New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-31
REAL ESTATE.
CONDITION OF THE MARKET IN THE
LAST WEEK

There are many signs OF encouragement TOT oeai-
ers and investors in NewYork real estate notwith-
standing the temporary lull in large transactions
II Is cvidc:nt that there are large sums Of money
available for securing sites on which to construct
great buildings for occupancy when the war an"
other disturbing elements are ont OF the way. II
is therefore only a waiting market ana II is pc
i,eved that the autumn months Will snow much
greater results. The total Of business Tor the week
ending July % was NO75o0. while for last week II
was only 1896 co or less than one-thrd While ms
comparison is unfavorable for last weeks showing
II is s,.n more than that of the two preceding
weeks ending July and l6. when the hgures were
slSl so and $4,000 respectively. taken together.
Martin Meter has resold a builder the plot at
the southeast corner of Fifth-ave and One-hun-
bred nd eteenth-st. 50Xloo, purchased ny MIN
last week from the Deaned estate -, 1
Martin & Bro. have sold through frarN D"'
naby the house recently purchased by them from
Joseph c. Hoagland. No 366 Clinton-ave. BrooKiyh,
A. VI Hidden Is reported TO have sold the Or
buildings on plot 4ox75. at the southwest corner Vi
EIghth-ave and Thirty-sixth-st.
Carl Schatter has sold No. 3l6 East fhteehth-s'''
q Srownstone building on lot 26xlco. at So"o.
Irving I Kempner has sold Nos. 1865 and leI sur
folk-st. Old buildings on plot 5Oxlco' al aoou So
D. p Tredwen has bought No S9 East lhi''y
nin;h-st. five-story double tenemeh'-ho"Se' a.
sp5D. >,,..
Dr. D. z. Austin owner OF No. II West Ninety
ffth-si denies the report published on July 10 tha'
the house had been sold. and declares that no neS0
tiations Of any kind are in progress oi '0''''"'
plated. . s,,-,.., so,.s closed.
Davis Stewart reports the following SAFES @ tSe
For clara NJ Williams the lot, 29xSs H. on ' ne
north side OF One hundred and -hiy-four'n-s'' i
feet east OF AmsierGam-ave. at S'.2D; 80 =, - .na
For r J. McMoTan. the plot. lWX55;u, on t ,a1
south side of one hundred and forty-nn'h-st- lV
feet east OF the Boulevard , - .ho
For John Marschnc. the plot, i5X%i. on t ne
south side of one hundred and ffty-thiro-st. y"
feet east of ;he Boulevard. - 90, - 49,. -.
For Clarence True the plot 15X9S1l on tne SCUM
side OF One-hundred and forty ninth-s; 10 leeS
wcs. OF Amste:dam-ave., to i. II. Lynch. VINO VIII
erect a row OF FIVE dwelling houses, In excnsnee;
Mr. True takes the To-. 25xl00 on the west Size OF
Lenox-ave. 70 feet north of One-hundred-ann-
twenty first St. At $1,000.
Mr. Stewar. has sold for Emile Coletti plot
6oxl2o !n Popham-ave., 80 feet west OF the tara
place for tennis club grounds at 81: Nichoias
Place and One-hundred and forty seVenth-st
Henry Thurston purchased from Alexander
Fraser with a building loan: the old buildings at
thu northeast corner OF West Broadway ana
Prince-st.. 4O11x74. recently purchased by MT
David Klein has purchased the fve,story fat
st., 25xl00 ,,.
Barnett & Co have sold for Adler & Herman
the northeast corner OF Park-ave. and Qne-hun-
houses l6x45xl0S Nos. 102 104 loo and 0S East One
hundred a nd 4 hrd-st, on private terms.
The following the comparative tables OF the
conveyances mortgages and projected buildings for
the corresponding weeks OF 1895 and 1887: