New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-12
THE WEEK IN REALTY.
BROKERS SATISFIED WITH THE AGGRE-
GATE OF SALES
DEMAND FOR SITES FOR APARTMENT HOUSES
SUBURBAN PROPERTY IN BROOK
IYN TRADED.

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SUBURBAN PROPERTY IN BROOK.
LYN TRADED.
There has been no distinct change in the realty
! market I'm the last week and though the promise
/ OF the preceding week hardly realized in the
sales completed the indications that there arc
enough good things under way 10 Justify a buoy
ant feeling ON the part OF brokers. Taken In its
entirety the business of the week satisfactory
/ and Of such character ms to indicate a prevalent
healthy tone The demand for dwelling house sites
| I'm the fashionable parts Of the city, notably In
upper Fifth-avc.. still continues, and one Of the
important transactions Of the week involved "A plot.
50xlOO IN Fifth-ave. nfty feet south of sixty
ninth-st
Among the sales in Central Park West may be
mentioned the parcels at the north corner OF
Eghty-ninth-st.. the south corner Of Ninety-nrst-
and the fifty foot plot situated fifty feet south
of Nincty-eehth-st.
The sales "t plot at the southwest corner OF
/ Madson-ave. and Nnety-fourth-st.. plot the
south side % Ninety fourth-st, $50 feet west Of
Madison-ave.. and a large parcel, part Of the old
Polo Grounds. in One-hundred and eleventh and
/ One-hundrcd-and-twelfth SITS. S5s feet Of
/ Fifth-ave. among the other items OF interest
for'the week.
/ TO BUILD APARTMENTS HOUSES
A sharp demand for sites suitable for improve
ment with apaitment-houses Is feature Of the
realty business at present and the number OF these
! projects is constantly growing. Notable among
those reported in the course OF the week that
/ affecting the unfinished apartment hotel the
northwest corner Of Central Park West and Ninety
frst-st. the plans FOR which, originally involving
the building Of a seven-story structure have been
amplihed to include three stories. Building
operations continue active. New buildings at
Broadway and Warren-st, on Dean Hofmans
corner, and at Broadway and Chambers-st.. on
, Hilen's corner. have been announced. The report
that the American Exchange National Bank Is TO
put up a building at Broadway and Cedar-st.
is said to be premature but has a foundation In
the fact that the Board Of Directors has been con-
sttering the matter.
/ Sales OF sixty-eight parcels of city realty
closed last week, considerations being given in
eleven cases, and amounting to $isO2SO In the pre-
cedlng week s,Xty-sX parcels were sold seventeen
for total cOnsidera tons OF $213 so In the auction
rooms the partition sale of the ShrGdy estate
parcels situated in Duane-st' sixth and ThirG
ayes, East One-hundred- and-twenty- Gig th-st.,
/ West Observation-Disclosures wenty-ninth-st and West
One-hundred-and-hf -ffth-st; also properties in
tne RT r me total amount realized was %ll-
outsiders at prices which were considered good.
There was considerable life in Brooklyn realty
/ last week several large pieces OF suburban prop
erty changing hands and a number Of dwelling
F houses being included IN the deals
PRIVATE SALES
E. De Forest Simmons has sold for Henrietta j.
North to w. II. Hays No q East sixty-fourth-st..
four-story brownstone dwelling-house. lot Tx
/ 100 at about $1,000.
! Fay & Stacom have sold 10 VI. Katz the south
east corner Of Jenerson-st and Rutgers Place.
Newman Cowen has sold W. V. ". Graham
the plot 69Xlo.S the south side OF Ninety-ffth-
81. 1873 west Of Madison-ave. The buyer will erect
! four dwelling houses.
George \. Bowman has sold for James Mulhol-
land NO 40 West FOrty-siXth-st a hve-story fat
house; he has also sold the fve-story hathouse.
and -hundred-anc- fort -fourth-st. TO BERNARD
haTTsch who gives in part payment country place
Albert segman Is reported to have bough, Nos
George F Johnson sons faTe sod 80 1l2
/ D1wsQ2n-si, two-stoly ana basement brick and
f f6p s: 2SuSe' lot Ni' house -X' to John Heinrich
Jesse G. Bennett & Co have sold for MI Hillery
/ 70 H. +. Barton No. $H West one -hundred-and-
ddGlTth-st.' three-story dwelllng-house, lot
Ranald H. Macdonald and ] Edgar Ieaycraft
/ nave sold for Julia u. Hildck No. ~ West Forty
August Oppenheimer has sold to Arthur Ciorsch
The Triangular plot. l23Sx75. Sxl47 the side
twentieth-st ard west side Of St. Nichoias-aye.
on 6o nss Xo s ' an s
/ ffth-ave, for about 1850
Conn Six lots or the west sid side E Of croonaaia
near one-hundred and seventy -hfth-st.
brick tencmCnt-housc 25xsJ ''' " '''-''o''
=, Louis }9 Lese and William Prayer have sold 70 II
/ II. Harrison No. 10 West Observation-Disclosures
I,r, 'n-st nye-stGry Aathouse Sxia taking in
iieinth-st. three story dwelllng-house. I7xi0o
James Kyle & Som sold for Lawrence M.Maho-
/ 800 7' h'st forteib~st, It thrce-siory building
Charles Mcdonald sold No II West One-hun-
pred-ahd- mn teenth-St, a new thlce-siory and
! basement dwelling house 9x56 and exienti0r
I AlIn, TO Q. II. p Archer fr.
Samuel Quincy purchased from Uammershlag x
] Oppenhejmer 50xlW feet. In Central Park Nfs.
/ 70 feet north Of N'nety-second-st.
Janpole 81 Werner sold through Joseph REFS the
plot on the north side of One-h undrcd eleventh.
/ 81 through TO One-hundred and twelf th-st 15nN
Scll0, 100 feet west Of Fifth-aVc The bilypr has
Tesold the One-hundred- land 81, vcnth-st lots to
! Seglm Bros. for Improvement with hve-story fiat
houses, and the One-hundred and welfth-si lots
TO a builder.
/ H. sokosM & Son have made the following sales:
on the north side Of SiXteenth-st about 175 feet
west OF SeYenth-aYe. 21XSJXlri also no 81 Eighth
aVe.a sX-story building KXlO, also the siX-stOry
double tenement house. with stores on the south
stGe Of East EleVenth-St. 2GXg)Xl about 2&j feet
east Of SecOnd-ave; also the six-stOry apart
ment- house. Blk half the block. I'm the side
of MadisOn-ave, $50 feet south Of ehundrcd-and-
/ siXteenth-st
Z. II Bishop. OF Brooklyn. has sold 10 William
Soehl the three-story brick apartment house az the
corner OF Hamburg-ave and Covert-st. for $1,000.
also the twO-story dWcliing-house adjoining. for
$500, and the three-story stone-front dwelling /
house the north side Of Decatur-st.. east Of /
I I>ews-ave., to George Hecker for $1,000.
Johnson & Son Of Brooklyn. have sold for Thomas /
Holt to j. Henry Dick. the three four-story brick
double apartment houses. each 2'NG5Nlo No. Liz
TO LIZ Eghth-ave.. for $500
It reported yesterday that Mrs. Henry !. ]
Sloane has changed her plans for the immediate /
future. and viii return 10 her home. no East |
Seventy-se which she left about month /
ago TO 70 live with her brother Mrs. Soanc's /
house IS generally known, has been for sale !
for some time but the price asked was so large /
that quick sale was hardly expected. Should me /
house fail TO- sell Il Is said that Mrs Sloane VIII |
abandon her idea OF going abroad. and remain at /
home for some time.