New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
THE WEEK IN REALTY.
THREE BUSINESS PROPERTIES SOLD
AND SOME SMALL TRANSACTIONS.

The only features which call for special mention
In last weeks real estate market were the sale OF
No % William-st. and of Nos. "a ana 20 Eas'
Eleventh-yt. both transactions involving pus'Nes'
properties. The leasing OF the buiuihg III ''o
southwest corner OF Broadway and Houstoh-s''
for long term OF years furnished another iteni'
The transactions Otherwise were of common
place character and in every way characteristic OF
the dulness usually prevalent at this season vi
the transactions mentioned. the most conspicuous
the sale at private contract or NO IS "liha.h-
st q five story structure. adjoining the Lords
Court Building This property was reported sold
a week ago. but no confirmation could be mad un'ii
Thursday and then the name OF the buyer could
not be learned. The parcel brought S2o'OO In 1867
only TO be sold at auction In 1898 Tor SlloVU out
the present selling price was not made public
An important transaction was the SALE at s2CO"o'
of the eight story store building Nos. 81 ana DO
East Eieventh-st and another good transaction IN
voved No. 42l 425 West Broadway with an old
building disposed of for $4,000. In addition. the
property at Nos. III and ll9 Mercer-st. was re-
ported sold. Charles A. Gould effected lease for
a term Of years at total rental OF se5OOoO. OF his
building at the southwest corner of Broadway and
Houston-st. the lessees being a firm of hatters'
This transaction involves the alteration OF the
property into office building.
In the week twenty-five parcels OF city realty
were sold considerations being named In four
cases and amounting sS1l 575 In the correspond
ing week last year thirty-six parcels were soid,
nine for total considerations OF HO'o9v me ne
auction sales for the week amounted 10 s1oi,Do, ds
compared with S96.770 for the corresponding week
The Stevens Real Estate Company and Francis
B Robert have resold at an advance for H. Mai
brum and others. the northeast corner 0I d broau,
way and Ninety -seventh-st a plot lVVNl" 10 an
The Frank L. Fisher Company, in conjunction
F. Burt gives No. 40 West Ninsty-sixth-st nye I'VE
story American basement dwelling house, for NO
ao5 West Eighty -fourth-st, five story fathouse'
chase
West Fifty -seventh-st four story oro""S'o"e
of Lenox-ave. and One-hundred- d-and-twelfth-s a
plot TVG o% ,S MaIeus S sod for TIE Blodeett
plot of five lots the south side OF One-huhdreu-
~ i Wor1eiing has sold to William f. Good No.
pl West Sixteenth-st. five story tenement mousse
Albert Erdman has sold to Samuel A. RSblnson Re 4sS,
the old buildings. on plot esxsi No 20 10 30 r"S'
Monheim & Monheim have sold to NaItzk *
Hellman the old buildings. on plot 4ZXS' NO. 20 10
samuel Jacobs has pgTeh@ased @ fTGm Rosa On GT0 po
fe and Na ResfGea 3 o IS HaTTS Avenue sn ola
Charles Knauf sold TO Frederick F. Buser and and
Susie ID I,iIf two dwelling houses on the north slde
of One-hundred-an seventy -ninth-st so feet west
ot cark & Pendleton have sold to Edward NJ. shep-
ard about forty acres Of water ir4hd ont PTUp Prog
fTonns on o aspeS ETsgf a1 oun
tyiah9 ty Ions Island The properties sold include the
Rehard hGqnss Sprays anG Dr. Abbott G cOmbes and
brought about 600. i is understood that the
land is to be used additional site for the pro
posed freight yard and terminal TO be buiit on 'he
recently acquired Fuhrman property ad14hlnH 111 w,
II was reported yesterday that Archibald Wau
had sold the block bounded by Seventh and Lenox
aves.. ne-hundred; ;and-fo7ty-Se ana Ohe-"uh-
dred- and -forty-third SITS .. -.
Plans were filed yesterday at the Department OF
Buildings by William and John w. Noble. 1r.. Tor
two eight story brick and Nova Scotia stone naI
houses to be erected the west side or Broau-
way from One-hundred- and-eighth to One-hundred-
and-ninth st. Each of the buildings WI. cover a
plot 100 l1x934 Joseph Wolf the architect. est-
mates the cost at 100000 apiece.
''The Record and Guide" published yesterday a
summary of the real and building records for
the first six months of the year in the three I'M
portant boroughs. with comparisons With 1873 FROM
This II appears that there were 6,2s1 conVeyances
filed In Manhattan. for total expressed considera-
tion of ssS S4 99 against 5S23 for ss 40 IN lNse
in BROOKLYN S146 cOnveyances. for $2O056 'O5 were
fled this year against s544 for $l495725l In 1873 and
In The Bronx 2636 conveyances were MED tnls year
The expressed considerations amounting to sl932s5S.
against s23 for S. 295 6S In the first half OF lSS
The mortgage record Is follows: