,n,own md
COUNT. -rnDert3es this wear reflect healthy in,
cresse In demand The actual and proiniseo rapiu
tanisI and other property in the suburbs OF me
c',v quickly and cheaply accessioie ,,-,.o ,o-
,t Sqto1hE 7n9,erials Of all kinds are firm.
AshforLh q Duryee have r0d tgr house No
s. wesi Thirty third,si 2l2Ssss on pTiv;a att,
terms The purchasers Collins ooinhs VI ut
nroys the property by the erection OF a business
e1iIons Hess have resold for NJ s. Ausrbach the
,o. No fO7s Madson-sve., between Elghty.hrsT'
esnS Frhtv-second SITS. purchased this week 20 d
Wsey who VII tmRroys w''c omps sTS'Gh have sold
.h!.o|eb chsrles r Grassmuck. 10 Donatus Rleser
norhsasi conner Of F 5Rs for aH $500 ALSO
through Marks Letter, 10 John Ma91ea, br w rod
on the east SIDE OF Third-ave-' near ohe-hu"uie0-
Tas weeks transfers include the deed for , the
eonve!sh'ee a., ~ 70 West One-hundred and-twenty-
sSb,h:st John c Barth sells TO John { HradY'
hrs Isported that Cornish Anderson have
traded No 2s One-hundred t ,"o ~ No
.our Story dwelling house. 2oxl0SlD Tor no
fes West One-hundred- and -fourteenth-st'' a "Ne-
et9y f peT soa4d Walker Realty Company II
is reported has bought Plot OF @eop beween One
lots On ne Soss xtysecond and Onehundred
sixtySira SITS lots on The s esst Of Me
ssmusi Harris has sold the two old buildings -'
II s. ssSa T0 sberr i.' Of Brooklyn has sold sxy
three iots in Midwood-r between re- ~ Iobn
E Sers eE 10 v A. A. Brown the Brown i Reay
Cornpany The transaction lnvoves hi eTect ff
Is and basement houses the pTCpe5 0
Charles Hoh sold TO PaIick MUTE ,Ss W. west side
sss asss n a9rS & Hs4s Simon No
~ go Eas a, LTsa'f for o" about slssoc
change Of the sorrento apartment for tss
Campbell estate vacant lots at .Sat ne latter
51npsriV has abe been sold to Murray r proy
rent and that hve-story hathouses WIN VIE os
The three boulevard plots concerning which there
rumor last week are a. me Ss south
east corner Of anu
ne northeast corner g6I eI eTe resaes The latter
purchase by operator not hther'o iaeh'neu
WI" David i5 stewart and William Graham have sold
FOR John Mar;sans to a "A lI9 snt
60 feet east OF the Boulevard , ~ 40 .rs
Joseph L. Buttenweiser has bought Nos: 1Cs ano
Rabecca Cohen has bought the southeast corner
Of Birmingham and Madison SITS, four-s'orV
T B. II Lynch has sold TO l. Kn9pp; through n5
Layton g. Rogers, No 5ls West one go. IL
for,y.hrs,:st four-story American basement PHI
Seoaers eTaack sold for MsESS' S N lha
noTtbeast corner Of Ffthays and one,hqR S,rs-
hys-story hathouse. valued at $50 co. &, ~. s,,.
Tayor Sons were The brokers u sne sac
.our-story and basement dwelling house, A'ZHo'A
;m5 to W. N. V Hoffman, on private terms ms mad.
.o- wednesday st the New-York Real Estate Sales
room all g. .orsc,osure the
plot No ga Broadway with frontage at NO H0
RicSsrt Y. Harnett Co. will oner by order OF
executors the Ave tour-story orownstone Dwelling
houses Nos q. g. %. q and % East seventy
BRYAN l. Kennedy viii sell No . Park Place "a 2
fve-story brick building: No - Jsy-st, nos. IT
and lS5 Westst.. and lot IN Ihro-aNe" '
Philip smyth viii oner by 9Tdsr o; eI rec 1T
the southwest corner OF Main and Orcnarn s.s' o.,
100 lots Boxim each in Orchard and Main SITS ana
lot IN Prospect-st ~, g.. orsa-
On Tuesday the same auctionser WI 7s,.e.ntythrd
q executors, some property IN me l"e''' '''''
PTsy % ofT n. On 'fs PT'Hi nrcRs
estate consisting Of ll2 lots and eight dwe,lngI-
The following arc the comparative tables o. ne ne
,Snvsysn:: or,gssss ana PS S sD5 1 as
pied by THE Record and Guide
MANHATTAN.
coNvFYANCEs.
Sept 90 40 1897
,, Oct, e 9 lSsld.i iS T.