New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-26
THE WEEK IN REALTY
,,nno,-r,,r%r IN TRADING-BRoKERs
MORE HOPEFUL AND GENERAL
CONDITIONS MORE PROMISING.

oo,siderab1s demand for dwelling ana na'
80 rronertv marked the business in real estate
let week and brought the general resui' "'"-
q satisfactory point than has been 'he 0'9o 49,
soroa time The lack OF Investment ouyIns - IN
ono feature which is still TO De reeIe. -.
things being equal there Is reason 70 ~. haer
go viii he corrected before long. Rumor mas peeN
-, a. the last week with Broadway properly
The property IN question has not peeh sou ~
enc present time but where there Is sihohe 80
&c nrettv apt 10 be some fire. ana the lhuio1''o"'
nat negotiations Of that kind are even IN the eil
bryonc stage must lead 10 the Oe"ei no 80
market is revolving to"aIu Oo"u
able to all concerned.
A feature of last weeks business that was ehii-
,anuv satisfactory was the fact that 1t was "ldey
snread. No part OF the city can be saiu 10 nns'
been most in evidence in the reports OF saies Ino
,reek showed decided improvement over the one
,recedine and that one better than the one
r., I'D gone before II the improvement shall
th,,s continue 10 be cumulative II is not too much
Ia hope that by the first or the coming seat o,r
fortb when the status OF the market is dlscussed.
The improved tone of the money 1 atRet we f
fect I'm The field Of real estate. Brokers are az
ready beginning to speak more hopetuIIy anu WI
Inc rates OF interest again at anything IKE norma
The effect is likely be electrical on the rea es
tate market Other conditions are and do The
deay A. present is simple result of the nnanclal
conditions With rents to expect heavy
investment in realty with funds which will bring
5T9 i1pT 70 and there is every indication of
further rise on the other hand, the abnormal spec
,'istive tendency in Wall Street which has called
for large capital. is likely TO have results which
win bring about an appreciation OF SAFER Il sso Wei
means of investment and the real estate heid VIII
he fine first 10 feel the change. ~
Among the leading items OF last week sop hs
may be mentioned the sale OF the nVe suoIS ou ~,
ness building No 80 Warren-st. and OF vacant io'
az no many tenement houses sold included that at
the northeast corner OF Madison and Chh'Sh OK
11enrv-st No go Water-st. and that at the south
east corner of Monroe and Jackson SIS. 49,, 10Th
.de e, seyenty-ninth-st 100 feet west Of Columbus
ave and the two six story similar puIoss on az
north side OF Ninety-hfthst 100 teet west OF Maui
eon-ave were also sold -. .,o e. ,ho Cd
Other conspicuous items were the SAFE 70 1he TS sI
3 Oiis and Thirty-second sts four story brown
stone building which bT9uSot s7 Ft fa enc near
Fifty-third-st. a four story 1Io"hs'ohe o"e'i''t
house tor boUg6t building sites at the north
aet corner Of Madison-ave and Ninety -ninth Is;
and on north side Of santbsat corne
90 FiSthave and One-hundred- and-eleventh- am
on the north side Of Eighty;four'h-S'' iOO iee' "'
o. me isst week forty-nine parcels Of city realty
were sod SSns;ffIs to IN the correspond
ing week last year thirt ions Pasfea s
The auction GALES for the week amounted &c
sSiAo4Z' NEW PRIVATE SALES
r. GTegOr q
a new five story American basement dwelling house
No 1s West Seventy-sxth-st.. to a Mr.. Tangiman
terms private.
John n Golding has sold TO a Mr. Hall the four
story stone front dwelling house lSxs2xloo No. Ii
East Seventy-fifth-st
/ Romano Brown & CO. have sold for Charles A
Smith the four story brownstone dwelling house. on
LOT 25x9s9 No. 20 West Thirty for about
5000
10 George H. Balkan No. l57 West Seventy sixth
St a four story private dwelling house. l9x55xl02 2
27xlOO No. l37 West Ninetieth-st.
Samuel Goldsticker has sold for the estate OF
Bernard Earle 10 Janpole & Werner the plot. Ollx
100 az the southeast corner OF Fifth-ave and one
hundred nd -eleVenth-st
The Brian McKenney estate has sold tho two -four
story buildings, with stores. 3sx7J. the side
OF Third-aVe, 456 feet south OF Seventy seventhst
Charles T. Barney has purchased from Joseph B
Kaiser the four deep lots the north side OF One
hundred and 100 feet east OF Amster
This makes Mr.. Barney the owner Of the
entire block bounded by One-hundred- a nd thirty
1sth and One-hundr and thirty- sts Amster
.daIn and Convent ayes. The brokers tn
D"sne Realty Company and Leo Eranger
O'I)onneu the lot. southwest corner OF Walton
eve and one hundred and seventy -sixth-st
R,tsher & Babcock sold for Som Bros 10 III
Fvangelical Zion Church the plot on the north sid
~ one-hu ndred- and -fortieth-st 376xloo 100 fee
East OF Lenox-ave. The buyers will erect churc
building. - - 49,. -.
100 feet west o. Columous-aVe' plot Sfxlo' Is par