New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-21
REAL ESTATE.
VACANT LOTS IN DEMAND-NAssAU-sr
BUILDING SOLD.

sales Of vacant lots formed the principal items IN
yesterdays real estate business and there were
enough transactions of that character to make I'D
q good days budget. The sale, IN addition OF a
business building in Nasssu-st. snd a few rnisceI-
lsueous items brought the results up 10 considera.
he proportions The lots sold are on the upper
VEST Side and It is interesting again to note as
was the case on Monday. that the improvements
contemplated are apartment houses. There was a
tine. not sc long ago when people were prone TO
think the building OF fine houses OF that character
vas being overdone, and disaster was predicted
for the men whose enterprise took that direction
Fut magnificent apartment houses have continued
70 go Up, each new one seeming 10 vie with the
preceding in conveniences and comforts That
the business was not being overdone has been evil
dent for some tine IN the fact that no other kind
Of real estate has figured more frequently In the
news OF sales and in most cases the builders have
disposed CT their properties al handsome profits The
Nassau-st building sold yesterday will not be torn
down but the buyer win make extensive improve
merits ard alterations
The Real Estate Board OF Brokers has issued a
circular letter calling members TO interest them
se.res IN opposition 10 Senator Ford's MarshaIs
uaituee. The bill provides that naarshaIs in dis
cent meeting passed resolutions in opposition to
TIE RECORD OF SALES
Rulsnd & Whiting have sold for Martha N. wey-
Ear 70 an investor the four story brick building
No % Nassau-st, size 1s.1Ox7s. The building will
be improved and renovated BY the purchaser
Alexander Walker has sold the plot at the south
east corner OF ST. NichoIas-ave and One-hun5-ad
an5-atteenthst, 1s5xl IIxl0O 1lx7s1l1z TO a build
who VII erect modern apartment house MI
Walker has also sold the plot adjoining. So PAX
-5sl-lzX59 5l7zi2S11@z 70 a church
L. : Philips & Co have sold for the King asta+a
the northwest corner Of Seventh-ave and One
hurGred-aud-tenth-st 7ex1oN
Rusher & Babcock have sold for James Livingston
. 7uiloer for Improvement a plot of ten lots on
the north side Of One-hundred- fortieth-st r,n
ul-E through 10 Decentralization -ersrs+ 7ao
soe, east Of Ansterdam-ave
william 4 White Sons have sold for J ] &
4 ?. Reuben, OF Paris. 10 Bernard Golden No 100
CherTy-sr.. Ole building lot Is sxsz
X Pendleton has sold 10 LowenteId & praea-
Nc 80 East Eleventh-s1-. three story tenement
house
John R Davidson has sold for John NJ Baldwin
Ne & West Observation-Disclosures ird-st, FIVE story
fa-house. '
Joseph Levy & Son have EXCHANGED the +,o ~.
s1orT hathouses. Nos. 307 and sos West Twenty
fouFIn-str for a part OF the cid Atlantic Ca
sno grounds, One-hUndred-a nd-flfty-ifth-s and
Elzn.H-aFe-' and The premises No. go West Fifty
folrth-st The trade Involves about s11e ooo
J09 g. R; Davidson has sold for John N Baldwin
1 foT 9bo7+ 30 g; 8 West One
re oHerings At the NeW-York Real Estate Sales
81 Peter F Meyer 81 q i0 cow5ne-b,,ndraous
th-st north side. rs feet west Of St
pe-EJ51 for 1910; also No S1s Fifty-GfIbst south
see - rect west OF Eghth-ave. I73xlOO5 tbree
SOY stone front dwelling house: Ieasehold: to
ATtLlr l! Levy, for SlT00; also No 362 Fiftv-hfth-
a. south side 40 feet east of Colum bus-ave. 2ox
s Lnree story stone front dwelling house: lease
ao5a+ foreclosure, 70 Arthur L. Levy for 81 s00
y FhI!ip A Srnyth-Nos- 81 and s. One-hundred-
snc-teEth -st north side 23-4 feet west Of Fourrb
~; Sa.f1l911 two three story brownstone dwell
g 1ooses assignee sale; to Margaret T. Schwan-
20 Ior S.S-5vs also No 4 Twenty-fourth-st north
sloe, -oz5 feet east OF Sixth-ave 201Ox9s9 fo1r
story brown stone dwelling house assignee sale:
10 Robert P ZobeI for SOS 90 $500
y Hlchard Y Earnett-Vesey-st. No 50 north
see ABOUT z feet east Of West Broadway. 25xI00
-Te-srory stone front store; foreclosure: 10 Miss
/ Z. NoIIharI for sS9 500