New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-16
REAL ESTATE.
FrFTH-AVE. AND BROADWAY DEALS
THE FEATURE-REPoRTED SITE OF
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

The real estate market for the last week has
feea marked by a large and varied lot OF uansao-
fions some OF them involving valuable properly IN
broadway and Fifth-ave. The market mas Deen
rarficularly huoyRnt and confidence in the contin-
ued activity OF the trade appears TO be assured
The transaction which attracts particular atten-
ton because OF the long negotiations preceding
and which was confirmed by the brokers yesterday.
Is the sale OF the last remaining parcel OF the Or
phap Asylum property by the Barney-Sheldon syn
sicate The property consists OF the southeast cor
ucr OF Fifth-ave. and Fifty and adjcins
the Union Club property on tie south. Opposite
are the Vanderbilt and Sloan houses. The plot has
been sold firm OF operators, who, IL is SAID IN
tend 10 resell builders Of dwelling houses. Thus
the bugaboo which noised about for some time.
OF a big apartment house being erected this site
has been Quieted. The sale is particularly salts
aA~tory 20 residents OF the neighborhooo. who
feared ,he intrusion Of hotel or quas-pnohe
aparsment house. The price is withheld
Other sales OF Fifth-ave. property recorded for
the week include No ls0 Fifth-sye. the large ten
story mercantile building owned by MI earn IN
exchange for this property the purchaser A u
JuiIlard gave Nos. 546 and SIS Broadway olo hVs
story business buildings which Mr.. earn intends 10
tear down for the erection OF MODERN steel frame
structure
Another Fifth-ave sale the northeast corner
OF one-hundned- and-first-st. and Fifth-ave hVe
story apartment house. which was bought tor
$500 by Ada l. French.
Desl,nes in Broadway realty formed another
feature Of the weeks trade. OF peculiar sgnih-
caroe was the sale by The Livingston estate. OF
the southwest corner OF Broadway and Fuueth-sl,.
10 John Deitz who owns the adjoining properly
and who cOntemplatos erecting De apaf lhehs
house on the whole site ne deal is discussed
further in a separate article.
Another Broadway sale was the eleven story
IRE proof. mercantile building No. 80 broaoNAys
sold by the Mela Realty Company 10 0naTles a.
Gould. the coupler inventor. Tor SSSo,V0 MI.
Gould gave in part payment his dwelling house az
the corner Of LenoX-sve. and One-h1ndreo,sno-
uiuefeenth-st. consideration or Sl25,vN- Harry
J.. Moxley negotiated the deal and has resolo the
dwelling house 10 a bull Ter. VINO will tear down
An Important transaction the West Side was
the sale By William NJ. Mangam. for the estate or
Rolph Marsh Of the sixteen lots constituting the
block front on the 81 ae Of Amsteroam-aNe De
tween Ninety-fOurth and Nlnety-nfth sIs lhe
property has been bought by the firm Of Sauer,
Gross a Herbener. who viii improve II -
Another sale Of interest because II throws conslo-
cradle light on the rising values OF property west
81 Central Park was the plot OF vacant lots az
the northwest corner OF Central Park West and
severfy-fifth-st. l022 feet front in Central Park
West and 1873 feet deep IN SeNenty-nIth-sI Inc
price Is reported 10 have been SZ-o,Vt1
Among the rumOrs 81 the week the one OF chlet
interest was 10 effect that the Central Realty
Rond and Trust Company had sold the old Real
Estate Exchange IN llberty-st. where II mas lts
eFices one purchaser reported was the Nnamber
of Commerce The fallacy Of the rumor was clear
" shown yesterday when II was announced mat
the Chamber had bought site In Finest This
purchase dealt with in fuller detail IN another
column.
The Knickerbocker Trust Company announces
that II will huild the corner lot OF the Stewart
h'hirty-fourth-st. The corner lot is SlXlW The
proposed structure is 20 he i've stories high, Win
flces for the Trust Company on the hrst nOor ana
other officers and apartments above.