New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-07
THE WEEK IN REALTY.
FAIR RESULTS = CONTINUED DEMAND
FOR DWELLING AND FLAT
HOUSES

For week in which little expected and
wherein the number of active trading days was
shortened by a holiday the last week has been
generally satisfactory in the field of realty. In the
character of business done ii has differed little
from the that have preceded it, and the
budget is largely made UP Of sales of dwelling and
fat houses. One of the conspicuous items of the
week IN fact the deal involving ten hathouses
.n -fourteentf-st, the buyer being
investor. OF property bought for Improvement
with fine houses the sale of the orphan asylum lots
in Fifty-second-st. is naturally the most inter
esting. The five BUYERS will it is understood, soon
begin the erection of high class dwelling houses for
their occupancy the lots in question The
purchasers are Henry G. Trevor, G. r. Sehenelin
Lansdale Boardman, James c. Colgate and Robert
ELEPHANT. The price for these lots, which is
ported to be about $4,000 with the sale of the
Union Club corner will bring to the Barney syndi-
cate $4,000 of it's total investment of s2o5o,0O0
leaving s. go 600 TO realized before any profits
can result. There indications, however, that
the entire property will be sold before great
while and its value is generally believed to be such
that ultimately handsome profit will accrue TO the
syndicate.
The most interesting news Of the week was
cerned with the final closing of transaction in
volving the sale of a large tract of lots in The
months of negotiation, and, following similar
transaction closed by the same broker In the pre-
action. in which Mrs. Mary s. Hoe sold a tract
of hfty-three acres I'm Westchester-ave;, southern
transaction in which the simpson estate was the
ses RssTg + probnSe thst active We
work in that direction will be delayed until rapid
other items of the week We're the sales OF Nos.
and Frontst Nos a and o g New Taambers
and No North Moore-st Frank ]. Gould bought
s seven lis e@ ia feet east Of Broadway In last
week thirty-sx parcels Of city realty Were sold;
amounting to ss5o In the corresponding week
total CONSIDERATIONS Of s65 The auction sales
for the last week amounted to s6049S4, as com
pared with s27l go Cor the corresponding week last
THE RECORD OF SALES.
Herbert B. Rexer has sold for George J. Law to
Kate Johnson No. Gil West One-hundred- and
thirty-eighth-st-. three story private dwelling
house, lot 1eex99I1, at about s15. 600
6. Hirsch has sold for the American Distnibut-
ing Company to Max Bendiek the five story and
basement store snd tenement house. No. 800 Tenth
Burrell Brothers have sold for Mrs Delile to
house No 224 Garheld Place for $4,000
Sea e h p n 90 be Pf F tor SIDE Of
.hgndredth-st iso feet east Of Thrd-aye., and
$50 feet east Of Third-sye u
to @ah and ra aaSs sae e
three six story tenement houses. l00x75 at the
a s1s corner Of Stanton and Cannon sts for
Mitchell A. C. Levy has sold to the American
Nes 10 and liz West Ninety-sixth-st, on PLOT
O. Dearborn has purchased from the pevine es-
tate the three story old building, No. % Mount
Morris Park 20x80. for $4,000
Jacob Roses has purchased from Abraham Sill
veFson the new six story elevate apartment house
with stores Nos 40 and ~ East ThiFdst. southeast
corner Of Second-ave., plot 40x50. for 10000
Fay & Stacon sold to Rayitch Bros. the six
story tenement house at the northwest corner of
Rutgers and Henry SITS, 26x9sxlOi.
Jackson & Stern sold to Evans & Buscal for i'm
Rroyenient. the. old buildings. Nos lsl and 1873
4zxi0o
Terence F, Mcclure purchased from catharine
Y. Woke the five story fathouse, No N5 West
a nd 4 hirty -ffth-st.. z5xio0
Henry s. Black representing. II Is reported the
George a Fuller Company, OF Chicago, took title