New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28
REAL ESTATE.
THE WEEKS TRANSACTIONS sHO"
SLIGHTLY BETTER BUSINESS
AN INCREASED DEMAND FOR RENTALS UPTOWN
AND SOME INQUIRY roR RESIDENTIAL
PRopERTY-POoR WEEK ~ THE

AND SOME INQUIRY ron RESIDENTIAL
PROPERTY poor WEEK N THE
AUCTION ROOMS
Statistics o. last weeks business in realty show
slight crease over that OF the previous week The
dealings IN thens4lves were not remarkable The
best was the sale OF the Beard Building. reported
yesterday. but a5ou; this Il strange reticence was
observed. Although II Was practically admitted
tina, the sale had been made the name o: the pur-
CHASER could not DO learned.
Brokers all through the week reported good
Inquiry residential property and Increased ousi-
ness IN rentals. The transactions closed how
ever do not call for special comment beyond me
.ect that 4: noticeable that they were well
distributed throughout the city. II was said that
the hot uea her prevented several important trans
actions from being completed and that the pros
poets for active fall business were greatly improved
but there was no proof Of this in the weeks DEAL
ir-s.
In the auction-rooms last week business was
somewhat duh, and with few exceptions the cir-
cums.ances attending the sales without inter
est. No. Is West Seventieth-st. was SOLD 70 an
outsider after considerable bidding but ior tne
most important Offering the Grenobie Apartment
House. on the southwest corner or ny "a
Ind Ffty-scventh-st.. there was only one Di1, anu
IS presumed that the plaintiff was ss 'ne ee snd
for that period the auction business scnedued -
somewhat Night
LATEST SALES By BROKERS.
The Beard Building the tweVe-story structure
81 Nos 100 and 122 Liberty-st. running through TO
Nos 1913 and lo5 Cedar-st, which Flake & Bowling
(tho New-York Realty Company acquired In par;
exchange for the Germans American Building. at
AbeT ana "a S 53;s, $500 3 The name Of the pur
chaser couio not be learned ,,, ,...,
IT, J. Phillips e Co. sold for Francis MURPHY a
builder the plo; on the north side OF 0ne-hundred-
and thirteenthst.. 24 feet east OF Thrd-ave look
Iaor & Bcrnser sold Tor Je:e G. Lyons, one oS q
~ row OF eight American basement private dwell
in, If
north side Of seven,y-fourth-st. ~ feet west OF
Park-ave 70 Samuel stiefel. Of Sticfei. Sachs d
David stewart sold for John d. Kane to the
tne po' on 'e "9 }ee
e.st o. the Boulevard. ic'x99ll. Mr.. Kane taking
IN par 5 fset son ie p pr 4 nl
2@? valued at aboat $1,000 ,.-, as o,o.
h'ndredaa twenty -Gtths., 75lE1co has been
siohoasa ana onehuadred- .foT1y,ssventth tn
5000 Both purchasers take building loans from
Nathan Company 30. 10 Great Jones-si seven
story business building. lot 227xS9lo. on private
Henry Levlrton sold 10 Mrs Brown No 7a2 Sec
ond ave. four-story tenement house lot %xSS.
through TO No. 2so Monroe-st. two six-story tene-
Warehouses;. on a plot 25xls0 ., r-.....z
tho southeast Of Attorney and Stanton sts.'
sx..tory tenement-hoqss LOT 25xS oorrs- .,
K.
seventh-ave. and One-hundie c and'ttirteenth-st.
plot iooxiro - ~ %,
Fay & Stacom have sold to an investor Nos l25
and rs Indlow-st a sX-stOry tenement-house'
plot 37.6xs75.
STATISTICS OF THE WEEK.
Sales OF thirty-nine parcels OF realty BY private
contract were reported last week. considerations IN
seven cases where these were given realizing wa
,0o In the preceding week thirty-four parcels were
reDorted sold the considerations in Twelve cases
reaching total Of s3l45o ,,,
In Manhattan and The Bronx the sales reaIlzeo
sl5s6S5O as compared with s634.652 IN the CORE
>Donding week of last year. and In brooklyn they
rralzed S322s7 as compared with $4,000 In Inc
esponding week Of last year.
These tables compare the conveyances mortgages
md buildings projected in the three oorougns ior
the corresponding weeks OF this year and OF 1887:
MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX.