New-York tribune., 1899-12-02
REAL ESTATE.
QUICK RESALE OF A WARREN-ST. BusI-
NESS BUILDING - INDICATIONS
THAT MONEY CONDITIONS
ARE FAVORABLE TO
REALTY

REALTY
While the number OF items reported by brokers
yesterday was not large there were several trans
actions that were fairly important One hrm re-
ported yesterday several resales OF property ihaue
within comparatively short space of time. IN
cluding that Of a five story business building wnich
is said 10 have been sold at an advance over 'he
price paid for It two weeks mortgage
negotiated per cent Is also reported 1t is not
long since heard It said repeatedly that loans
realty at per cent even under the most iaVor-
able circumstances were almost impossible OF at
tainmert. change noted in that respect
when the announcement made OF Secretary
Cages contemplated purchase OF bonds The dim
Guilty Of obtaining loans in necessary amounts ana
at favorable rates has undoubtedly had much to do
with the depression felt in some quarters Of the
real estate market but It Is likely that in that re-
spect there will be improvement from now on
that will give better tone to the trading. With
morey easier there should be early indication OF
a return to investment buying Of real estate. That
is the one feature OF the market that has been
most lacking. but it would seem that a better con-
diton of affairs Is coming.
THE RECORD OF SALES.
Foley & snifin report that they have sold No. 80
Warren-st q five story business building. 2xlVo'
for Charles F. Hoffman, jr and Francis Ward, to
a business firm for their own occupancy This Is
the second time they have sold this property in
the last Two weeks. the last sale being at an ad-
vance on the price paid by HOFFMAN e W ara VINO VINO
sod their contract 10 the present owner lney
have negotiated a mortgage on the properly lot
$4,000 at per cent. They have also sold NO NO. %
for the Fry estate TO II. Brocas for $4,000 and
have Tes0d the RF9R ADVANCE 10 on he
chase price The same firm has sold. in connection
southwest corner Of One-hundred- "a nd-seventy-
ninth-st. and Vanderbilt ave including Alden
Place l6sx2367 for about 5000 for the Hlleyer
Archibald Watt has sold to William II: Hall the
northeast corner OF e-hundred- and forty-second-
St and seventh-ave.. plot 100 feet In the avenue
and $50 feet in the street
Thomas p Fitzsimmons has sold for Miss Fran,
ces S Thomson the four story brick front and
three story tenement house No. SS West
II IA reported that Martin Brothers have sold the
harrington apartment house Nos. 10 ana ~ last East
building plot 5ox9S.9. The selling price is said to be
we9t afr$S nFfm R4s s0a t9 M5
limestone and brick front American basement
Douglas Robinson & Co. have sold for Frederick
W. Frischen the four story dwelling house NO, III
East Fiity.sixth-st. 10 feet west OF lexington
Leo Hutter and Well & Mayer have. sold the
and One-hundred-a nd -ffteth-st.; also the plot 5oI
90, with two story frame buildings. to A. Rother-
Leo Hutter has also sold to NJ Levine the lot,
25.5x75. four story brick dwelling house: with VIII
One-hundred- and third-st. for s2l6 l., -.
Whitehouse d. Porter were the brokers In the
the northeast corner OF Fifth-ave and Ninety
ninth-st., plot 10N9xl75 reported yesterday
Richard V. Harnett & Co. were the brokers In
the sale Of No. 4S West Seventy-second-st for
Alonzo b. Klght. The buyer is Mr.. Berkmans
The following were the results In the Broadway
Salesroom yesterday:
! BY Richard V. Harnett & Conc. 17s Madison
St. north side 1855 feet east Of Pike-st.. A6xlOJ;
five story brick tenement house; foreclosure; to AL
| bert Caprell for s37 750.
| BY Peter F. Meyer & Co-No 1s3 West Eighty
eighth-st.. north side 100 feet east Of Amsterdam
ave- l6.SXl00S; three story stone front dwelling
J house foreclosure; to the plaintiff for $1,000.
BY James l.. Wells-Lafayette-st south side, 150
| feet west of Prospect-aye runs south 5O5x south
! west 79s 10 middle line One hundred -and-seventi-
| eth-st., by northwest PIX northeast nix northwest
64.S TO middle line Lafayette-st, by east 2ox south
Is 10 beginning. except parts taken for opening
and widening One-hundred- md seventleth-st fore
closure; to J. F. OGrady for $500.
BY McVickar & Co.-Forest-ave.. west side. $50
| feet north OF West Farms Road 10 Westchester.
! for 500