New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-29
THE WEEK IN REALTY.
disposition OF THE NEW TAX ASSESS
MENT
o,,,>-rp .Hn TENANT EQUALLY DETERMINED
NOT TO BEAR THE BURpEN-NO SIGN Or
OPPRESSION IN THE MARKET

OWNER AND TENANT EQUALLY DETERMINhO
NOT To REAR THE BURpEN-No SIGN OF
DEPRESSION IN THE MARKET.
The realty business Of the last week was again
satisfactory both as to quantity and quan's' anu
there was little II any indication OF d1s'u O"i0e 40
consequence Of the increased tax assessment ="
o,erhuit neighborhoods, where assessments are
hosea m the market value OF real estate rather
than on the earning capacity OF the property III
vestors are shy at present prices pu, on ',e
hand sales OF vacant land and OF old puiiuilss io
Improvement have notably increased III '"e i"'
weeks
r,o features NJ the week were the sales OF vacant
,o,s IN INNER Fifth-sve and Central Park West OF
q broadway parcel and Of some minor lmproNeo
Firth-ave properties OF these the cash Pu''N"
by Justice Dugro OF the two DOCK lrons III 81
tra Park West, between sixty,secona Tbe fntnye
fourth SITS the most important ne fnstice
of the two blocks is In doubt al preseha III, i-roye
Dugro has not yet decided whe'he' he VIII any
or hold them for investment 10000, ,,,oh az,
BROOKLYN property again commandted tnuJtn az,
tentiou purchases OF farms In the iatpuS , a'1
New.ttrech sections having amounted IN od the ~
gr.gate for the last two weeks 10 Si'vVN'', ~
farms VIII be cut UP n'O and OF this one Of
nurchasers said: There is money In 1t. ana QUICK
In the auction rooms twenty-seven parcels were YER
offered but only two Of these were not esa ssIgS
drawn while half OF the remaining eighteen were
bought by the plaintiffs. ., a,.,. r..t,y yer.
closed in the last week considerations Drlls CIV
in TWENTY-FIVE cases and amounting togetne r 10
eTs s sod twenty-thrce foT total cQnsderaions OF
g. q2- zoo In Manhattan and The Bronx ue az 40
lion sales realized 1885, compared WIN -. ~
Compared with 500 c55 last year
LATEST PRIVATE SALES.
r,ou g. On and John y. Goldng have sold for
STANLEY Mortimer TO Thomas L. sthlman Inc S0-
Coo, Mo, on the north side Of Seventy -eghth-st.'
ha,uaer Fif,h and Madison ayes. adjoining the
Mot recently bought by \. W. huhe -, .ho
The Frnst-Marx-Nathan Company mas soiu ne
rortbv,esf corner OF One-hundred-and -seVtit,
Hoi and Futon-ave a plot S7xg0x Irregular,
10 John Naughton. through Charles 1T ~. nd
& Bro and the northeast corner OF in, 9oy1o
Creh,'ndrad-a nd -s-vent y-secOnd-St, pot -sA,Vo
shran g RIchtberg have sold for John Riddle 10
the Masonic Board OF Relief No. 2l5 West Iweh'F-
hrst-st three story dwelling mouse IoI -oAIN -.
Neieor II Stillwell has bought the 10Y on t dns
south side OF One-hundred ana -thrt -
feet west OF seventhave .sxhs ndu ~ " bvilder
together with the lot adjoining 2xi"' 10 oui'u'i
ioI enry Oppenheimer has bought the south corner
Of Central Park West and seventy -"is''"' ."
4benan Rosenbnum have pHrchase s nor i Te
rr1vement the southeast corner or &C.
md 0ne-hundred and eighth-st., plot lWliHuV
The Ernst Marx-Nathan company nas soIu asteri,,
investor three lots in Eyse-s' ,Wp on L
snnonds, and one lot on the west side 100 fee'
south Of One-hundred- and seventy second-sst ,,s
Burrl Bros Of Brook KY nave Sat three-story
brownstone dwelling house. TOT sioVVy; - rorr,sb
cyrus Field Judson has sold the henry ,Idan
residence in SunDysde Lane IrNinb 'o"-V"
WI" Ms samuel Wetmore has sold her properly ~ ~
Newport in Belisvuei,aye SShfsss and
s sfahe te Edward J. Berwind -, rue, o,,o
Jefferson NJ Levy has bought NO Isl = ~ n'n-a''''
Daniel B. Freedman ia the buyer OF NO 4''
Broadway.