New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-25
The WEEK IN REALTY.
BALES OF FINE APARTMENT HOUSES
TIE LEADING FEATUREs-LATE
NEWS FROM BROKERS.

Tie distinguishing feature OF last weeks real as
tzle market was the sales Of apartment houses
Many properties OF thar kind changed hands and
day the sales OF three new ones v-e-a a.,
sluded IN the budget. The usual share Of tenement
nd dwelling house transactions was fncIuded IN
re weeks business, and the sale OF 2 business
property IN Maiden Lane promises a fine improve
nnert II The jewellers district
The fact that the week WIS divided ,n-o L.,-,
By holiday had some effect on the market. and
though there were q fairly satisfactory number of
gales, none were Of specially interesting charac
ts-fhey certainly were from the point of VIEW
q investors In fact the last week was siDgularIv
lacking IN evidences Of investment purchasing ana
there appeared be cessation of the Investment
Increment that for several weeks prior had been
developing so rapidly
keal estate brokers inclined 10 think that the
lul last week was only temporary and the mere
thoughtful inclined TO attribute II TO the m
settled condition OF the tax question In the gen
e-sI optnion Of brokers the sooner the srrana han
bill Is put 70 rest the better IL VIII be for their
business, end for The business all persons inter
ested IN realty.
There were many runors IN circulation last week
most o. them without foundation Of any kind. but
some founded upon fact One OF the latter was
Tie report OF sale Of an important downtown
properly, the owner Of which said yesterday that
negouetions looking 70 the sale Of the parcel were
bearing completion. with e good promise OF sue
cess. but that no contracts had been signed.
Sales Of unimproved properties. none OF them
S8oSaItg ALlE0ELG1E comprised much OF the actual
fradng- Transactions OF another character in
eo4ved No. ~ Mass aust. between Beeknan and
Ann SITS. Nos. 81 and g Maiden Lane which viii
De improved with twelve story building, and some
items published below.
THE RECORD OF SALES
s Osgooe PeH & Co have sold for stuyvesant
Fish and Marie Il 2. Bleything the southwest
pcrneT OF 4Iadson-ave. and Ssventy-eighth-st, two
Swelling houses. e plot 3ox74 Both dwelling
houses VII Be demolished and a handsome white
stone house. absolutely hreproof, VIII be erected
Henry D Winans & May have sold No. SO East
dwelling house, for Mrs. J. Michels, on private
terms
Richard Z Harnert & &C. have sold COR the
estate Of Anthony NcReynoIas 70 J. B. Esselstyn
10 Is Vest ne-hundred-and-th irty-second-st.
5 lots now occuPed bT d~e feS houses naEe s0a
Forty-seventh-st, between Fifth and Sixth ayes.
Jesse c. Bennett & Co have sold for J. Bluren-
"a No "a West Seventy-eighth-st-. four story
i2s5oO; also, for Richard Nathan, the northeast
corner Of -hundred-and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
5g52g 25xs for l 81 COS story store ana hafhouse
Rusher & Babcock have sold for C I. Lawrence
ne Leree story private dwelling houses Nos "a, IS
and g Hamilton Terrace. 19x50x1O0 each. private
. 2 AEelrqd has sold the seven story elevator
pIoT s7sxizs for s1G7 800 cash ST. ON
? 7 Cangxa1 has sold TO John MeKeon for John
Eose VIII 20 "a o+ 9 -oTT st3Ty orlcK nal.
Ward fer Richard Fitzpatrick No. AZ west
Ihtrteenth-st-. old buildings lot 25x1Oo
4 G Senior Co have sold for R s. Conkltn 20
Ar. Howell No 81 West Stxry-ninth-st. q four
stoTy private dwelling house. ax5ox1Oo. at about
Joseph II Lichtenauer has sold through Bernard
suyth Sons the plot the north side Of One
undreo-anc-eleventh-st-. % feet east OF Broad
way. 75x1g0-u.
- Richard Ei5zpstrtck has sold to James Ward No.
g West TiHrteenth-st- old buildings Qeasehold),
Conway & Rowe have sold 10 T Hamil No I3
Aott-st. I'VE story front and rear buildings, plot
EssX92 7X50 zx92 g.
Jacob D Butler has sold 70 john O'NeiI No. 81
e 81 West -forrierh-Et four story
stable. plot I00xl00. al about ss80e0
j. r FleisChnuann & SOE have sold the five story
zathoIse On the west side Of Madtsou-ave.. 259
t-el north Of One-hUndred-and-sevente lot
Lxs5. az about 81 0G.
Rachel Weiss has sold TO Joseph A. Joel No IA
Esst sxtv-secoucsr-, a three story dwelling house
Plans were submitted 20 the Department Of Build
ngs YESTERDAY for three elevator apartment houses
70 cost nearly s5010e0. Rachel Axelrod will erect
= ne southeast corner Of Broadway and
e.-nett- seeond-s-- a seven story brick and stone
s-eFafOT apartment house. 1gsx1GS6 costing about
1s.ts Two similar structures VIII be buflt for
E-las Kempnsr al the northwest corner Of West
Enc-ave and Observation-Disclosures. at estimated
eest q $4,000 George T. Pelham is the architect
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