New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-07
REAL ESTATE.
FEW SALES REPORTED BY BROKERS
observation-disclosures THAT WILLIAM
WALDORF AsTOR WILL IMPROVE
HIS UPPER BROADWAY
HOLDINGS.

Runor is again busy to the Intentions OF WILL
lam Waldorf Aston and the announcement made
some time ago that he would build large group
of apartment houses in Seventh-ave., near One
hundred d-sixteerth-st. is followed by report
that he had decided to begin next spring the I'M
provement OF number OF his vacant plots along
upper Broadway. In this connection 1t was said
Yesterday that Mr. Aston will begin his building
operations next year with the erection of twelve
story apartment hotel. to occupy the entire block
bounded by Broadway, West End-ave, Seventy
eighth and Seventy ninth sts tne straeture 20 De
II has long been policy OF the Astors to give no
nublcitv TO their Intentions until their plans are
pretty well matured. and while II seems not unlike
lives in this city they have no definite knowl-
ton NAV be mentioned the block bounded by
Eighty ninth and Nineueth SITS. Amsterdam-ave
N Mn sts.. Amsterdam-aye. and Broadway,
and also the block between Ninety second ana
Mneh dT t i1s 3 sn. sid aide Of be-
tween One-hundred -and-eghth ana one, ,,or
sts AID oshs 6x pa of large
houses have been one OF the marked features OF the
real estate situation and Of property in the
section mentioned These facts may have some Sa we
feet on any intentions which Mr. Astor may nave
with regard his holdings there. o,.o-. u,era
The reports OF private sales by brokers' "eIe
neither numerous nor important yesterday: and me
yas MOI reneated There is some likelihood, now
over that one or two good deals Will De cossu VI
day or tomorrow. which VIII help briIls ~ s.a"tar
nm 10 a fair average In the auction room y.or
dav the business was OF a commonplace chsrac'e''
THE RECORD OF SALES
The Trinity Church Corporation has soio 70
Charles Wollnsky the lot 25.6x5S No 10 Keade-s'
The buver has owned the building for ten years
and the sale was in accordance with provision VI
the lease that has Just expired o,a ,or W w
charles r. Schuyler co. nave solo iVl W, 80 ~,
and T N Hall No $50 Riverside Drive, a nVe stoi.
dwelling house. 25x6sxl00 at reported price Vi
about $1,000 o. r~,.haar has aoid the
West Nlnety-third-st., 376Ni26xlb. for *lz'% o..
Joseph W Stern x co. are the puyeIs VI ~ ~
Fast twenty second-st.. the sale OF Whlch o9 ~
brigham Hall was reported yesterday -, III.
l. j Phillips & Co. were the brokers IN the sa!c
NJ No 2Is West One hundred and -second-st tour
otorv American basement dwelling house. the SAFE
OF which was reported on sunday; rms IL tne hlhth
sold NJ a row OF eleven dwelling houses -, -
William C. Lester and Clarence r James are '.e
hrokers In the sale OF No. 46 Hamilton Terrace 20
Charles W. Langford for his own occupancy ris
h Inc last but one OF row OF eight three storN,
Nigh stoop private dwelling houses erected about
a year ago on lots II and IL KIDD
The following are the results or yesterday oHel-
inRs al the Broadway salesrOom
Ry BRYAN /. Kennelly-No. 81 Grand-st, nortn
side rs feet west OF Wooster-st Sx seven s a9
brlck store foreclosures 10 the plaintn lor jos
Nv William NJ Ryan-Nos. $50 and % One-huh.,
dred nd fifty ninth-st north Side 70 lee "es' Sa
Court landt-ave Oxi0l, vacant; foreclosure ~ INC
Bv Peter f. Meyer n Conc 52s West FIFTY
nrrt-st north side, 30 feet west OF Ienth-ane.
ExlOo5. q four story brownstone tenement mousse